But You Caint Use My Phone is also No. 1 on both the overall Apple Music Streaming Charts and Apple R&B Streaming Charts. Released last Friday as an Apple exclusive, the mixtape is expected to debut highly on the Billboard Album Charts next week.
But You Caint Use My Phone was written, recorded and mixed in Badu's own Dallas, TX home over the course of a twelve-day period with producer Zach Witness.
The title of the release is a reference to Badu's hit song "Tyrone," taken from her 1997 Live album. Check it out on Spotify here.
The intimate late night shows will celebrate the release of Jeremih's third studio album Late Nights: The Album and will be taking place in New York, Chicago and Los Angeles this week.
Fans can sign up for free admission here (while spots are still open). The first show takes place tonight, December 5th in New York City at SOBs, followed by tomorrow night (Dec 6) in Chicago at the Double Door and concluding in Los Angeles at The Roxy on December 10th.
Late Nights: The Album includes the hit singles "Don't Tell 'Em" featuring YG, and "Planez" featuring J. Cole. The album also features guest appearances from Big Sean, Future, Migos, Jhene Aiko, Ty Dolla $ign, Juicy J and Twista.
Also joining the track is Method Man's son, Rae Butta aka Raekwon, who lays down the chorus to the record reinforcing Ol Dirty Bastard's bold declaration, "Wu-Tang is for the children."
The track is featured on Method Man's late August release of his collaborative project, The Meth Lab, which stacked with features from iconic rappers and MCs on the rise. Watch the new video here.
"'Revolutionary' was written in about ten minutes and recorded entirely in one day," says Asher. "We flew to Kauai to shoot the music video and just felt like it was something that was 'in the air' and perfectly described how we were feeling."
Soon-to-be-released debut album "Street Axioms" features collaboration with Wu Tang Clan's RZA; co-produced by RZA, Mark Needham and JP Bowersock. here.
The Knocks had the following to say about the track, "New York hip-hop has been a quintessential point of inspiration for us throughout our career. Our early aspirations included working with the likes of Cam'ron, so for us, this collaboration is the definition of a dream come true. We feel very blessed to be able to finally share this with the world, and we hope everyone gets as much enjoyment out of listening to it as we do."-
The new album will also feature Alex Newell, Cam'ron, Carly Rae Jepsen, Fetty Wap, Justin Tranter, Magic Man, Matthew Koma, Phoebe Ryan, POWERS, Walk The Moon, Wyclef Jean, and X Ambassadors. Stream the song here.
The duo has released the track details and the visualizer the song "Shining Future, Pt. 1," to gives fans a first taste of the album. Check out the video clip here.
Underworld's Karl Hyde and Rick Smith had the following to say, "We're really excited to be working with the team at Astralwerks...they've been a constant in the world of electronic music throughout our career and it's fantastic to finally work with them on our new album". See the tracklisting here.
Watch the new video here. The tour is scheduled to kick off on February 17th in Saint Petersburg, FL at The Local 662 and conclude on March 26th in Houston at the Bronze Peacock.
Vinyl Theatre's "Electrogram" album was released through Fueled by Ramen and features the hit single "Breaking Up My Bones" which hit no. 2 on ALT 18 and the title track that charted at #1 on Billboard's "Next Big Sound". See the tour dates here.
The Suffers are set to release the album on February 12, 2016 and the tour with Lake Street Dive will kick off on February 22nd in Phoenix, AZ at the Crescent Ballroom.
The group have also announced a couple of shows in Texas this month including the 18th in Austin at Emo's with Galactic and a New Year's Eve show in Houston at the House of Blues.
They have also lineup up a few music festival appearances next year including performance at Slingshot Festival (March 31st), the Savannah Music Festival (April 1st), and Old Settler's Music Festival (April 15). See the tour dates here.
The Swedish/American trio are giving fans an early taste of what to expect with the release of the album's lead single "Genghis Khan," which can be streaming online here.
We were sent this background information about the new album: The new album wasn't crafted in one fell swoop. Instead, Miike Snow (Andrew Wyatt, Christian Karlsson & Pontus Winnberg) collaborated across space and time, meeting in Stockholm, Los Angeles and New York for short periods over almost two years. Each musician began with different songs, sometimes sending them back and forth digitally when they couldn't be together in one room. The combination of the musicians is an electric one, as exemplified on the album and in their live shows. "I think we really weren't meant to be in the studio together and do music together and then we do and it just works," Karlsson reflects. "I think that's the whole magic with this band. We have so much trust and respect for each other�nothing comes together easier than Miike Snow. The pieces just fall into place."
Production for the new effort was handled G-Eazy himself as well as long time collaborator Christoph Anderson, Boi-1da, Southside, DJ Spinz, Kane Beatz, and Remo.
The video for the album's breakout single, "Me, Myself, and I" featuring Bebe Rexha has already amassed over 5.3 million views on YouTube since its release in late October. Watch it here.
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