Pop star and dancer extraordinaire Chris Brown felt like releasing new music last night, and this morning fans around the world woke to find a new remix available for their listening pleasure.

The unofficial remix to “Somebody Else” finds Brown adding his own twist to Mario and Nicki Minaj’s new single. The results are satisfactory, but nothing too out of the norm. Brown has a voice that can do few wrongs, and this remix is certainly not one of them. You can stream the song at the end of this post.

In additional Chris Brown headlines, the singer is reportedly preparing to release a new single featuring deceased songstress Aaliyah. We’ll keep an eye out for the audio and bring you any updates as the surface. Continue reading ‘Chris Brown Releases “Somebody Else” (Remix)’

Nothing picks up your day like coffee and music, and by casting a vote for the best Folgers® Jingle Finalist you can have the best of both worlds!

Starting May 15, Folgers would like your help in selecting the winner of the Folgers Jingle contest. As a thank you for your help, you will be entered to win a number of great daily prizes, including Folgers® Coffee, iTunes® gift cards, signed CDs from Gavin DeGraw, and even $10,000!

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Pop rock titans The Maine have released a black and white music video for their Halloween Forever ballad “These Four Words.”

Breaking up is hard to do, especially when it seems the biggest problem between two people is the notion they’re not meant to be with one another. That appears to be what we find in “These Four Words,” as viewers watch a couple on the edge of a complete meltdown live through one of the most depressingly awkward mornings of their life. Waking up feeling like there is a stranger beside you is something no one wants, and the pain of that realization is beautifully captured in this video. You can view the clip below.

Halloween Forever hit stores this week. If you dig “These Four Words,” I highly recommend you check it out at our earliest convenience. Continue reading ‘The Maine Release “These Four Words” Video’

After ten years of relative radio silence, Sting has announced plans to release a new album entitled The Last Ship later this year.

Set for release September 24 via Cherrytree/Interscope/A & M Records, The Last Ship puts to rest rumors that Sting would soon be announcing his retirement from music. Billboard reports that the music tells the story of “the declining shipbuilding business in Wallsend, England, where the real life Gordon Sumner grew up.” No further details are currently available.

If there was ever a time when an aging music icon was needed to prove lasting songs can still be made for the pop world, it’s now. That said, I’m not sure Sting is the man for the job. Comment below and let us know your thoughts.

Victory Records’ These Hearts are preparing for the release of their sophomore album with the debut of a new song entitled, “Miserable.”

It would be hard for any band straddling the pop/hardcore line to find new territory to explore at this point. It seems the genre that relies on the best elements of every other genre has finally become completely saturated, and These Hearts’ “Miserable” fails to bring anything new to the table. That said, it’s a perfectly acceptle entry in the library of similar update-yet-heavy tracks that work live but have little-to-no real lasting value. You can stream the song at the end of this post.

Yours To Take, the new album featuring “Miserable,” hits stores July 9. Continue reading ‘These Hearts Release “Miserable” Lyric Video’

OS Member Never Shout Never has released a stream of a new song entitled, “Malibu.”

The second song to surface off this summer’s Sunflower, “Malibu” harkens back to an earlier time in the career of Never Shout Never. The simplistic heartfelt lyrics are met with instrumentation inspired by early Dylan and are later made complete with the addition of Christofer Drew‘s signature croon. You can stream the single on Purevolume.

Sunflower is currently scheduled for a July 2 release through Drew’s own label. Will you be picking it up? Comment below and let us know your thoughts.

Get ready, internets. The king of all things weird and electronic is coming back for more.

After rumors began spreading early yesterday of new material being on the way, Nine Inch Nails have confirmed plans to release a new single on Thursday, June 6. The song, which is said to be titled “Came Back Haunted,” will be played on Los Angeles’ alternative station KROQ at 11:30 AM Pacific (so 2:30 PM Eastern). We expect a rip of the single with surface online a short time later.

While we cannot guarantee when at this point, we promise to post “Came Back Haunted” as soon as humanly possible. Stay tuned!

The middle of the week is back, and we’re here to fight the negativity with a solid dose of good news to start the day.

Sirens And Sailors, have proudly announced that they signed to Artery Recordings/Razor & Tie. The dual deal is a result of a partnership between the labels, and in the long run should result in better exposure for the band. A short documentary about their journey to this point can be found below.

No tour dates or album release dates yet, but all should be revealed soon. Stay tuned for updates. Continue reading ‘Sirens And Sailors Sign To Artery Recordings’

The wait is over, metalheads. Black Sabbath have officially returned.

Today, June 4, marks the release of Black Sabbath’s long-awaited comeback album 13. The release has been in the works since 2012, and though not every fan is on board with the return, it seems those able to hear the album early cannot stop praising the group’s continued dominance of all things heavy. iTunes is hosting the full premiere of the album, so those left on the fence can click here and stream the entire effort in advance of making a single purchase.

Do you think the return of Black Sabbath will return the band to their rightful place atop the charts? Comment below and let us know your thoughts!

Tuesday is generally known for being the day new albums arrive in stores. We never want to deter people from supporting music, but sometimes you can find great music (legally) without paying a dime.

Popular production team LA Leakers have released their new mixtape, #LeaksOfTheIndustry. The 19-track mixtape contains new music from Wiz Khalifa, Problem, Kid Ink, Ludacris, Thurz, King Chip, Snow Tha Product, and more, as well as production from the likes of Jahlil Beats, DJ Spinz, Lex Luger, Zaytoven, and Scoop DeVille. We have not listened to the full release at this point, but the half we heard slays. Click here to stream and download #LeaksOfTheIndustry. Continue reading ‘LA Leakers Release ‘#LeaksOfTheIndustry’ Mixtape’