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Lana Del Rey's 'Ultraviolence' is her third studio album released on June 13, 2014 by UMG Recordings. Track Listing : 1.Cruel World (Lana Del Rey, Blake Stranathan) - 06:39 .…
French rapper Kadja strikes a sharp tone with “Tu Dis Quoi,” while IDK’s “xcx” layers introspective Romanian verses over sparse beats. Adofo’s “Rifle Power” fuses dancehall with trap tension, and Le Crime’s “White” delivers clipped flows and polished urban minimalism. MORE
Updated : Jun 7,2025
Didi B and Doupi Papillon trade coded intimacy on “Entre Nous Deux,” while Danya Devs leans into Afro-pop sincerity with “Asambe.” Rose Muhando’s “Tuma Malaika” channels spiritual resolve in Swahili, and Big Fizzo joins Melanin Boy on “Niwe Nshaka” for a regional blend under Bantubwoy Entertainment. MORE
Updated : Jun 6,2025
Ozuna returns to afro-Caribbean fusion on “Sirenita,” while Duki swings irony through trap on “Golfista.” Myke Towers and Quevedo reunite for the coastal-toned “Soleao,” and Kidd Keo blurs languages in the genre-skipping “L’Amour.” Ryan Castro and Manuel Turizo layer reflection into Caribbean grooves with “Menos El Cora.” MORE
Updated : Jun 6,2025
The Mothers' 'Fillmore East – June 1971' is a live album recorded at the famous New York City venue on June 5–6, 1971 and released on August 2, 1971 by…
Boys Dont Cry, Loose Ends, Barry Manilow, The James Taylor Quartet, Taco, Arthur Baker And The Backbeat Disciples, Tavares, Stevie Wonder, The Style Council, Tiffany, Matt Bianco, One 2 Many
Baekhyun’s “Elevator” casts emotional turbulence into a smooth R&B frame, while Reichi’s “Machigainai” slices through minimalist beats with clipped Osaka precision. KJRGL debuts with “Cloud_Six,” fusing K-pop polish and J-pop whimsy in a multilingual rollout of sonic charm. MORE
Updated : May 23,2025
Chito Rana$’s “Bust Down” blends bilingual grit post-incarceration, while DeeBaby’s “Intro & 2 Mo’Cars” ties ambition to memory on *Ms. Salazar*. Kodak Black veers reflective in “Yellow Brick Road,” chasing clarity over destination. Key Glock’s “Glockaveli” delivers solo trap introspection with nods to legacy. MORE
Updated : May 23,2025