Everyone is talking about this song. We, as you can tell, are not big on the rap scene. So, we will check it out, but meanwhile we are enjoying F+M’s version. It’s better than most tracks on her new album, Ceremonials.
We have always expected the prospect of a greatest hits anthology-type album from Rihanna. Why you ask? Well, she has had enough singles (both hits and misses) to fill a triple disc. With all these rushed albums (did anyone see Talk That Talk coming before 2012?), collaborations, duets and deluxe version tracks, she has enough to pack the punch. In fact, she has more than most people who started out at around her time. If she were to take on such an endeavour after her tour and promo for the new album, she will have all these tracks to repackage and sell to you again:
Yeah, so that’s enough to fill a triple disc and more considering Rihanna will add a couple of tracks and a new single of the greatest hits collection, because if she doesn’t do it now she’ll have to end up with a box-set and we all know those don’t sell.
The collaboration between Beyonce and Mary J. Blige has surfaced, well at least a part of it. It sounds like Beyonce’s “Me, Myself & I” got civil unioned withMary J. Blige’s “Everything.” Not bad at all, but will likely only do well in the R&B Charts if released as a single from My Life II. Click to listen to a snippet of the track below.
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So, Mariah‘s not just an HSN girl anymore, she’s still dropping dem beats. The diva is set to appear on a Jermaine Dupri-produced charity single to feature her vocals, Taylor Swift, Drake, Mary J. Blige and more to name a few. The single is titled “Save The Day” and it’s supposed to have a Butterfly-era feel to it, apparently.
Rihanna’s next single, which will be already the third off of LOUD, is going to allegedly be “S&M.” Good choice, but there are better tracks on the the albums like “Cheers (I’ll Drink To That)” and “Complicated.”
Click below to check out the nominees.
We previously posted an album cover that was all over the internet as her sleeve cover, well it turns out it wasn’t as Chrisette Michele herself just tweeted the real album cover and it’s this one. We are excited for the concept of the album and we have it’s a little politically minded. We like the art.
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