Check out the new first single from Barbadian singer/songwriter Shontelle, “Licky,” from her sophomore album of the same title.
Shontelle first made her splash into the scene last year, with her mildly popular hit, “T-Shirt,” from her debut album, Shontelligence. On her sophomore project, Shontelle has decided to change the direction a little. She declared, “I’m going much edgier. There is a rock chick waiting to come out of me.”
Check out Rihanna’s first official single, “Russian Roulette” (written by Ne-Yo) from her upcoming new album entitled, Rated R. The “Russian Roulette” video, directed by Anthony Mandler, will premiere in prime-time on ABC soon.
The song is slow tempo ballad but we heard she had some dance tracks on the new record too. I guess we will have to wait until November 23rd to hear more.
Basking in the limelight, despite the news of a co-headlined tour with Kanye West being canceled, Lady Gaga is gearing up to go on tour as well as promote her new single, “Bad Romance” from the re-release of her debut album, The Fame: Fame Monster edition.
Here is the official version of the RedOne-produced track off of the Fame Monster album which will be in stores on November 24th.
R Kelly just released a brand new single from his upcoming album “Untitled” (due in stores on December 1st). Check out the single, “Religious” above. Hot or Not?
Check out this new track with Chris Brown entitled “So Cold” no word if it’s going to be featured on his upcoming album, but by the sound of the song - it should be. Hot or Not?
Singer/songwriter and Atlanta Housewife, Kandi Burress has released her new single from her upcoming second solo album, B.L.O.G. (out next month) a few weeks ago via her myspace, but here is the full track for your listening pleasure.
If you’ve kept up with Bravo’s Real Housewives of Atlanta, then you’ve seen her perform the single on a couple of episodes.
Fresh off the success of his track with Mario and Gucci Mane, “Break Up,” Sean Garrett, who is known to some in the industry as “The Pen,” for penning many hits for several artists, is taking another stab at a solo career.
His debut album never got a formal retail release, but after his undeniable chemistry with producer, Bangladesh (they collaborated on Beyonce’s “Diva” and “Video Phone,” as well as Mario’s “Break Up,”), it seems as though Sean feels as though he’s found a formula that works for him.
The new track, “Smooches” features Atlanta native, Yung Joc.
