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Rap’s biggest names will perform at the upcoming superbowl.

Hit singer of “I Would Do Anything For Love (But I Won’t Do That)” died Thursday, Jan. 20, at the age of 74.

A new online learning platform was recently made public.

Taylor Swift is the first ever global ambassador for Record Store Day. This is the first time that a personality was chosen to represent the day, slated this year on April 23.

Music research and analytics platform Viberate published its annual “State of Music” report, highlighting the artists that dominated social media and music apps in 2021 and the trends that will be hot in 2022.

In a true blend of forces, DVBBS and Galantis team up for their new single “When The Lights Go Down,” enlisting famed Australian singer/songwriter and musician Cody Simpson. Opening with organic instrumentals, the track incorporates both artists’ signature sounds with Cody’s soulful vocals and groovy, upbeat melodies for a fusion of pop and dance, which hits right in the feels.

In a perfect world of hopeless romantics, not ending up with one’s soulmate may sound like taboo. But we all know the world is not perfect, and a pop song can argue that it’s actually just fine not to end up with the supposed ideal person for you.

Asia’s Limitless Star recently collaborated with Asia’s Romantic Balladeer Christian Bautista through the track, “Everybody Hurts,” under Universal Records.

K-pop boy band Treasure set a personal best for their upcoming new album “The Second Step: Chapter One.”

After debuting with her massive self-love anthem “Ako Naman Muna” last year, young folk-pop artist Angela Ken makes another bold statement this 2022 through her new single “It’s Okay Not To Be Okay.”

Zack Tabudlo and Arthur Nery lead Pinoy pop on 2022’s first few weeks.

Jem releases her new single “Huwag Na” which came from one of 6cyclemind’s songs in its rich catalog. This is her second installment to her upcoming EP, which includes her rendition of Moonstar88’s crowd favorite “Gilid.”

LOS ANGELES (AFP) – The Omicron variant of Covid-19 may be forcing the cancellation of winter events, but Coachella organizers are still planning to stage the premier desert festival in April, featuring headliners Harry Styles, Billie Eilish and Kanye West.

In our exclusive virtual interview with new PPop group VXON (read as “vision”), its leader and main rapper C13 shared his experience during their first music video shoot. “It was a blast as it was a collaboration of amazing people. You can feel the energy from each individual from the director, staff, and performer. My favorite part was when we were shooting the dance part in the performance hall, since that was the time when we can show what we have been rehearsing for the past few months.”

With power play and abuse of the weak ever present in our current society, one of today’s most promising local bands, 46 Hope St., welcomes the new year with a bang through a statement rock song interestingly called “Di Na Magpapauto.” The declarative certainty of the title alone is in itself brought forth in-your-face.

Off of the back of her debut EP “AM:PM”, which has since crossed 20M streams globally, Stephanie Poetri returns with single “Picture Myself” a collaboration with producer M-Phazes (Madonna, Demi Lovato, Kehlani) and writer Sarah Aarons (Zedd, Flume, Jessie Ware). Nostalgia and longing are woven into every word of “Picture Myself,” as Stephanie contends with the tumult of emotions associated with being in a long distance relationship.

Ingrooves Music Group, a world leader in music distribution, marketing and technology, has named Guji Lorenzana Country Manager of the Philippines. The company’s continued expansion into Asia includes signing the Philippines-based Curve Entertainment label to a global distribution deal.

Dave Grohl and the rest of the Foo Fighters are now bonafide actors with the release of their upcoming horror-comedy movie titled “Studio 666.”