Ed Sheeran has revealed that his upcoming album, Play, will embrace a more Eurasian musical influence, particularly drawing inspiration from Persian melodies and rhythms.
The New Single “Azizam” & Persian Influences
Sheeran is set to release Azizam next month as the first single from Play.The track was produced in collaboration with Ilya Salmanzadeh, known for his work with Ariana Grande, Ellie Goulding, and Sam Smith.Inspired by Ilya’s expertise, Sheeran explored Persian musical traditions, blending them into his signature style.
“I wrote ‘Azizam’ after Ilya suggested experimenting with Persian-inspired sounds. I love discovering new music and......
Miley Cyrus is set to redefine musical storytelling with her upcoming visual album, Something Beautiful, a project she describes as a “unique pop opera” blending striking visuals with a fresh sonic direction.
A Pop Oratorio with a Cinematic Aesthetic
On March 25, Cyrus unveiled the first trailer for Something Beautiful, offering a glimpse into her latest artistic evolution. The teaser hints at a fusion of rock and pop, enriched with dynamic, modern production. As the trailer closes, she whispers hauntingly:
"If I break away any bodies between us, would you promise that I'm enough if I give you all of my love?"
The visual album, set to premiere in theaters in June, follows......
One of the Spice Girls’ most iconic hits, Spice Up Your Life, is now being censored by multiple radio stations, including BBC Radio 2, due to a controversial lyric.
The Controversial Lyric and Its Alteration
Originally released in 1997, Spice Up Your Life became a global sensation, cementing Mel B, Melanie C, Emma Bunton, Geri Halliwell, and Victoria Beckham as pop icons. However, a particular verse has now been altered in radio broadcasts:
Original lyric:“Yellow man in Timbuktu. Colour for both me and you.”
Censored version:The word “Yellow” has been removed to avoid potential misinterpretations or backlash.
Ongoing Discussions About the Song’s......
Last summer, Chappell Roan made headlines when she spoke out about problematic fan behavior on social media. Now, months later, she notes a stark shift in how the public interacts with her, with many hesitant to approach her.
The “Invisible Force” That Repels Fans
Speaking on the Call Her Daddy podcast, the Hot to Go! singer reflected on the unintended impact of her past statements. “I think I scared them enough that they won’t come near me at all,” she joked.
Even fellow artists have noticed the effect. “When I hang out with my musician friends, they say, ‘It’s like we have an invisible force around us. No one comes near us when......
Some of the most influential women in the music industry are set to take the stage at Billboard Women in Music 2025, happening this Saturday, March 29, at Hollywood Park, California.
Star-Studded Performances & Honorees
This year's event features live performances from a stellar lineup, including aespa, Ángela Aguilar, Erykah Badu, Gracie Abrams, Megan Moroney, Muni Long, and Tyla.
Tina Knowles will be recognized with the prestigious Mother of the Year award, celebrating her role as the mother of two past Women in Music honorees—Beyoncé, named Woman of the Year in 2009, and Solange Knowles, recipient of the Impact Award in 2017.
A Night of Honors &......
Ed Sheeran has officially entered a new musical era, revealing that his upcoming album is complete and ready for release. To excite fans even further, he also shared a first snippet of the lead single, “Azizam”.
In an Instagram video posted on March 19, Sheeran is seen in the studio alongside producer Ilya Salmanzadeh, listening to the new track. The singer, visibly excited, dances and sings along, fully immersed in the moment.
"And if love is just a game, come on let's play..." Sheeran croons over a smooth, danceable beat.
A Live Debut in New Orleans
The announcement follows the first live performance of “Azizam” in New Orleans, where Sheeran delivered a......
Taylor Swift took home the coveted Artist of the Year award at the 2025 iHeartRadio Music Awards, held at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles.
The star-studded event honored the biggest names in music, with Benson Boone’s “Beautiful Things” winning Song of the Year, while Teddy Swims was recognized as Best New Artist (Pop).
Major Honors of the Night
The ceremony also celebrated Lady Gaga, who received the 2025 iHeartRadio Innovation Award, and Mariah Carey, who was honored with the Icon Award for her legendary contributions to the music industry.
Hosted by LL Cool J, the evening featured electrifying performances from Billie Eilish, Bad Bunny, GloRilla, Gracie Abrams,......
Will Smith has officially announced his return to music with a brand-new album, Based on a True Story, marking his first full-length release in nearly two decades. The album follows 2005’s Lost and Found and is set to drop on March 28.
The multi-talented actor and rapper shared the news via Instagram on March 17, revealing the album’s tracklist and encouraging fans to pre-save it.
"It’s OFFICIAL!! My new album Based on a True Story is out March 28th. TWO WEEKS!! Press pre-save. I’ve been working on this project for a while now, and I can’t wait to share it with you," he wrote in his post.
A Throwback Aesthetic & Star-Studded Features
The album cover......
Chappell Roan has given fans an update on her highly anticipated second album and addressed questions about her unreleased track, The Subway.
During a recent TikTok Live, the Grammy-winning artist responded to a fan’s inquiry about her next album. “A new album? Great question. We’re so, so far away from that, I can’t even tell you anything specific,” she admitted.
When asked about The Subway, which she first performed live at Governors Ball in New York, Roan playfully deflected: “Guys, I just released a song an hour ago. Let’s take it a little easier,” referring to her latest single, The Giver.
A New Musical Direction & the......
Singer Sia and her husband, Dan Bernard, have decided to part ways after two years of marriage. The 49-year-old artist filed for divorce on March 19, citing "irreconcilable differences," with the official separation date listed as March 18.
TMZ was the first to break the news, revealing a previously undisclosed detail—the couple has an 11-month-old son, Somersault Wonder. In her petition, Sia is requesting sole legal and physical custody of their child, though she appears open to allowing Bernard visitation rights.
The singer is already a mother to two adopted sons, whom she took in back in 2019 when they were at risk of losing their family support. Additionally, in her divorce......