The single serves as Cardi’s first release of 2026.
BTS’ ‘ARIRANG’ Surges on Charts After New Vinyl Drop
The former No. 1 jumps back into the top 10 on Top Album Sales, Vinyl Albums and the Billboard 200.
Nikolina WE2 | Tomorrowland 2026
Watch the most wonderful performances from Tomorrowland. Follow Tomorrowland Instagram: https://tomorrow.land/IG TikTok: https://tomorrow.land/TikTok Live Today, Love Tomorrow, Unite Forever. www.tomorrowland.com
Caribbean Music Awards Makes Historic Move to Trinidad & Tobago for 2026 Ceremony — Here’s When They’re Happening
After three years in Brooklyn, the Caribbean Music Awards are heading to the West Indies.
The Dance World Reacts to Kavinsky’s Death: ‘The Funniest Person I’ve Ever Met’
The French producer died in Paris on July 28 at the age of 50.
Ariana Grande Says ‘Petal’ Showcases a Side of Her You’ve Never Seen Before: ‘Unfiltered Rage’
“I usually do a lot of rewrites and make things a little kinder,” she said. “This time, I didn’t.”
FLO Says Learning to Speak Up in the Studio Changed Everything on ‘Therapy at the Club’
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Vin Gordon with Lee Perry and The Upsetters :: Musical Bones
Recorded at the height of the Black Ark with Lee “Scratch” Perry at the controls and The Upsetters firing on all cylinders, Musical Bones gave legendary trombonist Vin Gordon the rare opportunity to step out of the backline and into the spotlight. Originally released in 1975 as a UK white-label pressing of just 300 copies, it vanished almost as quickly as it appeared, becoming one of reggae’s great collector’s grails.
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Charlie Hunter Quartet :: Natty Dread
The Charlie Hunter Quartet’s track-by-track cover of Bob Marley’s 1974 classic Natty Dread probably shouldn’t work, but somehow the sublimely talented soul jazz guitarist and his group pull it off. Rather than staying faithful to the sound of Marley’s reggae standard, Hunter captures the joy and exuberance of the music. Mixing in salsa, jazz-funk, high-life and blues, Hunter’s quartet turn what might have been a polite tribute into an explosive celebration. It should be on every summer playlist.
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