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He says the allegations are "fake news."

Avicii's posthumous single with Aloe Blacc will be released next week.

DJ L says Uzi can do whatever he wants with the "Gangway" instrumental.

Usher asks his fans if they'd like a sequel to his magnum opus.

A1 is best known for blessing Chris Brown with some of his best material, and his appearances on "Love & Hip Hop," but on April 5th all bets are off as he's set to debut his "Turbulence" album.

Joey Bada$$ has been hit with an accusation of practicing shady business.

XO vibes are coming this Friday.

Foreign Teck uploaded the song unannounced only to pull the plug some hours later.

J. Cole and Bryson Tiller have some legal explaining to do.

Solange lives in the balance of faith on "When I Get Home," her rightful passage back to Houston, Texas.

Jimmy Duval wants to clear things up.

Check out the trailer for King Dris' "Turn Up Charlie" Netflix series.

This week, Kanye West, Jussie Smollett, and Emanuel Gonzalez all took a walloping at the hands of 50 Cent.

The disturbing details were essential, according to Dan Reed.

The "Maclib" project lives on in the ethers of Madlib's filing cabinet.

Long before Calabasas, the man in the pink polo was putting in work.

Kanye West produces "13 MUSIC" number with the help of Vic Mensa, Malik Yusef, and Pharrell.

The mentions were few.

Could Grammy snubs have something to do with Ariana Grande's bitterness towards Ken Erlich?

Somebody in Valee's camp needs to start taking his calls.

The-Dream spares no waistband in declaring himself the "King of R&B."