Month: April 2025

Pop-rock band Needtobreathe shared the music video for “I’ve Got A Story” featuring Tori Kelly, taken from House of David: Season One (Music Inspired by the Prime Video Original Series)

Written by Needtobreathe frontman Bear Rinehart and Kelly, the music video is highlighted by The Choir Room that enhances the song’s emotional intensity: “it delves into themes of personal struggle, redemption, and resilience, leading listeners on a transformative journey from hardship to empowerment. ”

House of David’s Season Finale aired earlier this month; it is currently streaming on Prime Video.

See the video for ‘I’ve Got a Story’ – HERE.

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Tyla has teamed up with Sean Paul for the remix of her single “Push 2 Start.”  Push 2 Start was originally released in October as one of three new tracks on the deluxe edition of Tyla’s self-titled debut album.

Tyla, 23, shared with Billboard of the remix: “Everyone loves Sean Paul, there’s so many songs of his that I absolutely loved growing up. All those songs are so nostalgic and special and vibey. I really wanted that feeling on the song. And he’s been speaking to me about wanting to do something, so I felt like this would be the perfect thing.”  Paul added: “I really like her vibes as an artist. She does amapiano and mix her vibes with dancehall so it’s right in my pocket. Love it.”

Tyla will receive the Impact award at Billboard‘s annual ‘Women in Music’ event, taking place Saturday, March 29, at YouTube Theater at Hollywood Park in Inglewood, Calif.

Listen to the “Push 2 Start” remix – HERE.

See the video for the remix – HERE.

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Doechii has unveiled the official music video for her latest single, “Anxiety.”

The video, directed by James Mackel, follows Doechii through a lavish, high-end residence, where an attentive staff tends to her every need. Despite the glamorous backdrop, unsettling moments unfold — from a blazing kitchen fire and an intimidating Doberman to a crashing chandelier and sudden intruders shattering windows. She briefly escapes to the street seeking solace, only to be surrounded by a flash mob of over 100 dancers.

The video also pays tribute to Gotye — whose 2011 smash hit song “Somebody That I Used to Know” is heavily sampled on the track.  Doechii is shown at one point looking over to see a man and woman done up in geometric body paint to match a wall in the house (a direct homage to the “Somebody That I Used to Know” music video).

Since its debut last month, Anxiety has racked up over 272 million global streams, including 85 million in the U.S., and generated more than 23 billion views across social media platforms. The song also marks Doechii’s first single to break into the Billboard Hot 100’s top 10, currently climbing the charts across multiple formats — it’s in the top 20 at both Top 40 and urban radio, and top 10 at rhythm radio.

See the official video for ‘Anxiety’ – HERE.

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Post Malone has joined Morgn Wallen on his new track “I Ain’t Comin’ Back,” ahead of the release of Wallen’s upcoming album I’m the Problem, due May 16.

Wallen’s upcoming album features 37 songs, and will include collaborations with such artists as Eric Church, HARDY, ERNEST and Tate McRae. Previously released tracks include “I’m the Problem,” “Just in Case,” “Love Somebody,” “Smile,” “Lies Lies Lies” and “I’m a Little Crazy.”

Posty and Morgan previously released the smash collab “I Had Some Help,” which topped charts in both pop and country formats, spending six weeks atop the Billboard Hot 100 and four weeks atop Country Airplay. The song, which was featured on Post Malone’s country album F-1 Trillion, was also No. 1 on Billboard‘s 2024 Songs of the Summer chart.

Listen to I Ain’t Comin’ Back – HERE.

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Morgan Wallen has officially shared the full track list for his upcoming 37-song album I’m The Problem, highlighting a number of high-profile collaborations.

The country superstar confirmed the complete list for his fourth studio release on Instagram, sharing the album’s cover art (which features a NASCAR-style race car bearing stickers confirming the titles of the record’s 37 tracks) and the caption: “I’m The Problem. 37 songs featuring @tatemcrae, @ericchurchmusic, @hardy, @ernest, and @postmalone. May 16.”

The project includes duets with Wallen’s longtime idol Eric Church, Tate McRae, and frequent collaborators HARDY and Ernest. Wallen also teamed up again with Post Malone for “I Ain’t Coming Back,” marks the pair’s second collab after last year’s Grammy-winning “I Had Some Help,” (off Malone’s country debut, F-1 Trillion.)

Wallen co-wrote 22 of the tracks, and said of the album: “A lot of the concepts and things we said were a little more difficult with this album. We were trying to dig deep on things and trying to find new angles. And I feel like we did that .. We pushed ourselves to explore new ideas and perspectives. There are things on this record I’ve never said before, and I’m really proud of that.”  (according to Variety)

Wallen is also gearing up for the I’m The Problem Tour, a 20-date stadium run across the U.S. and Canada. The tour kicks off with two nights at Houston’s NRG Stadium on June 20 and 21, and will feature rotating direct support from Brooks & Dunn, Miranda Lambert, Thomas Rhett, and Koe Wetzel, with select dates including appearances by Gavin Adcock, Corey Kent, Ella Langley, and Anne Wilson, before wrapping-up in Edmonton, Alberta, with back-to-back shows at Commonwealth Stadium on September 13.

In addition to the stadium tour, Wallen will headline the debut Sand In My Boots Festival in Gulf Shores, Alabama, from May 16-18. The festival sold out within two hours and will showcase headlining sets from Wallen, Post Malone, Brooks & Dunn, and HARDY. The stacked lineup also includes Riley Green, Bailey Zimmerman, T-Pain, Diplo, Wiz Khalifa, The War on Drugs, 2 Chainz, Three 6 Mafia, 3 Doors Down, and more

I’m The Problem, set to drop on May 16, is available now for pre-save/pre-order.

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