Rihanna will appear at the VMAs on Thursday, Sept. 6, so what better way to hype up her appearance and her almost-a-year-old 'Talk That Talk' album than by dropping the remix of the overly sexed up song 'Cockiness (Love It)?' The remix features a few verses courtesy of Harlem rapper ASAP Rocky, last seen posing as JFK to Lana Del Rey's Jackie O in her 'National Anthem' video.
Is Nicki Minaj voting for Mitt Romney? That's the question everyone is asking after hearing the new Lil Wayne 'Mercy' remix, which features a verse from Minaj in which she suggests she will vote for the Republican presidential candidate.
Alicia Keys released the album art for 'Girl on Fire,' and now she's treating fans to the artwork for the single of the same name. Not only that, but VEVO may have spilled a surprise about the track -- namely, a feature from none other than Nicki Minaj on a remix!
Wiz Khalifa has been hinting about this remix to his platinum-selling hit 'Work Hard, Play Hard' for a while now, and finally the rapper dropped the track on Friday (Aug. 24). Rappers Young Jeezy and Lil Wayne are on it sans Drake, who was supposed to be featured on the song.
What do you get when you mash up two of the best pop vocalists on the planet with one of the world's highest-profile DJs? You get this awesome mashup of Kelly Clarkson's 'Dark Side' with David Guetta and Sia's radio smash, 'Titanium.' The DJ behind the mix is Monique Kim, who dubbed the track 'My Stronger, Titanium, Dark Side.'
Upcoming singer Conor Maynard left a mark on us when he released his video for 'Vegas Girl' nearly two months ago. Now, our new favorite band Cash Cash, fresh off the release of their tune 'Michael Jackson,' released a remix to Maynard's song.
Mariah Carey has something for everyone with her latest single, 'Triumphant (Get 'Em).' While the original track, which features Meek Mill and Rick Ross, received mixed reviews from longtime lambs (her affectionate term for her fans), her two new versions, the 'Pulse Club Mix' and 'Vintage Throwback Mix,' may win them over.
Them's fightin' words! Chris Brown released a new freestyle verse that's clearly dissing Drake following the infamous nightclub melee.
