Grammy Award-winning DJ and producer Purple Disco Machine has just unveiled his latest single, “Beat Of Your Heart,” in collaboration with Icelandic artist ÁSDÍS.

This new track seamlessly blends Purple Disco Machine’s iconic disco-infused sound with ÁSDÍS’s magnetic vocals. The high-energy composition is filled with danceable grooves, prominent synths, and catchy melodies that are sure to captivate a global audience. Fans of Purple Disco Machine’s internationally acclaimed disco style can expect a pulsating and distinctive musical experience with this collaboration.

The accompanying music video, directed by NDVD, is a visual masterpiece that brings the joy of the dancefloor to life. It weaves together themes of love, freedom, and fantasy into a mesmerizing spectacle. The combination of Purple Disco Machine’s musical expertise and ÁSDÍS’s enchanting vocals promises a memorable and visually stunning experience for music enthusiasts.

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Expressing his excitement about the collaboration, Purple Disco Machine shared, “I was sent the vocals by ÁSDÍS, and I immediately fell in love with her voice. I wanted to release the track as a single, and we later re-recorded it together in my studio in Dresden, which was really great.”

Music lovers get ready for a musical journey that promises to be both unforgettable and perfect for the dancefloor.

“Beat Of Your Heart” :

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The reactions we read on social media every time Radiohead, Thom Yorke, or The Smile release an album are predictable and divided between those who shout masterpiece and those who consider it music for boring hipsters. The factions are created, and surprises are rare. So why not see the effect that the same music has on children who know little or nothing about it?

Perhaps this is not what Paul Thomas Anderson had in mind when he filmed the video for “Friend of a Friend,” released by the Smile last night, but the result is interesting. It allows us to see what happens when you make elementary school children listen to that strange and adult music, including the drummer Tom Skinner’s son.

So, there’s Yorke on bass, Skinner on drums, and Jonny Greenwood bent over the piano waiting for the kids to enter a small auditorium, and they start playing (the audio track is from the studio version).

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The children’s reactions? Some yawn dramatically, some are astonished, some listen lost in the music, some listen with a frightened expression, some try to keep the beat, and some don’t care and do something else. Some seem captivated, some bored, and some just don’t give a damn and do something else. And it’s priceless when a child, after the final applause, stands up and shouts a loud “boooo!” with all his might as the trio leaves the room.

“Friend of a Friend” is from the Smile’s second album, Wall of Eyes. Yes, it’s a good album and is definitely better than the previous one, “A Light for Attracting Attention.”

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Justin Timberlake is back. After performing at a series of events in recent months, where he showcased new music, the Memphis artist has released “Selfish,” his first solo single since 2018’s “SoulMate.”

While there were some collaborations in between, such as “Keep Going Up” with Timbaland and Nelly Furtado last year, “Stay With Me” with Calvin Harris, Halsey, and Pharrell Williams, and “3D” with Jung Kook, there was no sign of a follow-up to his 2018 album “Man of the Woods.”

However, now, following the upheaval in his life caused by Britney Spears’ memoir, he returns with a song co-produced by Louis Bell and Cirkut that revitalizes his solo career. Accompanying the release is a (meta) video directed by Bradley J. Calder, where Timberlake is seen singing, dancing, and acting once again.

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Just a fortnight after dropping the music video for his single “J Christ,” Lil Nas X is making a swift return with yet another new track. Titled “Where Do We Go Now?,” the song is self-described as “music to match with your depression.” Give it a listen below.

“Where Do We Go Now?” and “J Christ” mark Lil Nas X’s first singles in two years, following the release of “Late to da Party” featuring YoungBoy Never Broke Again and “Star Walkin’ (League of Legends Worlds Anthem)” in 2022. His debut full-length album, Montero, was released the previous year. Notably, Lil Nas X gained attention for giving a lap dance to a lustful demon, portrayed by himself, in the music video for the album’s title track, “Montero (Call Me by Your Name).”

A documentary about the pop star, titled Lil Nas X: Long Live Montero, premiered at the Toronto Film Festival last year and is set to air on HBO tomorrow (January 27) at 8 p.m. Eastern. Additionally, it will be available for streaming on Max that same evening.

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Megan Thee Stallion Unleashes New Single “Hiss” in Continuation of Snake-Themed Series.

The track boldly kicks off with Megan addressing her detractors, refusing to give them the attention they seek. “Hiss” comes on the heels of her snake-filled music video for “Cobra” from last November, the high-profile collaboration with Cardi B titled “Bongos,” and her contribution to Dicks: The Musical, “Out Alpha the Alpha.” Notably, her most recent album was the 2022 release, Traumazine.

In a surprise weekend appearance, Megan Thee Stallion took the stage on Saturday Night Live, teaming up with Reneé Rapp to deliver a performance of their Mean Girls track, “Not My Fault.”

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Listen “Hiss”:

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Dua Lipa Unveils Upcoming Single ‘Training Season‘ from Upcoming Album.

Pop sensation Dua Lipa has revealed her latest single, ‘Training Season,’ set to be featured on her upcoming album. Taking to her official Instagram account, she announced that the track is scheduled for release on February 15. Fans eager to get a sneak peek can pre-order or pre-save the song now. The single is available in various formats, including a limited edition 7″ vinyl, CD, and cassette tape.

Dua Lipa also treated her TikTok followers to a preview of the energetic track. In the video, she can be seen singing along to the lyrics: “I need someone to hold me close / deeper than I’ve ever known / whose love feels like a rodeo / knows just how to take control / He’s straight talking to my soul / conversation overload / got me feeling vertigo,” all while dancing in the back of a car.

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Justice, the renowned French electronic music duo comprising Xavier de Rosnay and Gaspard Augé, has unveiled their upcoming album titled “Hyperdrama.” This highly anticipated LP, marking their first release in almost eight years, is set to drop on April 26, presented by Ed Banger/Because Music. Alongside this announcement, Justice has treated fans to a glimpse of their musical evolution by releasing two tracks from the album: “One Night/All Night,” featuring Tame Impala, and “Generator.”

The accompanying music video for “One Night/All Night,” directed by Anton Tammi, offers a visually immersive experience. Anton Tammi shared insights into the creative process, envisioning the music video as a surreal journey within the cross, resembling rave lighting inside human lungs with strobe lights encircling a human heart.

Justice expressed their vision for “One Night/All Night,” describing it as a fusion of dark techno vibes from Justice discovering a sample of Kevin Parker’s disco iteration. They praised Kevin Parker’s unique sense of melody, emphasizing the song’s oscillation between pure electronic and disco elements. This dynamic genre-switching theme is a central motif throughout the entire “Hyperdrama” record.

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Regarding “Generator,” Justice drew inspiration from the Salsoul Orchestra’s “Getaway,” infusing it with elements of gabber and classic ’90s hardcore techno sounds. The duo highlighted their commitment to merging disco, funk, and electronic music, showcasing a deliberate clash rather than a peaceful coexistence. This tension is a recurring theme, with Justice stating their preference for these elements to “fight a bit for attention” in the album.

Justice’s previous album, “Woman,” released in 2016, was succeeded by a live album titled “Woman Worldwide.” Fans can look forward to their live performance at Coachella in April, adding to the excitement surrounding the imminent release of “Hyperdrama.”

Hear both songs below.

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Red Hot Chili Peppers‘ “Under the Bridge,” a pivotal track from their 1992 album “Blood Sugar Sex Magik,” is a poignant exploration of personal introspection and the intricate relationship between frontman Anthony Kiedis and Los Angeles.

The lyrics paint a vivid picture of Kiedis’ solitude, proclaiming the city of Los Angeles as his sole companion. “Sometimes I feel like my only friend / Is the city I live in, the city of angels” encapsulates the symbiotic connection between the artist and the urban landscape.

The song’s musical brilliance, led by John Frusciante’s soulful guitar riff, creates a contemplative atmosphere. Flea’s basslines and Chad Smith’s rhythmic percussion contribute to a composition that beautifully mirrors the emotional depth of the lyrics.

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Kiedis’ raw and honest lyrics tackle personal struggles, including isolation and addiction. The song’s emotional vulnerability fosters a deep connection between the artist and the audience, making it an enduring piece of musical expression.

“Under the Bridge” has transcended its original release, becoming a signature track for the band. Its universal themes have led to numerous covers and appearances in various media, solidifying its status as a cultural touchstone.

As you immerse yourself in the melancholic beauty of “Under the Bridge,” you embark on a soulful journey through the heart of Los Angeles. This timeless piece remains a testament to Red Hot Chili Peppers’ ability to blend soulful melodies with profound lyricism, creating an enduring impact that resonates across generations.

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Guns N’ Roses unveiled their mesmerizing, AI-crafted music video for ‘The General,’ a track introduced to fans in December 2023.

Collaborating with creative director Dan Potter from the London-based studio Creative Works, the video seamlessly merges live performances with animated sequences generated by artificial intelligence. As per reports from Consequence, the band provided insights into the animated segments of the video through a press release.

“Between the concert footage, [the video] delves into the subconscious of a young boy confronting the monsters of dark childhood memories, blurring worlds in the process,” the press release explained. “The result is a departure from the band’s previous works, yet it upholds a longstanding tradition of bold visuals characteristic of Guns N’ Roses.”

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The concept of “blurring worlds,” elucidated in the press release, unfolds in the video as animation morphs into live shots of the band, and vice versa. Furthermore, the live footage is intermittently overlaid with AI-generated enhancements, imparting a futuristic, dystopian aesthetic to Guns N’ Roses’ iconic stage presence.

Experience the unique visuals of ‘The General’ by watching the video below.

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