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Matthew Morrison has released a video for "It Don't Mean A Thing." Watch it below! The track is the first single off of Matthew’s new album Where It All Began, due out June 4th.
It was recently announced that a portion of proceeds from the Amazon.com pre-order of Where It All Began will go to the Human Rights Campaign. Matthew has used his platform to publicly support LGBT equality and recently released a video for HRC’s Americans for Marriage Equality.
Matthew will be performing three shows at 54 Below in New York starting this Saturday. Tickets are available HERE.
The Wanted released to US audiences their brand new single, “Walks Like Rihanna,” on Island Def Jam/Global Talent. The accompanying video (watch below) pays homage to some of pop’s most epic and enduring acts and has already amassed over 2.7 million views in fewer than two weeks.
The release prefaces the cable television premiere of “The Wanted Life,” the band’s new reality television show on NBC Universal's E! network. The series debuts in American households on June 2nd at 10:30 pm (ET). Offering an unvarnished glimpse behind the scenes, “The Wanted Life” promises the summer’s most revealing and riveting reality viewing. The series is produced by Ryan Seacrest Productions, SB Productions and Global Television. Watch the extended trailer here.
Expect a brand new album later this year, along with the announcement of much-anticipated global tour dates. In the meantime, eager fans can find their favorite British boy band in a spate of TV appearances, including: ABC'sLive with Kelly and Michael (May 30th); NBC's The Today Show (May 30th); Bravo's Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen (May 30th); ABC's Katie (May 31st); VH1Morning Buzz (May 31st); NBC's The Tonight Show with Jay Leno (June 5th); CBS's The Talk (June 6th); and ABC’s Good Morning America as part of their annual summer concert series in New York City’s Central Park (August 23rd).
Check out this Hercules & Love Affair remix of the John Grant's track "Black Belt". John Grant recently released his new album Pale Green Ghosts on Partisan Records. He has a really fascinating story, and his album is gaining some incredible buzz.
RAM IMAGERY Productions presents it's first music video for "Jealous," the debut single from Australian emerging pop-singer and award-winning cabaret performer Kim Smith. Taken from Smith's forthcoming electro-pop album, Nova, "Jealous" has been described as “high-energy, sexy, and entertaining,” drawing comparisons to The Pet Shop Boys, Brandon Hilton, and Robyn. "Jealous" released worldwide on March 4 and is available now on itunes and Amazon.
Matt may be known as an international athlete, but he's no stranger to the ukulele too as you can see in his Single Ladies, Family Guy and Rome/Roam videos.
Kazaky has premiered a new music video for their first lyrical release, "Last Night". The first part of the video, which premiered on V-Magazine, describes an abstract expression of love and passion, while the second part shows an artistic expression of illusions and vain expectations. The plot lies in an off-screen Italian story in both the beginning and end of the video. Watch below.
Kazaky also announced the official release date of their debut album “The Hills Chronicles”, available October 22.
Capture the magic of Barbra Streisand's stunning performance of "I Think It's Going To Rain Today" from her new album Release Me in this new video recreating the poetry of Randy Newman's lyrics and the studio recording experience. The track was originally recorded in 1971 during the Stoney End sessions.
Release Me will be available October 9 digitally and on CD.