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Tyla, Morgan Wallen and The Strokes also dropped new projects.
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Tyla, Morgan Wallen and The Strokes also dropped new projects.
Read on Billboard →The track marks the band's second single from upcoming EP Wild.
Read on Billboard →Morby announced the news on his Substack, revealing that the little guy decided to "kick the door in to weeks ahead of schedule."
Read on Billboard →Saturday's (July 25) event will also include unreleased video content and caskets for each of the late singer's characters.
Read on Billboard →VASSY is returning to Tomorrowland "as a new mum to premiere the first single of an entirely new chapter," she tells Billboard.
Read on Billboard →Check out the must-hear releases of the week.
Read on Billboard →"I'm really in awe that despite the scale she's at, there is still such a close attention to detail," Abrams gushed.
Read on Billboard →"Always reminds me of Niall for some reason," the Brit said of one track.
Read on Billboard →K-Pop Shark Heroes follows Jeong as he adopts "the power of K-pop to transform the perception of sharks in East Asia and across the globe."
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