Dave Meyers directs this new clip for the super-catchy “Sweetest Pie” a hot new collabo between Megan Thee Stallion and Dua Lipa! The Track takes us back to the early ’00s with its vibe. The Track leads Megan Thee Stallion’s upcoming second LP.

See the Video:

Megan Thee Stallion will appear next week on Dua Lipa‘s Podcast AT YOUR SERVICE, available wherever you stream your Podcasts.

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It was only a matter of time before this became a single. LOVE AGAIN is one of the strongest tracks on Dua Lipa‘s Grammy-winning FUTURE NOSTALGIA Album and it is her latest release. She is channeling a little Joker and Madonna “Don’t Tell Me” era breaking-out the mechanical bull and line dancing!

FUTURE NOSTALGIA (Moonlight Edition) is in stores now.

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The 2021 Grammys were about female empowerment with female Artists taking home top prizes this evening at the socially-distanced ceremony hosted by Trevor Noah, which clocked-in at almost four hours.

Beyoncé became the most awarded female Artist of all time at the Awards, honouring Music’s best, bringing her hardware tally to 28 Grammys tonight.

Meanwhile, Taylor Swift took home Album of the Year for folklore, her first of two Discs to be released in 2020. Swift became the first ever female Artist to take Album of the Year three times, previously winning with 1989 and Fearless.

H.E.R. took Song of the Year with I Can’t Breathe, a powerful track inspired by the #BlackLivesMatter movement. Megan Thee Stallion also was a big winner taking Best New Artist, also winning a Grammy for Best Rap Song with her collaboration with Beyoncé, the Savage Remix.

Record of the Year went to last year’s award-sweeping Billie Eilish for her track All I Ever Wanted. She also took Best Song Written For Visual Media with Bond theme No Time to Die.

Some performances from tonight:

Complete list of winners can be found here.

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Warner Music Canada x Mr. Will want to give Readers a chance to win a CD copy of THE MOOONLIGHT EDITION of Dua Lipa‘s phenomenal album, FUTURE NOSTALGIA. The Album includes smash hits Don’t Start Now, Break my Heart and Levitating!

This Deluxe Edition features three more previously unheard tracks ‘If It Ain’t Me’, ‘That Kind of Women’ and ‘Not My Problem (feat. JID)’ and will include the top 10 smash hit single from Miley Cyrus Feat Dua Lipa ‘Prisoner’ which has reached 250m streams worldwide. Also on the album is ‘Fever’ with Angèle, which spent three weeks at #1 in France and 11 weeks at #1 in Belgium and J Balvin, & Bad Bunny ‘UN DIA (ONE DAY) (Feat. Tainy) which has hit over 500m streams.

Full track listing:

1. Future Nostalgia
2. Don’t Start Now
3. Cool
4. Physical
5. Levitating
6. Pretty Please
7. Hallucinate
8. Love Again
9. Break My Heart
10. Good In Bed [Explicit]
11. Boys Will Be Boys
12. Dua Lipa x Angèle – Fever
13. We’re Good
14. Miley Cyrus – Prisoner (feat. Dua Lipa)
15. If It Ain’t Me
16. That Kind Of Woman
17. Not My Problem (feat. JID) [Explicit]
18. Levitating (feat. DaBaby)
19. J Balvin, Dua Lipa, Bad Bunny – UN DIA (ONE DAY) (Feat. Tainy)

A selection of tracks from FUTURE NOSTALGIA – THE MOONLIGHT EDITION:

You can stream FUTURE NOSTALIGA – THE MOONLIGHT EDITION now here.

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Dua Lipa keeps delivering the hits! A new edition of her phenomenal FUTURE NOSTALGIA has just arrived, called the Moonlight Edition. Included in the mix is this new track, WE’RE GOOD.

Check it out:

The elegant looking clip is co-directed by Vania Heymann and Gal Muggia.

Check-out FUTURE NOSTALIGA – THE MOONLIGHT EDITION here.

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2020 was a year indeed, but despite being filled with one tough blow after another, Music was there for us to guide us through these challenging times. While some of the year’s biggest smash hits turn back to the drumbeats and synths of the ’80s for inspiration, this is a good thing as that nostalgia translates to happiness and dancing.

While nothing beats a great Music Video, we’re seeing that the success of a single doesn’t necessarily depend on a flashy video. In fact, Megan Thee Stallion‘s hit “Savage” only has a Lyric Video and an Animated Video, but its exposure on TikTok helped propel it into the stratosphere of success.

And on the other side of things, Taylor Swift continues to top album sales charts without any definitive hit single. Times are changing on the musical landscape and more than ever on the Billboard Hot 100 we’re seeing songs from previous years land in the 2020 Hot 100 which either is a sign of people latching onto familiar things for comfort, or maybe chart criteria perhaps needs a deeper look.

Below are our Top Ten favourite singles of 2020! What are yours? Tweet us at @mrwillw!

1. Midnight Sky – Miley Cyrus

2. Rain on Me – Lady Gaga ft. Ariana Grande

3. Break My Heart – Dua Lipa

4. Say So – Doja Cat

5. Adore You – Harry Styles

6. ily – Surf Mesa ft. Emilee

7. How You Like That – Blackpink

8. August – Taylor Swift

9. Savage – Megan Thee Stallion

10. Naked – Ava Max

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Miley Cyrus’ seventh album is PLASTIC HEARTS has proven well worth the wait after several teases of a new era to come. While it’s a tragedy that first single, the outstanding MIDNIGHT SKY didn’t chart higher than it deserved, it also is no shame that it peaked within the Top 10 of the Canadian Hot 100 and Top 20 of the U.S. Billboard Hot 100. A phenomenal mash-up of Steve Nicks’ Edge of Seventeen recently was released giving the single a bit of new life, appearing on the digital version of the Album.

Cyrus pairs with Grammy-nominated Producer Andrew Watt on this collection which leans to the early-mid ’80s for inspiration in its range of gritty Dance Pop-Rock to earthy Rock Ballads. In addition to Nicks‘ help, she enlists the legends with Dua Lipa, Joan Jett and Billy Idol (who celebrates his 65th birthday today!) all making appearances. Coming out of a break-up, Cyrus‘ inspiration is fueled and she’s definitely got something to say here. Case in point, Midnight Sky lyrics: “See his hands ’round my waist/thought you’d never be replaced, baby/Ooh, you know it’s true, yeah”.

Current single Prisoner featuring Dua Lipa interpolates Olivia Newton-John’s Physical, and also sounds like it could’ve been a track from the collaborator’s sublime Future Nostalgia album. We’re here for this retro-glam-rock aesthetic.

No one pens a jam about heartbreak like Ryan Tedder and turning to him for help on guitar Rock Ballad Angels Like You, proves a great choice. She tackles being in some dark places emotionally, singing to a failed love with self-awareness, “I brought you down to your knees/’Cause they say that misery loves company”.

Cyrus hinted at turning to Britney Spears for inspiration on this collection and that can be heard on the seductive and self-assured Gimme What I Want. Once again, she sings of these dark places her mind resides, clear she isn’t looking for love right now: “Self-inflicted torture/You don’t have to ask/I just need a lover/So gimme what I want or I’ll give it to myself”.

Billy Idol contribution Night Crawling is an expression of unapologetic badness, the Track sounding like something right out of his catalog of Arena Glam-Rock, complete with his signature call-out, “Come on!”. Yeah!

Some of these sentiments are echoed on playful Joan Jett collabo Bad Karma. Cyrus spells-out her infidelity clearly on “You thinkin’ that I’m sleepin’ when I’m creepin’ in the night/They say it’s bad karma when you live a double life”. Can’t fault a girl for being consistent because the listening experience is cohesive here. We’re getting Adele-Rumour-Has-It vibes.

The Rock Ballad Never Be Me, co-written with Mark Ronson, manages to be heartfelt and affecting, with an edge. Cyrus bares her soul, putting everything on the table in the most authentic way. She sings, “But if you’re looking for stable/That’ll never be me/If you’re looking for faithful, that’ll never be me”.

Cyrus comments on the state of America and institutional patriarchy on closing track Golden G String. “The old boys hold all the cards and they ain’t playin’ gin/You dare to call me crazy/Have you looked around this place?”. Fun aside and that is the spirit of Plastic Hearts, this is Cyrus‘ true Singer-Songwriter moment.

It is hard not to love this latest effort from Cyrus. It shows confidence, gumption and artistry, validating exactly why it is we haven’t stopped caring about Miley. We can’t stop and we won’t stop. Hoping we get out of this Pandemic and get a Plastic Hearts Tour! One of 2020’s finest albums.

Plastic Hearts is available now in stores and digitally. Buy here.

We love this new version of Dua Lipa‘s latest single LEVITATING featuring Da Baby! It’s just perfect and what we need right now!

Check-out this brand-new Video, created together with TikTok!

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Dua Lipa has released one of the year’s finest albums in FUTURE NOSTALGIA. She pairs with Producer The Blessed Madonna to bring us CLUB FUTURE NOSTALGIA, a flowing Remix Album which features collaborations with Missy Elliott, Gwen Stefani, Mark Ronson, Madonna and many more familiar snippets!

Check-out the Visualizer for the Album:

You can stream the entire album now.

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Dua Lipa is prepared to gift us once again this Pandemic with even more amazing music. She’s just released this new Remix for the track LEVITATING featuring DJ/Producer The Blessed Madonna, Missy Elliott and Madonna herself! The Video for the Track just dropped and while Madonna doesn’t appear in it visually, her boyfriend Anwar Hadid does!

Check-out the Video:

Warner Music Canada release Club Future Nostalgia: The Remix Album Friday, August 28, 2020.

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