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Stevie Wonder’s Songs in the Key of Life Album

Tickets for Stevie Wonder's 50th-anniversary Songs in the Key of Life tour are officially on sale. Released in 1976, Wonder's musical masterpiece gave us classics like Sir Duke, I Wish, and Isn't She Lovely, cementing the legendary singer's place in music history. The album made history on the Billboard 200 chart by becoming the third album to debut at number one and the first album by an American artist to do so. Wonder recorded countless songs over the two-year period it took to complete the project, with co-engineer John Fischbach recalling something like 200 songs were created during that time.

Lizzo: Promoting ‘B*tch’ Album Is Harder Than Ever

Lizzo expressed concerns about how platform algorithms have changed how artists promote projects and reach fans online, saying there's no way to successfully promote an album where everyone knows it's coming.

Drake’s ICEMAN Album: Is Future Featured?

Longtime collaborators Drake and Future have not released a joint project since industry tensions escalated following Future and Metro Boomin's We Don't Trust You album in 2024, which included Kendrick Lamar's explosive verse on "Like That."

Drake’s Album Breaks Not Like Us Streaming Record

Drake breaks single-day streaming record with his massive 3-album drop of Iceman, Habibti, and Maid of Honour. Don't miss this groundbreaking music moment!

T.I. Celebrates 20 Years ATL & King Album

Atlanta royalty was outside heavy as T.I. celebrated the 20th anniversary of both his classic film ATL and his iconic album King with a major hometown event on May 13. The celebration brought fans, industry insiders, and longtime supporters together in Atlanta to honor two projects that helped define an era in hip hop and Black cinema.

Drake Iceman Album Release Date Revealed After Streamer Cracks Viral Ice Stunt

Drake’s icy album rollout didn’t just melt ... it got smashed open by a streamer who walked away with the grand prize.

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