Dvsn has officially announced their much-anticipated fourth album, Working On My Karma. The follow-up to 2020’s A Muse in Her Feelings will arrive on Oct. 28 via OVO Sound / Warner Records. The R&B duo (vocalist Daniel Daley and producer Nineteen85) confirmed the title and its release date on Thursday morning. While the details on
Silky vocal runs that make you melt like chocolate, delicious drinks, excellent vibes, and your favourite crew to share it all with – RnB festivals are where all the best memories are made. And as winter creeps up, we need something to shed a bit of sunshine on our lives. We need to get some
Talented singer/songwriter Dajé has just released her latest song, “Down” across all the usual streaming platforms. Since it’s October 14 release on YouTube, this single has got almost 5,000 views. The Florida artist draws you into her sensual world with seductive musical stylings which fuse reggae, dancehall, R&B, hip-hop and her Haitian heritage pop style
The mega Super Bowl Halftime show is the first thing that comes to anyone’s mind when mentioning NFL sports. This musical extravaganza gives an extra boost to the annual sports championship. Hence, the fad is not merely about cheering for the favorite NFL team. Several fans eagerly wait for the list of iconic artists performing
The Ukrainian president called for an international observation mission at the dam’s hydroelectric plant to prevent a potential catastrophe.
John Kirby, a National Security Council official, also warned that Russia may try to buy advanced missiles from Iran.
Amber Galkin and her children find themselves navigating complicated connections with their homeland as they embrace a new national identity.
King Charles has never sworn in a prime minister, and he will not be crowned until May, making the task of projecting stability more difficult.
Plus accounts of torture in Ukraine and Taiwan’s ambitious diplomacy.
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