J Balvin Confirms No Super Bowl Performance with Bad Bunny, Addresses Feud
J Balvin has confirmed he will not be joining Bad Bunny for his Super Bowl halftime show performance, despite their recent reconciliation. Balvin expressed his support for Bad Bunny, wishing him success and hoping he showcases Latino talent to the world. He also addressed the backlash Bad Bunny has faced regarding his headlining role, dismissing it as a common experience for Latinos in the music industry.
Flea Ventures Solo with Jazz-Infused Album 'Honora' and Global Tour
Langhorne Slim Embraces Electric Sound on New Album 'The Dreamin' Kind'
J. Cole’s official announcement for his seventh studio album, "The Fall-Off," set for release on February 6, offers a contemplative look at the rapper's life beyond the spotlight. The trailer juxtaposes mundane domestic scenes with a profound voiceover questioning societal perceptions of success and decline in the entertainment industry, suggesting an exploration of personal peace amidst public expectations.
Flea, the renowned bassist of Red Hot Chili Peppers, is set to release his debut solo album, 'Honora,' on March 27 via Nonesuch. The album sees him returning to his trumpet-playing jazz roots after nearly 50 years in music. Featuring collaborations with Thom Yorke and Nick Cave, 'Honora' will be supported by a tour across the US, Canada, Europe, starting May 7.
Nashville-based artist Langhorne Slim, known for his intimate acoustic performances, is set to release his new album, "The Dreamin' Kind," on Friday. This album marks a significant shift to a more electric, amplified sound, a dream he realized with the production and instrumentation support from Greta Van Fleet members Jake Kiszka and Danny Wagner. The collaboration has infused his signature folk style with a powerful rock edge.