Kylie Jenner & Travis Scott Won't Be Getting Married This December, Despite Rumours: Report

07/25/2022 by chaari_

Online sleuths found a wedding registry full of lavish items under "Cactus Jack" and "Mother Goose," though sources are denying that it belongs to the parents of two.

The latest rumours online have been targeted toward Kylie Jenner and Travis Scott, who – according to gossip – are believed to be getting married sometime in the near future.

As Page Six notes, the gossip began to swirl after the youngest member of reality TV's most controversial family stepped out wearing white for a dinner date with her siblings at Craig's earlier this week, suspecting that perhaps they were hosting some sort of bridal shower.

Not long after, online sleuths uncovered a wedding registry under the names "Cactus Jack" (Scott's record label) and "Mother Goose" (presumed to be Jenner) with a set ceremony date of December 10, 2022.

It's worth noting that the registry list contains some seriously lavish items that a billionaire would likely ask for, including a Daum Crystal Jardin du Cactus sculpture, costing more than $36K.

On top of the sources' confirmation, big sister Kourtney K also addressed the rapidly turning rumour mill earlier this week, shutting down speculation that her eldest son, Mason Disick, has been spreading information about their family online.

To any and all “news” outlets who use that false account as a source, you know better. Stop using it for the benefit of your slow news day please and thank you. And to the person relentlessly pretending to be Mason, ultra ultra ultra creepy.
— Kourtney Kardashian (@kourtneykardash) July 21, 2022

Chris Brown released Breezy, His two Years Awaited Project.

07/25/2022 by chaari_

On June 24, Chris Brown released his tenth studio album ‘’Breezy”, which was announced nearly two years ago. The new album marks the artist’s first solo effort since 2019’s Indigo.

The album consists of 24 tracks and features Lil Baby, Jack Harlow, Lil Durk, Fivio Foreign, Lil Wayne, and More.

Since the announcement of the project, Chris Brown recorded hundreds of tracks for the project before narrowing it down to the final 24. “I be having so many songs. I think for this actual project, I had almost 250 songs,” he said. “I was like, ‘Yeah, we gotta scale it down and figure out what we gonna do. … Too many of the songs sound in the same frequency. It’s like a show. You got the beginning, the climax, and then the end. But I still want to give my audience at least two or three of the same and not release a whole album where every song sounds the same.” He told Big Boy.

Chris Brown Talking About The Lack Of Support for the project.

10 days after releasing his album, Chris Brown took to an Instagram story to express his frustration with the lack of media support for his tenth studio album.

Chris Brown conducted an extensive promotional run before releasing Breezy. But the album performed below Brown's expectations.

Despite the album hitting number three on the Billboard 200 and debuting with 73,125 sales, it was low for Chris’ standards.

Brown was looking for more motivation and support from the media that was looking after him all the time. “Chris Brown gets in trouble, the whole world is on it. Chris drops an album, crickets,” he said.

As for the negative stories, Chris Brown may be referring to the rape allegations against him, which he has denied.

Chris Brown Releases Deluxe Edition of his new album 'Breezy'

The extended version of the album where Chris adds 9 unexplored tracks, featuring guest appearances from Anderson. Paak who was featured in "Inner Peace" and Davido in Nobody Has To Know" Stream it below.

On July 8, Chris Brown released Breezy (Deluxe), done with nine extra cuts and collaborations with Anderson. Paak and Davido on “Inner Peace” and “Nobody Has To Know,” respectively. One particular standout, the Paul Momberger-produced “Hit My Line,” is about the Virginia star‘s intentions with a girl who’s already taken.

‘’ Breezy ‘’ Sales and Numbers

Five songs from Chris Brown's new album Breezy get to the Billboard Hot 100 chart this week, which are “Call Me Every Day” featuring Wizkid (No. 76); “Psychic” featuring Jack Harlow (No. 78); “Warm Embrace” (No. 79); “Addicted” featuring Lil Baby, (No. 92); and “Possessive” featuring Lil Wayne and Bleu (No. 98).

Meanwhile Chris Brown is preparing for a tour with Lil Baby.

On July 15, Brown will start his co-headlining One of Them One's Tour with Lil Baby which was recently announced as a supporting act on the 27-city tour. They will perform in different states and major cities across North America, from Philadelphia, Washington, D.C., Toronto, New York City, and Atlanta, to Los Angeles.

Britney Spears’ Maui Getaway Following Conservatorship Hearing

06/26/2021 by Julz Mancini

As Britney Spears’ fans paid close attention to her social media, conversations began trending over her conservatorship that has been in place for since 2008. After remaining silent over the matter for quite some time, the pop icon finally broke her silence at a hearing where she described her traumatizing experiences pertaining to the control and emotional turmoil caused by her father Jamie Spears that has affected her life greatly.

During the hearing Britney could be heard stating, “I haven’t done anything in the world to deserve this treatment. It’s not okay to force me to do anything I don’t want to do.” The emotion could be heard in her voice as she pleaded with the court. She also mentioned that she has done extensive research on conservatorships where judges have terminated them and she wants the same to happen for her.

Soon after the hearing, Spears took to Instagram finally expressing herself to her fans. An outpour of love and support could be seen in the comments following the heartfelt post. It wasn’t long after she spoke out that she entered a private jet with her boyfriend Sam Asghari and headed to Maui. The romantic getaway was exactly what the songstress needed.

Witnesses stated that she appeared to be happy and filled with smiles and laughter as her and Sam spent quality time by the pool. It appeared as if a weight was lifted after finally having the opportunity to tell her side of the story. Let’s hope the judge grants Britney her request!

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Why Indie Pop Artists are the Future of the Music Industry

02/09/2021 by kukunotebook

Why Indie Pop Artists are the Future of the Music Industry

When someone mentions the word “Indie Pop Artists”, chances are the common person will just shrug his or her shoulder in apparent obliviousness to the term.

Most often, they only know of their more prevalent counterpart, the Pop Artist. This refers to world-famous celebrities with a luxurious lifestyle and a calendar full of concerts and tours.

However, well-grounded folks know that there are still those who attempt to make a name for themselves through their music on their own efforts. These people belong to a special group of “Indies.”

The term indie is short for independent. These are artists who do not rely on any label to produce and sell their music. They include street performers and those who offer their talents in local bars and shows.

Usually, established Pop Artists started out as Indie Artists before they were discovered or scouted by Music Labels. It is similar to movie actors or athletes in a way. And most often than not, Artists are aiming for that to happen and would sign a contract with a label without any second thoughts if the chance arrives.

But that was before.

Independent Artists currently claims almost 40% of the market of the Music Industry worldwide.

So what are the driving forces behind this and what are its implications to the future of music?

One of the main reasons for this shift is the rise of technological advancements that allow artists to produce and share their work throughout the whole world. This means that they can make music at their own pace and abide by their original style.

According to a survey conducted by MIdiA, 83% of independent artists claim that it is of paramount importance for them to have complete control over their music. In contrast, only 74% of label artist

In relation to this, artists now also have access to a wide array of tools and programs that were only available in actual Recording studios of the past. A musician can practically have his or her own studio at his or her own house, with some needing nothing more than a laptop and a couple of peripherals.

Another significant factor to this paradigm shift is the feasibility of earning a living. This is usually associated with a platform and an audience.

With Social Medias--like Facebook, Instagram, Tiktok, and Youtube--moving to monetize their content, they successfully provide an earning platform for artists. The possibility of earning money lying at the tips of each person’s fingers, nothing can stop a talented and hard-working artist to exploit it.

It also helps that Spotify and SoundCloud both compensate artists for their work as long as somebody is listening.

Social Media also helps artists in keeping in touch with their fans and allows them to create and maintain communities that can easily be reached. This way, artists can cater to requests and delve in a bottomless pit of ideas about what works and what do not, and in turn apply it on their work.

Additionally, the advent of social media and other platforms means that Indie Pop Artists can crunch out their music in a faster pace than ever before. And this even applies to labelled artists, as well.

Before, in the 80’s and in the 90’s, the standard timeline of signed artists revolved around releasing an album and touring on it for about two years. This model is known as the “Two-Year Album Cycle” and is seemingly designed to maximize impact, and hence the profit.

However, in todays, fast-paced and highly-advanced culture, many artists have deviated from the said model in favor of a constant stream of singles, back-to-back albums, and a new format called “playlist”. These, especially the latter, is made possible by a multitude of easily-accessible platforms online.

Finally, it is also worth considering that younger musicians are not well-acquainted to the concept of managers who are tasked with helping them towards success. However, they did saw YouTubers and other influencers who made plenty of cash by marketing their own products.

This isn’t to say that music management is bad; they still are relevant and helpful nowadays but the line of thinking is a lot freer today and other options are more available than before

For example, a lot of artists, as we have mentioned earlier in the article, prefers more control over their music. In connection to that, Indie Pop Artists believe that short-term contracts in contrast to lengthy deals, give them just what they want while empowering themselves and other artists to be in command of their own work.

So will this trend continue? Yes, it is highly probable; citing the reasons above. As long as Indie Pop Artists continue to be unique, unclassified, and boundless, they will have their fans and supporters and they will certainly become the future.

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Kylie Jenner & Travis Scott Won't Be Getting Married This December, Despite Rumours: Report

Online sleuths found a wedding registry full of lavish items under "Cactus Jack" and "Mother Goose," though sources are denying that it belongs to the parents of two.

Chris Brown released Breezy, His two Years Awaited Project.

Chris Brown Talking About The Lack Of Support for the project.

Chris Brown Releases Deluxe Edition of his new album 'Breezy'

‘’ Breezy ‘’ Sales and Numbers

Britney Spears’ Maui Getaway Following Conservatorship Hearing

Why Indie Pop Artists are the Future of the Music Industry

Why Indie Pop Artists are the Future of the Music Industry

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