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Pop Crave Exclusive: Armani Jackson Talks New Single, “Drain”
Featured image by Michelle G. Gonzales One of Hollywood’s most promising young talents is on the horizon, and his name is Armani Jackson. Though some
One Year of ‘Chromatica’: Looking Back On Lady Gaga’s Return To Pop Music
Lady Gaga’s “Chromatica” was one of the most highly anticipated album eras of 2020. After years of slipping in to different genres, Gaga had
Listen To Camila Cabello’s Demo Of “The Middle” By Zedd, Maren Morris & Grey
After two years, Camila Cabello fans have finally been gifted with the full audio of her demo for “The Middle” which was later passed
Billboard Makes It Harder To Go #1 With New Rules
Billboard is introducing new rules to its chart formula that will make it harder for artists to score #1s on the Hot 100 and Billboard
Lady Antebellum Files Lawsuit For Shared Rights To Name ‘Lady A’
Lady A, the country trio formerly known as Lady Antebellum, has filed a lawsuit against a Seattle blues singer of the same who’s demanding $10
The Rules Of COVID-19 Don’t Apply To Drake
If it wasn’t already abundantly clear before, the COVID-19 pandemic is proving once and for all that Drake is a bulletproof force on the charts.
Max Martin Earns First Hot 100 #1 In Four Years With “Blinding Lights”
This generation’s most profilic hitmaker returns to #1 on the Hot 100 after a four-year gap with credits on The Weeknd‘s “Blinding Lights.” Max
Female Soloists Re-Emerge On Country Airplay Chart
Let this be a quick reminder of just how gender biased the Country radio format has been for years. For the first time in
Could the New Rolling Stones Chart Reshape Radio’s Impact?
The news of Rolling Stones launching its very own music chart last week has only left us with more questions, most importantly regarding radio’s future
Streaming Is Killing Album Eras and Here’s Why:
California Gurls, Katy Perry featuring Snoop Dogg, 2010. Released under Capitol Records. It’s safe to say that most music fans (especially pop fans) love an