Vevo, the world's leading music video network, announces Tyla’s 'Official Live Performance' of “FEEL SOMETHING” from her new album A*POP. This release marks the fourth installment of an exclusive series of performance videos, following the previously-released “IS IT LOVE,” “SHE DID IT AGAIN” and “KISS.”
'Official Live Performance' is Vevo’s flagship original content franchise, which creates immersive, bespoke worlds for today's top artists to showcase their talent through the power of live performance. These productions are the result of deep creative synergy between Vevo, the artist and their team, and help artists connect with their global fanbases through exclusive visuals that are tailored to their album's unique vision.
Backed by a piano player, she flashes a golden A*POP tattoo on her forearm before settling into an orange lounge chair.
“I had so much fun making this series! Performing these songs live makes me even more excited to share A*POP with the world on tour,” says Tyla.
Tyla and Vevo previously worked together on Vevo DSCVR performances of “To Last” and “Water,” which notably was the third most viewed Vevo Original of the year.
“After gracing the Vevo DSCVR stage a few years ago, we’re thrilled to be working again with Tyla, this time outside of the studio, to create a unique cinematic interpretation of her album,” says JP Evangelista, EVP of Content, Programming and Marketing, Vevo. “Connecting with fans across borders, Tyla is redefining what it means to be a global pop star today. She has captivated audiences with her infectious melodies, undeniable charisma, and cultural flair – all of which shine through in her performances. We’re excited to roll out more of the videos in this series, as well as the final short film.”
Watch the official "KISS" video HERE and see Tyla on “The A*POP World Tour kicking off October 12th in Paris. Tickets are on sale at TylaWorld.com.
Chicago rappers BJ Buckz & Gen 5 released their official music video for their record called "Early Morning" shot by WolfEye Visuals. "Early Morning" is a diss record aimed at Bloodhound Q50.
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No, he didn't actually quit.
Despite its dramatic title, Hunxho isn't actually walking away from music. Instead, the Atlanta rapper is back with I Quit Rap, a 20-track album that continues a particularly active stretch of his career. The project follows several 2026 singles, including “Change My Ways,” “Throw It,” and “I Love My Hoe,” all of which helped build toward the release. Hunxho has built much of his following by balancing street records with more vulnerable songs about love, pain, and relationships, and I Quit Rap appears to keep both sides in play. G Herbo and Hotboii are among the guests, while BabyDrill also appears on “Throw It.” Twenty songs is a lot of ground to cover, but for an artist whose appeal comes from letting listeners into his personal life, the longer runtime gives Hunxho plenty of room to do exactly that. - via HotNewHipHop
On the 136th episode of Shirley’s Temple, I sat with CHIKA, one of the most talented artists from Alabama. We discuss finding out she’s autistic, owning 23 cameras, working at Chipotle, collaborating w/ JoJo, getting cancelled, her viral Kanye & Cardi B freestyles, being pansexual & more!
Chicago artist Drilla released his official music video for is latest record called "Not A Rapper" directed by EA 4k Films. Drilla is recovery from being shot in Chicago recently.
From the swampy circles of the murky New Jersey music scene rises Spider Rockets - a rock band that channels the timeless spirit of trailblazing bands like Aerosmith and GNR, with the modern flare of current contemporaries like Foo Fighters and Volbeat. Lead singer, Helena Cos, spews snarling and unapologetic commentary with whipping vocals that could crack the smile right off a prowling hyena. Guitars come courtesy of Johnny Nap who drives freight loads of raunchy rhythm and mean groove while knocking out hook after hook at the rate of Riffs=mc2, and whose leads fail to waste one single note. Dan Prestup's tempestuous force behind the kit is the elixir that completes this musical alchemy.
Prestup is rumored to have once sold his soul to win top honors in the World's Fastest Drummer competition at a semiannual NAMM show, earning top honors in the Fastest Feet category.
Spider Rockets has carved out a fierce niche in the rock scene with critically acclaimed albums and a growing presence on rock radio. Their latest release, Dirty and Bad, earned Top 10 Adds at SMR and charted in the Top 65 on SMR and Top 80 on Mediabase as well as a strong showing across metal, and college radio.
Their battle cry single, “Going Down,” packed enough punch to be picked up by WWE as both the walk-out and victory anthem for 14-time women’s world champion, Charlotte Flair. The band’s official music videos — including “Monster of Your Dreams,” “Casual Violence,” “Going Down,” and “Rip Your Heart Out” — have earned over three million views on YouTube and multiple top honors from film festivals.
The band has had the privilege of touring with the likes of Puddle of Mudd, Saliva, Framing Hanley, Trapt, Saving Abel, Pop Evil, and OTEP. Their resume also includes performances alongside members of Guns & Roses, Papa Roach, and Steel Panther, and appearances at Vans Warped Tour and Germany's Popcomm, among other music festivals.
Maybe there's nothing that differentiates Spider Rockets from every other nasty, grinding, rock and roll pounding powerhouse out there, except perhaps their uncanny ability to win over unsuspecting crowds with their no-nonsense delivery and visceral call to arms.
ABOUT "THE STORM":
For “The Storm,” we wanted to create something that captures what it feels like when you’re caught in something you can’t simply shut off or walk away from. The video opens with an approaching tornado, rain and lightning, setting the band inside a dark, volatile world where the storm feels both very real and like something much deeper.
The performance is raw and intense, surrounded by darkness, smoke, shifting shadows and flashes of light. There’s a feeling of isolation running through it, even with the band performing together — that sense of being inside your own storm while everything continues around you.
But “The Storm” isn’t just about being consumed by that darkness. There’s something on the other side of it. We wanted the video to carry that idea without explaining it too much or telling people exactly what the storm is supposed to represent. Everyone has their own version of it, and we’d rather leave some of that for the viewer to discover.
Spider Rockets continue to push 'Dirty and Bad' forward with “The Storm,” the fourth music video released from the album, following previous music videos for “Casual Violence,” “Monster of Your Dreams” and the album’s title track, “Dirty and Bad.”
The album made an impact at radio, earning Top 10 Adds at SMR and charting Top 65 at SMR and Top 80 at Mediabase, along with a strong showing across metal and college radio.
Spider Rockets will also hit the stage this fall for a run of shows alongside Alien Ant Farm, 12 Stones and A Killer’s Confession:
October 9 – The Gin Mill & Grille – Northampton, PA
with Alien Ant Farm
November 6 – Artie’s Bar & Grill – Frenchtown, NJ
with 12 Stones
November 7 – Cosmic Arts – Pottstown, PA
with A Killer’s Confession, led by former Mushroomhead vocalist Waylon Reavis
With “The Storm” bringing another side of Dirty and Bad to life and a strong run of live dates ahead, Spider Rockets are keeping the album’s momentum going into the fall.
