Brytavious “Tay Keith” Chambers, the Grammy-nominated producer behind hits for Drake, Travis Scott, and Beyoncé, was found dead in Nashville Thursday at age 29. Police do not suspect foul play.
Brytavious “Tay Keith” Chambers, the Grammy-nominated producer behind hits for Drake, Travis Scott, and Beyoncé, was found dead in Nashville Thursday at age 29. Police do not suspect foul play.
The singer testified that protecting his public image took priority over calling 911 or staying with the injured woman until help arrived.
Viewership data suggests a direct transfer of the politically aligned late-night audience, with Kimmel capturing numbers the show hasn’t seen in eight years.
Dan Deacon details the score for Netflix’s upcoming comedy, releasing “Brothers” with Eric André on upright bass ahead of the June 26 soundtrack.
After a long rehabilitation, Jon Bon Jovi says his voice is back and he is ready for Bon Jovi’s upcoming Forever tour—but the road ahead will still be missing a founding member.
The singer clarifies that the much-discussed line from ‘Rock Music’ refers to her own relationship with ‘BRAT’, not the state of the genre itself.
The Atlanta producer joins George Daniel’s dance-focused Dirty Hit sublabel with a four-track EP he calls a series of failed house music experiments. Lead single “Default Mode” captures that odd friction.
The Filipino-Australian artist transforms oversensitivity into a thundering, twinkling statement ahead of her debut album.
After weeks of cryptic site updates and live track voting, the band adds another interactive layer—three alternate covers, with voters given the chance to have their names printed in the credits.
A three-city circuit revives the pop and hip-hop of the pre-streaming age, with Mark McGrath and Nelly anchoring a bill built on TRL-era mainstays.
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