#Stream Young Malakai Single "New Drip"

Memphis, Tennessee female rapper Young Malakai releases new music titled "New Drip." Malakai is different than most rappers you hear on a day to day basis. Stream her new track below!

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Watch Iryn Namubiru New #MusicVideo – Gutojjere @irynnamubiru

Iryn Namubiru links up with the legendary producer Paddy Man to create a mellow love song titled "Gutojjere." Iryn Namubiru is one female act in her own lane as she defines it with each and every musical project she releases.

The song is complimented by the video whose story one can easily understand even if they don’t understand the lyrics due to language barrier.

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Eugy Releases #NewVideo – LoLo @EugyOfficial

British-Ghanaian rapper and singer Eugy presents a brand new video titled “LoLo”. The rapper delves from his usual rapping to deliver some suave crooning on a slow whine beat.

The midtempo afrobeats joint was produced by Spanker, and the sleek visuals were directed by Meji Alabi. From the look and sound of things, this could be a potential dance anthem.

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Disney Acquire Fox in $71.3 Billion Deal

It seems as if Disney will be challenging Netflix with gaining ground in the streaming world. In a deal that will have a seismic effect on entertainment and television, Disney has finally completed negotiations to acquire Fox.

The deal is worth a reported $71.3 billion with assets such as Fox film and TV studios, National Geographic, FX Networks, a number of international channels, and a third of Hulu. In addition, Disney also acquired the rights to such film franchises such as  X-Men, Deadpool, The Fantastic Four, and Avatar.

Fox will function as a standalone corporation which will continue to oversee the broadcasting channel as well as Fox News and Fox Sports. It is being reported that 4,000 layoffs could be imminent as the companies finalize the consolidation.

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Ariana Grande Signed Away 90% Of Her Royalties For '7 Rings'

"7 Rings" interpolates the melody of "My Favorite Things," an iconic song written by Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II for "The Sound of Music" in 1959.

Ariana Grande has signed away 90% of her royalties from "7 Rings," the controversial (yet wildly popular) second single from her most recent album.

According to the New York Times, Grande's label Republic cut a deal with Concord, the music company that has owned the late songwriters' back catalog since 2017. The percentage is remarkably large cut to give songwriters for a sample, particularly in the absence of a lawsuit, but it's not unprecedented.

The New York Times reports that Grandehas signed away 90% of her "7 Rings" royalties to the estate of Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II, the iconic songwriting duo who died in 1959 and 1970, respectively.

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