Santigold

Santigold, Run The Jewels, Mastodon, The Internet and more are heading to Atlanta this weekend for Project Pabst.

Santigold is preaching about self-love in her latest track, 'Can't Get Enough of Myself' and she's bringing a few famous faces along for the ride.

From Kanye West to BJ the Chicago Kid to Macklemore and more, find out which of your favorite rappers and singers are releasing new music in February.

From Beyonce, who delivered a high-powered performance, to Meek Mill bringing out Nicki Minaj to Vic Mensa’s energetic set, take a look at the hottest moments of day one at the 2015 Made in America festival.

While the music industry, like many others, is dominated by men, these women demonstrate they have the power to change the world through their powerful words and voices. Check out 20 Songs to Celebrate the Superwoman in You.

Santigold has been quiet on the music front since the release of her sophomore effort, 'Master of My Make-Believe,' in 2012. But now she's causing a buzz in the beauty world with a new line of makeup.

Pharrell Williams has filed a $5 million lawsuit against big time alcohol distributor Diageo, over a deal to produce and distribute his Q Qream alcoholic beverage, which apparently went awry. Can't imagine why. More details have emerged regarding Chief Keef's 2011 arrest for pointing a handgun at the cops...

Redferns via Getty Images Atlanta's ONE MusicFest promises to be a final farewell to summer not to be missed and The BoomBox is offering five lucky winners the chance to score a pair of tickets to the event. Kicking off on Sept. 1, the festival will take place at Atlanta's historic 4th Ward Park...

In 2008, things were moving quickly for Rye Rye. Her debut track, "Shake It to the Ground" -- released with DJ Blaqstarr at the end of '07, when she was only 17 -- had caught the attention of Diplo and later electro-pop artist M.I.A., who recruited the Baltimore teen as a hype-woman for two tours and later signed her as the first artist for her newly minted Interscope subsidiary N... Rea

This May Day marks the release of Santigold's sophomore effort, Master of My Make-Believe, an album that arrives a full four years after her debut. The Philly-born, Brooklyn-based singer-songwriter has been away a long time -- not long enough to lose her relevance or miss out on the globalist-maximus, all-genre pop moment she helped usher into being, but long enough, it turns out, to forget the ly