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Jeymes Samuel has released the first single from the soundtrack of his upcoming feature film, The Book of Clarence. The track, “Hallelujah Heaven,” was written and produced by Samuel and features verses from three of several prominent artists who appear on the album: Lil Wayne, Buju Banton and Shabba Ranks. “I didn’t know Wayne,” Samuel tells The Hollywood Reporter of working with the rapper. “I just sent Weezy the track and he said, ‘I’m doing it.’” The Book of Clarence, set in 29 A.D.…

Filmmaker and musician Jeymes Samuel has linked up with Lil Wayne, Buju Banton, and Shabba Ranks for “Hallelujah Heaven,” the first offering from the soundtrack for Samuel’s upcoming movie, The Book of Clarence. Samuel served as director, writer, producer, and composer on The Book of Clarence, and in a statement, he noted “the story and music” for the film was “always there percolating in my mind” as he worked on other projects (like his 2021 feature The Harder They Fall). …

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Lil Uzi Vert, who had been surprised Tuesday by their inclusion in the Rolling Loud California lineup, has been removed as a headliner and replaced by the joint set comprising rapper Future and producer Metro Boomin, who now join the weekend festival’s other headliners, Nicki Minaj and Post Malone.Future and Metro Boomin were added to the lineup Wednesday, according to a statement from Rolling Loud, unceremoniously replacing Lil Uzi Vert as the March 2024 hip-hop festival’s Sunday headliner.The move came after the “XO…

Lil Uzi Vert previously disavowed ever agreeing to perform at the fest despite being listed as a headliner Rolling Loud next year will not feature previously announced headliner Lil Uzi Vert — the rapper, who uses they/them pronouns, said on Tuesday that they don’t even “understand why name is on” the poster — so the festival’s organizers have added Metro Boomin and Future instead. The two hip-hop artists will release an album, billed to Future x Metro Boomin, before the fest, according to a tweet…

The festival announced earlier Tuesday that the Just Wanna Rock rapper would headline Rolling Loud California next March Lil Uzi Vert took to Instagram on Tuesday to dispute that they agreed to play Rolling Loud California’s March festival, just hours after the event had announced the “Just Wanna Rock” rapper as one of the festival’s three headliners. “I never said I was doing rolling loud,” Uzi, who uses they/them pronouns, wrote in an Instagram story. Don’t understand why my name is on…

I am sitting in a ballet studio in a drab, labyrinthine office building in Los Angeles with Lil Tay, talking about what it feels like to die — or, at least, have everyone think you did.  That’s what happened to her on Aug. 9, 2023, when a short chunk of Times New Roman text appeared on the former child influencer’s Instagram account, informing her more than 5 million followers of the “devastating news” of her and her brother Jason’s “sudden and tragic passing.” “We kindly ask for privacy as we grieve this…

The rapper nixed his Rolling Loud Miami performance and much of his upcoming tour as he continues to recover Lil Durk has called off over 20 concerts — including his set at Rolling Loud Miami this weekend — as he continues to recover following a reported hospitalization earlier this month. Lil Durk was supposed to kick off his lengthy Sorry for the Drought tour at the end of this month, but pretty much every show on the itinerary is currently labeled “canceled” on Ticketmaster. The…

Kid Laroi has also been removed as an opening act, with no explanation Lil Baby is making some changes to his upcoming It’s Only Us tour. The rapper appears to have quietly canceled a slew of shows from the upcoming trek, set to kick off on July 26 at the Toyota Center in Houston, TX. On Friday, Lil Baby posted an updated tour poster to his Instagram, with seven dates missing from the lineup. Shows in Phoenix (Aug. 1), Sacramento (Aug. 9), Salt Lake City (Aug. 14), Denver (Aug. 15),…

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