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"Firestarter" is a career-defining smash. Dua and Ben were humble enough not to release it, as they knew they were gonna leave the Music Industry in drought of coins during this year's spring, summer and autumn.

I would hope the title says it all - this thread is dedicated to your predictions of what songs and upcoming artists are about to hit the charts next, since we all explore the music industry deeper than regular people and have an understanding of how hits work nowadays. You can even drop a prediction of how far it's gonna as far as numbers and sales. I would like to start of with my most confident prediction right now - Asian Doll and her fire new single "Nunnadat Shit". I personally never cared or listened to her music prior this New Years until I heard a snippet of it and now I'm hooked, she's got solid bars. I can totally see this song going at least to #20 on the Billboard Hot 100 once the music video drops. It's already picking up in clubs and I can see it being City Girls' "Act Up" all over again. 2021 is definitely gonna be her year! As far as the next big artist, I recently discovered the new UK-based rap girl called Ivorian Doll (who is literally the same age as me). This girl has so much hustle in her, she's bound to bring a thon of accomplishments to her name sooner than later. I've seen and heard so many snippets of her upcoming music, I'll leave the best ones here: P.S. This thread is for all genres of music Female hip-hop is probably what you'll get from me the most.

Ya'll really revived my love for Charli today... The only recent song I care for is "Green Money / Best Friends / Pull Up" and it's only because it resembles the creativity and the sound of her 2012 music and I can't believe it has been nearly 9 fucking years since then... Thank you for the nostalgia today, it was rejuvenating.

Mess I'll Never Know Machines (Reworked version) Atomic Valentine Violins & Violence Do It Well

This has been one of the BEST waking ups I've had in a while... you got me dancing while I'm still drinking my damn coffee and spilled some... Charli, her team and her label are FOOLS not to have this song on True Romance. Right within the next 30 seconds after listening I knew that this was Track #13 album outro material. It just needed a little additional dark synth-production to match the rest of the album and it would have been a highlight. And to @1000Times sis... You are the true MVP. I don't even know what to say to praise this moment that you created today. This song was just as powerful to leak as Ruby Tuesday and I'm forever grateful. I just wish @Madrigal was here to enjoy this moment with us. Wherever you are sis, we WON. I dedicate this moment to our pure dedication, lurking, contacting producers and research we did back in 2012/2013 and really, this song was our main goal... God heard our prayers.

I Mind Living on Bread and Oranges: The "I Didn't Vote for Trump" Edition

Since the pre-order is up on iTunes, didn't anyone already manage to extract the credits too? I'm beyond sure that this happens for every pre-release.

HOW ARE WE NOT TALKING ABOUT THIS https://dbree.org/v/5fdb1b If Heiress can come out someone's dusty old 2008 hard drive, "Text You Pictures", "Out of Control" and "Private Audition" better be served on a silver platter tomorrow with my turkey. I believe in miracles of 2020 after 2 versions of "Life is Beautiful" and "Ruby Tuesday" are taking up a pleasant 30MB on my computer, and there's special 2GB-worth of front row seats with with individual air-conditioning and royal shrimps for Gaga leaks (to be) recorded prior 2010.

I wanna be excited about this project, but at the same time the fact that there’s no pre-order or mention of it makes me really doubt that it’s happening this Friday, especially after the whole COCC-September mess and no acknowledgement about it for weeks... Who would have thought that a singer would be my main source of trust issues

I can bet money on the idea that Gaga probably got a sponsorship from Oreo for a high-budget video for “Sour Candy”, just like LG did for “911”.

I'm sorry, but this is all I'm feeling regarding this reductive choice...

This is I C O N I C, I had to drop it off here just for the good laugh.

When will they announce the winner?

Is there any new tea on "Green Hit in a Briefcase" yet?

I cannot believe how much I missed the dark, creative Gaga and didn't even know about it. I got reminded why I strive to have an artistic career in the first place and how much influence she had on me growing up. The fact she really brought this unique visual to life... The respect I have is endless. She's the next-level no one in this industry or anyone tbh can reach.

The picture with the man's hand over her would make a really good T-shirt tbh.

This is the first time I've ever witnessed Inez and Vinoodh acknowledging Lana in any shape of form. It's really weird to me how since 2012 after they did the H&M campaign, which was a massive worldwide success at the time and should be considered a prideful moment for any photographer's career, they had never ever posted about it - neither their website, Instagram or any other platform and they are the only photographers that have worked with Lana that have done so (I do a little dig every time a new shoot comes out since 2012). It made me think it was either a really bad on-set experience or they just hated the final product shoot. Also, imagine the clash of artistic excellence that would be if Nicola Formichetti worked with Lana

My expertise is telling me it's the king himself Neil Krug, she ain't playing with us

a.k.a. BigBankBeisha Upcoming artist from Atlanta and next big thing in female hip-hop, my favorite among her peers at the moment and I'm co-signing her all the way. She's was also featured in the last season of "Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta" and already has her first big hit "Ride Good" from last year. New project "Clones" is dropping on the 2nd of September, first fire single from it "Queen Kong" was released last Friday. It's always nice to see artists before their true rise to fame and if you didn't know about her, I'm happy to introduce you all to real good bars, natural looks, pure talent and hustle like a beast, get into it. Latest releases: Honorable mentions:

Chromatica is such an excellent pop album, probably the best one released so far for 2020. I keep revisiting it nearly every week since its release, every fucking track (excluding Free Woman) is a total banger and I would love to see how all of them would do as singles (excluding Free Woman). Why the fuck did she put the whole era on hold for so long? Only reason I can think of is Interscope to milk the shit out of "Rain on Me"'s success, but if it's due the pandemic, that would be bullshit at this point because every other artist is back on their grind. Idk what happened with pushing "Sour Candy" next (since it has a lyrics video up already), but that would have done wonders on radio, perfect for any person to enjoy and blast in their car, clubs, etc. "Sine from Above" always gave me an impression of a massive Coldplay chart-longevity type of a record, I can totally see it being on top of the UK/European charts for months. "Enigma" and '"Babylon" also have that classic, timeless chart-monster vibes. I can imagine how "911" or "Fun Tonight" would be praised for being unusual, experimental singles in regards to the sad message within them. Same with "Replay", it's so crazy and vocal, nothing like anything on the radio at the moment that it's super exciting to be heard for the first time. Overall, I just hope and pray the huge mistake of "Free Woman" being the next single doesn't become true, it's so basic and generic that it was a perfect match for Katy Perry's new album. Wishing Gaga well on the VMAs as well, hopefully she releases one of the rumored visuals she's been stacking for months now.

Fun fact: "On Our Way" is the first song Lana and Justin Parker wrote together and he likes it so much, he tweeted the leaked demo version

For the record: - During the 2011 European tour, Lana pretty much performed the demo versions of all the songs with additional production from her band, that were a part of the set-list, excluding "Video Games", "Blue Jeans", "Diet Mountain Dew" and "You Can Be The Boss" (as it never made it to the album, but who knows if Emile Haynie tried to reproduce it). If I remember correctly, in an interview (maybe even several) before the start of 2012, she mentioned that the album was halfway done, as the songs were recorded but the production was in the works, which I guess would be the reason why. Gladly, we have a majority of the demos: 1. Radio 2. Off to The Races 3. Born to Die 4. Million Dollar Man 5. Without You (this is the only one we don't have the exact same version, but the first half of the demo is the same, could be just the band adding it to it) - During 2012, nearly all the shows starting from the El Rey Theater to the iTunes Festival were drum-less, in the same style of Video Games. I remember she boasted about it in a few interviews. And of course, this immaculate acoustic version of "Gramma":

She is serving Lana Thee Stallion here and I'm all the way here for it.

One of the best pop records released this year, praying that a miracle happens and it explodes to mainstream and chart success. The replay value is insane. Also low-key hoping our good sis gets the chance to "play fight" with the non-singer/producer from They, he's hella cute and could they make some more magical records together.

Omg This is a second actual leaked snippet, correct? The first one being the "stacking" one.