Justin Timberlake takes #1 on this week’s Scoreboard and The Weeknd has a new single
‘Black Panther The Album Music From and Inspired By’ produced by Kendrick Lamar and Anthony “Top Dawg” Tiffith is now available on all streaming platforms.
The 60th Grammys aired Sunday night live from Madison Square Garden in NYC. There were some upsets, like 4:44, which was nominated for the most Grammys and went home with zero, and some obvious choices, like everything Bruno Mars has ever put out. Record of the Year went to 24k Magic by Bruno Mars.
This week Scoreboard spotlights G-Eazy and the epic Grammy face-off between Jay-Z and Kendrick Lamar
Lamar and Tiffith are set to collaborate with director Ryan Coogler to create musical soundtrack specific to the needs of the ‘Black Panther’ movie.
This week’s special edition of Scoreboard tallies up the year-end scores for 2017
Although this year has been shrouded in moments of awe and pop culture phenomenon, the bad sometimes outweighs the good.
2017 was one of the best years for music in recent history, with most Grammy nominations served towards artists of color. We wanted to share all of our favorites with you, in no particular order, because they’re all just so good. Comment any that we forgot, and be sure to tune into the 60th Annual Grammy Awards ceremony on January 28, 2018.
The Recording Academy has announced its 60th GRAMMY Awards nominees with JAY-Z leading the pack.
This Labor Day weekend, Scoreboard reviews summer ’17 on the charts, including a milestone set by “Despacito”