Belly tells Apple Music about new song ‘Better Believe’ featuring The Weeknd and Young Thug
He tells Apple Music about collaborating on the song, working with Zaytoven, what fans can expect on his new album ’See You Next Wednesday’, and more.
Read MoreApple Music announces Amorphous as its ‘Up Next’ artist
Additional 'Up' Next campaign moments include a Jimmy Kimmel Live! performance on July 12 and a sit-down interview with Apple Music 1’s Dotty, where he discusses what it was like working with R&B superstar Brandy, how Oprah gave him a new computer,
Read MoreJennifer Lopez tells Apple Music about new song with Rauw Alejandro ‘Cambia El Paso’
She tells Apple Music why she loves working with new artists, how the song came to be and what it represents, how self-love and being in a good place inspired her to return to the studio, and more.
Read MoreNandy to join Africa Now Radio with LootLove on Apple Music 1
Tanzanian singer and songwriter Nandy joins LootLove via FaceTime on Apple Music 1 to talk about her latest track, 'Nimeuzoea'.
Read MorePolo G tells Apple Music about ‘Hall of Fame’ with Nadeska
He talks about being locked in the studio with Young Thug, getting out of his comfort zone with the Nicki Minaj track, and more.
Read MoreYung Bae brings Future Funk to Apple Music hits with ‘Groove Continental Radio’
On the debut episode, Yung Bae embarks on his maiden voyage episode of 'Groove Continental Radio' with an hour mix featuring music by Bruno Mars, Kim Petras and Tove Lo.
Read MoreSouth Africa’s LootLove joins as new host of Apple Music 1’s Africa Now Radio
Based on the Africa Now playlist, Africa Now Radio with LootLove will continue to showcase the latest African sounds, be it Amapiano, Afrobeats, Highlife, Alte, House, Hip-Hop, Bongo Flava, or Kuduro.
Read MoreCuppy hosts the Africa Now Radio Anniversary Special this Sunday on Apple Music 1
This week's episode features a special anniversary look-back at fifty-two weeks of showcasing the continent’s biggest hits – and the artists behind them!
Read MoreExclusive: Pandora launches ‘Africa’s Next’ station to celebrate Africa Day
America is the strongest and most difficult market for international artists to break into, but Pandora is doing help the emergence of Afropop.
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