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The Weeknd could be dropping new music on Friday.

The R&B singer just shared a screenshot of a text conversation with his creative director with a text that says, "Should we drop Friday I'm indifferent to be honest."

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Kanye West featured Kendrick Lamar on The Life Of Pablo's No More Parties In L.A. but it seems he also could've popped up on another track.

Solange is working on new music with one of the best collaborators in music right now.

She's revealed in an interview with Billboard that she's been "jammin" with Steve Lacy of The Internet who has also produced for Kendrick Lamar and Ravyn Lenae over the past 12 months.

Jay Rock's King's Dead from the Black Panther soundtrack grabbed people's attention, not only because it's featured Kendrick Lamar, Future and James Blake, but also because of a particularly divisive line.

Japan's Fuji Rock Festival is often the best indication of who is making the trip to Splendour In The Grass because of its geographical proximity and timing.

Last year Queens Of The Stone Age, LCD Soundsystem and The xx all headlined both festivals and if that happens again this year, you're in for a treat.

Kendrick Lamar and SZA have dropped the video for All The Stars and it's got everybody talking in the best way possible.

LIL PUMP 

When the Grammys go low, Kendrick Lamar goes high. This week, he missed out on Album Of The Year but now he's shooting straight back with an album with a huge guest list of people who all deserve Grammys.

Tour promoters Frontier have dished out some cryptic tweets, teasing a tour announcement.

The emoji-based clues are very vague but they have people guessing everyone from Kendrick Lamar to Rihanna.

It seems though that the most likely artist is Celine Dion who hasn't toured Australia for 10 years.