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Mike Posner is putting his fit physique on display for PETA!

Blackbear and Mike Posner are explaining the meaning behind the Ariana Grande reference in their new song, “… The Green Spangled Banner.”

Jem Aswad Senior Music Editor In 2018, when industry vet David Massey was leaving his post at the helm of Island Records and returning to his longtime home at Sony Music, he originally was going to give his label a new name — possibly Work of Art, the name of the Sony-affiliated publishing and management company he also heads up. But when the possibility arose of relaunching Arista — the label founded by Clive Davis in 1974, now owned by Sony, which famously had a roster that ranged from Barry Manilow and Whitney Houston to Patti Smith — he changed his mind. “A friend had said to me, ‘Your Island is almost like the new Arista,’ which I took as a real compliment, because they had that incredibly eclectic, colorful, vibrant roster, and yet they were smaller and contained and could focus very intensely. We asked Clive and he was up for it, and it was simple as that.”

Machine Gun Kelly and Blackbear have teamed up for a new break-up anthem titled ‘GFY’ – watch the song’s video below.Produced by Blink-182‘s Travis Barker, the track hears the pair recount a toxic relationship over a pop-punk backdrop, comprising rock-influenced guitars and rolling drum kicks.“Look at this picture, somethin’ ain’t right/ I’m feelin’ shitty, broken inside/ You cut me up in four-letter lines/ Stabbin’ my back with this four letter lie,” Blackbear sings in the opening verse.“You gave my hoodie to some other guy/ I fell for you and I’m payin’ the price/ Do you do it for clout? Do you do it for hype?/ Do you do it for love? Do you do it for likes?” he continues, before adding: “You’rе worse than all of my exes combined.”MGK joins the pity party with a rap on the song’s second verse, while also getting involved in the chorus.The song’s video sees MGK take on the role of a wanted murderer who lives across the street from Blackbear. Playing like a modern day version of Alfred Hitchcock’s Rear Window, the John Tashiro-directed clip also features cameos from Mike Posner and Benny Blanco.

Machine Gun Kelly has added a new EP to streaming services that features three songs from his recent lockdown sessions  – you can check it out below.Back in 2020, the rapper/rocker delivered a series of cover songs recorded while the world was in self-isolation due to the coronavirus outbreak.Some of the songs MGK has covered as part of his #LockDownSessions included Nirvana‘s ‘Smells Like Teen Spirit’, The Beatles‘ ‘Here Comes the Sun’, John Mayer‘s ‘Waiting On The World To Change’,  and KiD CuDi‘s ‘Pursuit of Happiness’.Today (March 2), he’s dropped off a trio of tracks from the sessions including ‘Roll The Windows Up’, which pays homage to Mike Posner’s ‘Smoke and Drive’; ‘Pretty Toxic Revolver’, which samples Shawn Mendes‘ ‘Mercy’; and a PVRIS mash-up, ‘In These Walls (My House)’.“It’s been two years since ‘lockdown sessions’ hit youtube, finally time to upload on streaming platforms,” MGK tweeted, announcing the EP. “All this in celebration of Mainstream Sellout coming 3.25.2022.”You can listen to MGK’s ‘Lockdown Sessions’ below:Kelly’s new album ‘Mainstream Sellout’ is set for release on March 25; it was previously titled ‘Born With Horns’.The most recent single he shared from the project is ‘Emo Girl’ featuring Willow. It marks Kelly’s first new single of 2022, and follows on from his August single ‘Papercuts’.

Lemonade will face tough competition from Adele's 25, Justin Bieber's Purpose, Drake's Views and Sturgill Simpson's A Sailor's Guide to Earth for the coveted Album of the Year prize. Beyoncé's 'Formation' will then go head to head with Adele's 'Hello' for Record of the Year, along with Lukas Graham's '7 Years', Rihanna and Drake's 'Work' and 'Stressed Out' by Twenty One Pilots. 'Formation', 'Hello' and '7 Years' will also battle for Song of the Year, but against Justin Bieber's 'Love Yourself' and Mike Posner's 'I Took A Pill In Ibiza'.

Mike Posner has opened up about the meaning behind his 2016 hit ‘I Took A Pill In Ibiza’.In a new interview on the Impaulsive podcast Posner revealed the darker story behind the track.While his breakout song ‘Cooler Than Me’ was a success in 2010, the work released after this wasn’t getting the attention he expected. The only person who helped him during this period he said, was late artist Avicii (real name Tim Bergling) who died in 2018 from suicide.“When I was sitting at home with an empty calendar, he asked me to work on his album,” Posner revealed.He went out to Ibiza to watch Avicii but described the experience as “the saddest thing ever.” While he was “looking at all these people having fun,” he says he never felt more “alone”.Posner explained: “Avicii came and played his show.

Tom Morello has teamed up with Bruce Springsteen and Eddie Vedder to cover AC/DC‘s ‘Highway To Hell’ to preview his new album.The Rage Against The Machine guitarist has today (August 4) announced ‘The Atlas Underground Fire’ LP, the follow-up to his 2018 solo album ‘The Atlas Underground’.As with the previous record, ‘The Atlas Underground Fire’ includes a number of collaborations.

Mike Posner has completed his Mount Everest climb.

Mike Posner has completed his Mount Everest climb.

A post shared by Mike Posner (@mikeposner)Seemingly in a safer spot, on June 3, Mike posted a video with his team from 29,000 feet above sea level."Now that's what I call a sunrise. This was hard.

Mike Posner has conquered Mount Everest as part of a charity mission in memory of his late father.The singer-songwriter shared the news on Twitter yesterday (June 1), confirming that he reached the summit at 4:35AM local time alongside his guide, Dr. Jon Kedrowski; Dawa Chirring Sherpa, and Dawa Dorje Sherpa.“That’s what I call a sunrise,” Posner tweeted, saying that the team would continue descending into base camp today (June 2) and were “not out of the woods”.Posner announced in April that he would attempt to summit the world’s highest mountain to raise funds for the Detroit Justice Centre.

Mike Posner has announced he will attempt to summit Mount Everest this May to raise funds for the Detroit Justice Centre.The inspiration to climb the highest mountain on Earth came to Posner halfway through his mission to walk across America in 2019, which took him just over six months to complete.“While my walk was about me finding myself, I want my climb to be about others,” Posner said in an announcement video. The singer-songwriter has been spending a year and a half training for the summit with Dr Jon Kedrowski, who has completed multiple expeditions to Everest.“After traveling around the world together climbing dozens of mountains and all the types of real situations Mike will face on Everest, we have prepared and trained and drilled

Ethan Shanfeld Mike Posner announced that he will climb Mount Everest in April and May, raising money for the Detroit Justice Center through corporate sponsors and a GoFundMe page. Climbing the world’s tallest mountain is not the first time the “I Took A Pill In Ibiza” singer has challenged himself.

Mike Posner is getting ready to trek up the world’s highest mountain in order to raise funds for an important cause.

A number of celebrities have been rallying behind Democratic presidential hopeful Bernie Sanders, and Mike Posner is the latest to throw his endorsement at the candidate.

Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter Mike Posner has known the British artist Labrinth for over a decade — they’ve grown up together in the music industry.