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A week before releasing his anticipated new album Good Man, Ne-Yo shares another new song with “Summertime.” 

The track is an instant vibe with it’s cinematic production, which the crooner rides while reflecting on various conflicting thoughts over his life and a relationship. 

Speaking about the song, Ne-Yo shared with fans, “’Summertime’ is an absolute VIBE. The guitars create a feeling that says ‘just ride’,” he wrote on Instagram. “A perfect song for hot summer days with the top off or the windows down and this song ALL THE WAY UP. A mellow smooth soundtrack for you, a special somebody and your summertime.” 

“SUMMERTIME” follows the recently released “Apology,” the club single “Push Back,” and the title track, which hit No. 1 on the Billboard R&B chart.

Grammy-nominated singer Daniel Caesar was the latest artist to visit NPR headquarters, appearing on their popular Tiny Desk Concert series. The Toronto crooner was supported by his producer and music director Matthew Burnett, along with a team of vocalists. Together, they all delivered a live rendition of the song “Japanese Denim,” following that up with Caesar’s Freudian standouts “Get You” and “Best Part.” For the final song, Daniel Caesar was joined by special guest H.E.R. as they delivered a beautiful duet for those in attendance.

The full-fledged rap battle between Drake and Pusha T appears to be over. After exchange vicious lines and harsh words at each other in “Duppy Freestyle” and “The Story of Adidon,” fans of the heated beef were awaiting for a second response from Drake. Hip-Hop enthusiasts loving the competitive back-and-forth are now disappointed as its been revealed that the beef has ended. In an interview with Maryland’s DTLR Radio, Drake’s mentor and legendary Rap-A-Lot CEO James Prince said he recently had a phone conversation with the 6 God and instructed the Canadian superstar to not respond and end the battle. 

“I made an OG call to Drake this morning telling him ‘I don’t want you to respond to this’,” said J Prince. The Houston entrepreneur, who has business ties with Drake, cites Pusha T’s attack of those closest to Drake in “The Story of Adidon,” calling it disrespectful as to why he demanded the verbal war to be over with. The news comes a few days after Kanye West, a main subject of Drake’s “Duppy Freestyle,” tweeted in his eyes the beef was dead.