Month: June 2022

All The New Albums Coming Out In June 2022

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Keeping track of all the new albums coming out in a given month is a big job, but we’re up for it: Below is a comprehensive list of the major releases you can look forward to in June. If you’re not trying to potentially miss out on anything, it might be a good idea to keep reading.

Friday, June 3

  • 070 Shake — You Can’t Kill Me (GOOD Music)
  • Al Riggs — Themselves (Horse Complex Records)
  • Andrew Bird — Inside Problems (Loma Vista / Concord)
  • Angel Olsen — Big Time (Jagjaguwar)
  • Astronoid — Radiant Bloom (3Dot Recordings)
  • Ben Zaidi — Acre of Salt (Nettwerk Records)
  • Chelsea Rose — Truth or Consequences (Paul Is Dead Records)
  • Drive-By Truckers — Welcome 2 Club XIII (ATO Records)
  • Fantastic Negrito — White Jesus Black Problems (Storefront Records)
  • Farees — Galactic Africa (Rez’Arts Prod)
  • The Fixx — Every Five Seconds (BFD/The Orchard)
  • Flaccid Mojo — Flaccid Mojo (Castle Face)
  • Forgiveness — Next Time Could Be Your Last Time (Gondwana Records)
  • Frank Zappa — Zappa/Erie (Zappa Records/UMe)
  • Gene On Earth — Time On The Vine (Limousine Dream)
  • T. Gowdy — Miracles (Constellation)
  • GWAR– The New Dark Ages (Pit Records)
  • Have You Ever Seen The Jane Fonda Aerobic VHS? — Maine Coon (Vild Recordings)
  • Horsegirl — Versions of Modern Performance (Matador)
  • iamamiwhoami — Be Here Soon (To whom it may concern)
  • Jasmyn — In the Wild (ANTI- & Royal Mountain)
  • Jelly Crystal — ILY EP (Smuggler Music/PIAS)
  • Ken Yates — Cerulean (Ken Yates)
  • Killswitch Engage — Live At The Palladium (Metal Blade Records)
  • L’Objectif — We Aren’t Getting Out But Tonight We Might EP (Chess Club Records)
  • Las Cruces — Cosmic Tears (Ripple Music)
  • Mary Gauthier — Dark Enough To See The Stars (Thirty Tigers)
  • Memphis May Fire — Remade in Misery (Rise Records)
  • Michael Franti & Spearhead — Follow Your Heart (Boo Boo Wax)
  • Mr Little Jeans — Better Days (Nettwerk)
  • Namir Blade — Metropolis (Mello Music Group)
  • Oklahoma Kid — Tangerine Tragic (Arising Empire)
  • Poliça — Madness (Memphis Industries)
  • Post Malone — Twelve Carat Toothache (Mercury Records/Republic Records)
  • Purity Ring — Graves EP (The Fellowship)
  • Queen of Jeans — Hiding in Place EP (Memory Music)
  • S.G. Goodman — Teeth Marks (Verve Forecast)
  • Saajtak — For the Makers (American Dreams)
  • Sub Urban — Hive (Warner Records)
  • The Suffers — It Starts with Love (Missing Piece Records)
  • Tedeschi Trucks Band — I Am The Moon: I. Crescent (Fantasy Records)
  • Tove Styrke — Hard (Records/Columbia)
  • Tuff Bear — Tuff Bear’s Picnic (Acrophase Records)
  • Ural Thomas and The Pain — Dancing Dimensions (Bella Union)
  • The Zells — Ant Farm (Crafted Sounds)

Friday, June 10

  • A Little Farther West — Vaya Con Dios (Town & Country Records)
  • Adrian Quesada — Boleros Psicodélicos (ATO Records)
  • Allison Ponthier — Shaking Hands with Elvis EP (Interscope Records)
  • American Aquarium — Chicamacomico (Thirty Tigers)
  • André Bratten — Picture Music (Smalltown Supersound)
  • Between Friends — Cutie EP (10K Projects)
  • Big Gigantic — Brighter Future 2 (self-released)
  • Billy Howerdel — What Normal Was (Alchemy Recordings/Rise Records/BMG)
  • Bloomsday — Place to Land (Bayonet Records)
  • Bobby Oroza — Get On The Otherside (Big Crown Records)
  • Carrie Underwood — Denim & Rhinestones (Capitol Records Nashville)
  • Chase & Status — What Came Before (MTA Records)
  • Cold Showers — Strength In Numbers EP (Dais Records)
  • David Newbould — Power Up! (Blackbird Record Label)
  • Deau Eyes — Legacies (Tone Tree Music)
  • Dion Lunadon — Beyond Everything (In the Red Records)
  • Erin Anne — Do Your Worst (Discrepancy Records)
  • FKJ — Vincent (Mom+Pop)
  • Future Palace — Run (Arising Empire)
  • George Ezra — Gold Rush Kid (Columbia Records)
  • Grace Ives — Janky Star (True Panther/Harvest)
  • Jack Flanagan — Rides the Sky (Imports)
  • Jamie Drake — New Girl (AntiFragile Music)
  • Jenny Owen Youngs — It’s Dangerous To Go Alone EP (Nettwerk Records)
  • Joyce Manor — 40 Oz. To Fresno (Epitaph)
  • Judah & the Lion — Revival (Cletus the Van/Virgin Music)
  • Julius Rodriguez — Let Sound Tell All (Verve)
  • LIFE — North East Coastal Town (The Liquid Label)
  • Liss — I Guess Nothing Will Be The Same (Escho / In Real Life)
  • Mapache — Roscoe’s Dream (Innovative Leisure / Calico Discos)
  • The March Divide — Lost Causes (Slow Start Records)
  • Marco Benevento — Benevento (RPF)
  • Michael Monroe — I Live Too Fast To Die Young (Silver Lining Music)
  • Michael Rault — Michael Rault (Daptone Records)
  • Michaela Anne — Oh To Be That Free (Yep Roc Records)
  • Moonchild Sanelly — Phases (Transgressive Records)
  • Museum Of Light — Horizon (Spartan Records)
  • Neneh Cherry — The Versions (Republic Records)
  • Nick Mulvey — New Mythology (Verve Forecast)
  • Riley Pearce — The Water & The Rough (Nettwerk)
  • Rufus Wainwright — Rufus Does Judy At Capitol Studios (BMG)
  • Sinead O’Brien — Time Bend and Break the Bower (Chess Club)
  • Spacey Jane — Here Comes Everybody (Spacey Jane/AWAL)
  • Vance Joy — In Our Own Sweet Time (Liberation Music)
  • Vieux Farka Touré — Les Racines (World Circuit Records)
  • The Wrecks — Sonder (Big Noise Music Group)
  • Wylderness — Big Plan For A Blue World (Succulent Recordings)

Friday, June 17

  • Alice Merton — S.I.D.E.S. (Mom+Pop)
  • Anteloper — Pink Dolphins (International Anthem)
  • Bartees Strange — Farm to Table (4AD)
  • Calum Scott — Bridges (Capitol Records)
  • Charlie Griffiths — Tiktaalika (InsideOut)
  • Chillin Villain Empire (CVE) — We Represent Billions (Nyege Nyege)
  • Dan Reed Network — Let’s Hear It For The King (Drakkar Entertainment)
  • Dylan Moon — Option Explore (RVNG Intl.)
  • Flasher — Love Is Yours (Domino)
  • Foals — Life Is Yours (Warner)
  • girlfriends — (e)motion sickness (Big Noise)
  • Hank Williams Jr. — Rich White Honky Blues (Easy Eye Sound)
  • Harken — Honeymoon Suite (Hand Mirror)
  • Hazel English — Summer Nights EP (P-VINE)
  • Hercules & Love Affair — In Amber (Skint/BMG)
  • Horse Jumper of Love — Natural Part (Run For Cover Records)
  • Infinity Knives & Brian Ennals — King Cobra (Phantom Limb)
  • IV And The Strange Band — Southern Circus (Black Country Rock)
  • Joey Badass — 2000 (Columbia Records)
  • Kevin Gates — KHAZA (Atlantic Records)
  • Lionel Boy — Down at 8 EP (Innovative Leisure)
  • Lit — Tastes Like Gold (Round Hill Records)
  • Logic — Vinyl Days (Def Jam)
  • Making Movies — XOPA (Cosmica Artists)
  • ME REX — Plesiosaur EP (Big Scary Monsters)
  • Mt. Joy — Orange Blood (Dualtone)
  • Nova Twins — Supernova (Marshall)
  • Nick Cave — Seven Psalms (Goliath)
  • Patty Griffin — Tape (Thirty Tigers)
  • Perfume Genius — Ugly Season (Matador)
  • Pet Fox — A Face In Your Life (Exploding in Sound)
  • Tim Bowness — Butterfly Mind (InsideOutMusic)
  • Tungsten — Bliss (Arising Empire)
  • TV Priest — My Other People (Sub Pop)
  • UB40 Featuring Ali Campbell & Astro — Unprecedented (UMe)
  • Violet Skies — If I Saw You Again (Artium)
  • Yaya Bey — Remember Your North Star (Big Dada)

Friday, June 24

  • Alexisonfire — Otherness (Dine Alone Records)
  • Art d’Ecco — After The Head Rush (Paper Bag Records)
  • The Brian Jonestown Massacre — Fire Doesn’t Grow On Trees (A Recordings)
  • Bryan Senti — Manu (Naïve Records)
  • Caamp — Lavender Days (Mom + Pop Music)
  • Candy — Heaven is Here (Relapse Records)
  • Christine McVie — Songbird (A Solo Collection) (Rhino Records)
  • Conan Gray — Superache (Republic)
  • Damien Jurado — Reggae Film Star (Maraqopa Records)
  • Day Wave — Pastlife (PIAS)
  • Dune Rats — Real Rare Whale (Ratbag Records/BMG)
  • Emery — Rub Some Dirt On It (Tooth & Nail Records)
  • Empress Of — Save Me EP (Major Arcana)
  • ENPHIN — End Cut (Pelagic Records)
  • G. Love — Philadelphia Mississippi (Philadelphonic Records/Thirty Tigers)
  • Glenn Jones — Vade Mecum (Thrill Jockey)
  • Goose — Dripfield (No Coincidence Records)
  • Hackensaw Boys — Hackensaw Boys (Nettwerk)
  • Hollie Cook — Happy Hour (Merge Records)
  • Jack Johnson — Meet The Moonlight (Brushfire/Republic)
  • James Vincent McMorrow — The Less I Knew (Faction)
  • Jimmie Allen — Tulip Drive (Stoney Creek Records/BBR Music Group)
  • Joan Shelley — The Spur (No Quarter)
  • Katie Alice Greer — Barbarism (FourFour Records)
  • Katrina Ford — Katrina Ford EP (Violin Films)
  • Limbs — Coma Year EP (UNFD)
  • Linda Hoover — I Mean To Shine (Omnivore Records)
  • Lindsay Clark — Carpe Noctem (Audiosport Records)
  • Luke Combs — Growin’ Up (Sony Music Nashville)
  • Luminous Beings — Horrors (XL)
  • Lupe Fiasco — Drill Music In Zion (1st & 15th)
  • Martin Courtney — Magic Sign (Domino)
  • Mikey Erg — Love At Leeds (Don Giovanni Records)
  • Motherhood — Winded (Forward Music Group)
  • Muna — Muna (Saddest Factory Records)
  • Peter Rowan — Calling You From My Mountain (Rebel Records)
  • Petrol Girls — Baby (Hassle Records)
  • Porcupine Tree — CLOSURE / CONTINUATION (Music For Nations)
  • Soccer Mommy — Sometimes, Forever (Loma Vista)
  • Tijuana Panthers — Halfway to Eighty (Innovative Leisure)
  • Tim Heidecker — High School (Spacebomb)
  • Wire — Not About To Die (pinkflag)
  • Young Guv — GUV IV (Run For Cover)

Some artists covered here are Warner Music artists. Uproxx is an independent subsidiary of Warner Music Group.

Young Dolph’s Alleged Killers’ Court Date Was Moved After New Evidence Was Discovered

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Memphis’ FOX13 News reports that the court date for Justin Johnson and Cornelius Smith, the two men accused of killing Young Dolph, has been moved per their attorneys’ request. Both men appeared in court on Friday, May 27, where their attorneys requested a reset to July 1 due to some new discovery that they say will be vital to the judge setting Smith’s bond. July 1 will also be Smith’s new bond hearing.

Smith’s attorney, Michael Scholl, said, “We are receiving more information and I want to take a look at it. One of the factors that go into the bond is the likelihood of conviction. Other factors are [whether the accused is a] flight risk.”

Johnson was identified by police as a suspect in the case around two months after Dolph was shot to death outside a local Memphis bakery, Makeda’s cookies. A warrant for Johnson’s arrest was issued in January and he was arrested shortly thereafter in Indiana.

Meanwhile, Smith was identified and arrested when the car used in the murder was linked to another shooting in the immediate aftermath of Dolph’s death. A third suspect, Shundale Barnett, was arrested in January but was mistakenly released, while two other men, Devin Burns and Joshua Taylor, were also named as persons of interest in the case.

NYC’s Governors Ball Is Still Growing Alongside An Ever-Changing City

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While the average festival attendee might not recognize the names of Jordan Wolowitz, Tom Russell, and Yoni Reisman, they have proven to be pivotal to New York City’s history. After founding the production company Founders Entertainment as 20-somethings with an immense passion for live music, they also crafted the idea to host a music festival on Governors Island in 2011.

The sounds of the city were still drawn to the Indie Sleaze movement, and so, the festival’s single-day lineup reflected that — with electronic artists Girl Talk, Pretty Lights, and Empire OF The Sun headlining that year. That decision to cater to a generation of fellow early adults paid off immensely, as the aptly-titled Governors Ball’s debut drew the highest attendance for any event on Governors Island. “As many area festival attempts often fall flat due to poor execution, the Governors Ball was a pleasant exception to the rule, leaving us looking forward to its return next year,” Flavorwire wrote about the festival.

Building upon their success, the founders expanded Governors Ball to a two-day festival the following year, moving the location to Randall’s Island to better accommodate the growth — which included popular city food vendors (Luke’s Lobster, Wafels & Dinges) and a variety of outdoor games. Beck, Kid Cudi, Passion Pit, and Modest Mouse were on 2012’s top billing.

Despite the momentum, the third year was not a charm for Governors Ball, as disaster struck in the form of Tropical Storm Andrea on day one — the start of weather that would prove to be a common struggle for the founders in years to come. By 9 pm, the entire festival was canceled, with local paper Gothamist publishing a slideshow of the conditions. Crowds in colorful ponchos dispersed, just trying to avoid being drenched in mud.

“It was a heck of a storm: a lot of rain and high winds. When you have 40,000 people on your festival site, which is grass, and you have five to six inches of water descend upon that site within an eight-hour period, the result is a field of mud,” Russell told INC about that year. “There’s not much you can really do to combat that. We laid down plywood, sand, and landscaper’s hay, but everything just sank. Around 8 p.m. on Friday, when we started getting 40 mph wind gusts, we knew we had to cut the show.”

Throughout the years, weather complications have continued to be a common theme affecting Governors Ball. In 2019, Sunday attendees were stuck on Randall’s Island, until an 8:30 pm announcement officially canceled The Strokes and SZA’s nighttime performances. With severe thunderstorms, ticket buyers walked back across the RFK bridge to get home.

Still, Governors Ball planned to get back to normal. The original 2020 lineup continued the cross-generational appeal by featuring Tame Impala, Missy Elliott, Flume, and Vampire Weekend as headliners; it was eventually canceled due to the pandemic. After taking a-year-and-a-half hiatus until returning in September 2021, much like the rest of the world, the festival made some major changes. As for whether these will prove for better or for worse is to be determined.

Upon their return, Governors Ball announced they would be moving the permanent location to Citi Field — with stages set up just outside of the Mets stadium. Last year marked my first time attending the festival, so it’s difficult to compare to past locations. However, crowd control seemed to be a significant issue. Given the stages are spaced quite closely together, a lot of the audiences blended into one giant crowd, with very minimal lamp posts or clear exit signs. About six months later and in the wake of Astroworld, it seems to be a potential safety issue.

Still, Governors Ball has the opportunity to smooth out any roadblocks for their second year at Citi Field. At the very least, they have an all-star lineup — one that leans heavily into aiming for a younger demographic instead of keeping one headliner your Gen X mother might recognize.

Saturday’s headliner, Halsey, is one of the most exciting artists on the bill. They sought out their musical heroes — Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross of Nine Inch Nails — to eventually began crafting an industrial-inspired pop record together. The result was their cinematic fourth studio album, If I Can’t Have Love, I Want Power. While the writing process began before Halsey’s pregnancy (and first child), it conceptually began to wrap around all the various aspects of motherhood.

Rapper J. Cole will close out the festival as Sunday’s headlining performer. Last year, he released his Grammy-nominated sixth album, The Off-Season. “The Off-Season symbolizes the work that it takes to get to the highest height,” he told Slam magazine last year. “The Off-Season represents the many hours and months and years it took to get to top form. Just like in basketball, what you see him do in the court, that shit was worked on in the summertime.”

Hip-hop continues to play a heavy part in Governors Ball’s main acts: Friday headliner Kid Cudi, Jack Harlow, British MC Skepta, Coi Leray, Roddy Ricch, and many more. As a fun surprise, basketball player Shaquille O’Neal is scheduled to perform on Saturday under the stage name DJ Diesel.

For those looking for rising indie acts, Samia is one of the solo artists not to miss. The singer-songwriter released her first full-length record, The Baby, in 2020. She has since followed that with a handful of equally strong singles, from the somber, piano-driven “Desperado” to capturing feelings of love, and acceptance on “As You Are.” Last year, Samia also teamed up with a handful of prominent indie artists to reimagine songs from her debut album, including Bartees Strange, Christian Lee Hutson, Palehound, and many more.

The past year has also been a record-breaking one for Michelle Zauner, who fronts the Philly-based indie band, Japanese Breakfast. Between releasing a Grammy-nominated album, Jubilee, and becoming a New York Times bestselling author with her debut memoir, Crying In H Mart, Zauner has continuously distinguished herself as a talented artist — no matter what the medium is.

In all, Governors Ball has the chance to redefine itself for this new decade, evolving as necessary, and representing its city as the flagship festival offering.

Some of the artists covered here are Warner Music artists. Uproxx is an independent subsidiary of Warner Music Group.

Rolling Loud Announces New York 2022 Dates, Presale Tickets

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The self-proclaimed “world’s biggest hip-hop festival” returns to the mecca of rap with Rolling Loud New York 2022. The festival promises the hottest names in hip hop to take the stage at Citi Field in September. What started as a one-day concert in 2015 has now expanded into a three-day festival with the biggest names […]

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Rick Ross Gets Real About Jimmy Butler’s Last Shot For The Heat

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Following Game 7 of the Eastern Conference Finals, there has been a debate surrounding Jimmy Butler and whether or not he should have taken that shot with under 30 seconds to go. Instead of going for two points, Butler opted to go for three which could have won his Heat the game. Some people are saying that this was a bad shot, while others believe that Butler was right in taking a chance like that.

Miami Heat superfan Rick Ross has been praising Butler all season long, and recently, he took to social media to give fans some perspective on the shot. As you can see below, Ross believes the shot was justified, especially since Butler would have been praised by everyone had he made it.

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“I wanna make this clear,” Ross began. “That was a great shot Jimmy Butler took. Cuz all you dick riders would have been on his dick as soon as he made it.”

Ross makes a good point as the conversation surrounding certain players is always based around whether or not they got it done in the big moments. Had Butler made that shot, the discourse would be about the Boston Celtics and how they blew the game away.

Let us know what you think of Ross’ take, in the comments down below.

A$AP Bari Continues Trolling A$AP Rocky By Calling New Music “Trash”

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A$AP Bari continued to call out A$AP Rocky on social media, Wednesday, remarking that the rapper’s upcoming album is “trash.” Bari had previously labeled Rocky “burnt out” in response to one of his recent posts on Instagram.

“Shit trash,” Bari wrote, commenting on a post by Our Generation Music, which announced that Rocky’s upcoming album will not be titled “All Smiles.” 

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Similar to Bari’s last diss, fans sided overwhelmingly with Rocky in response.

“Why talk down on the man who made you relevant?!?” one fan wrote back at Bari, as caught by XXL. “And to do it on the internet means you are crying for attention… smh who hurt you? You lame af!”

While Rocky hasn’t provided too many details regarding his next album, he recently released a new single titled “D.M.B.” In a music video for the song, he and his partner, Rihanna, can be seen venturing around New York City.

As for not titling his new album “All Smiles,” Rocky explained to Dazed Magazine that the real All Smiles is “more of a concept project.”

“One thing I can tell you is that the name isn’t gonna be All Smiles—you know, I never publicly said that my album was called All Smiles,” Rocky said. “That one is more of a concept project, it’s music and more. I’m wrapping up the new album now; I’ve been shooting so many visuals for it. I don’t want to be cliche or sound like a salesman, but I’ve pushed myself to the limit on everything. Going from that industrial, subversive sound from Testing and then graduating with a more polished sound…I just like where it is.”

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Benny The Butcher & George Clinton Bring The Funk On BLK ODYSSY’s “BENNY’S GOT A GUN”

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BLK ODYSSY left a strong impression with the release of 2021’s BLK VINTAGE but it appears that they’re keeping the momentum high this year. The group delivered “COMPLEX OF KILLING A MAN” with Baby Rose last week, and now, they’ve returned with their new collaboration alongside Benny The Butcher and George Clinton, “BENNY’S GOT A GUN.” BLK ODYSSY lays down woozy, funky production as they weave through the tale of the effects that gun violence has in inner-city communities. 

“Benny spent his whole life tired of running. Until the demon glued to his back whispered.. the butchers coming. Then the father of funk descended from the skies. He whispered a sweet hymnal.. to Bennys surprise. Blessed be the black souls ejected from black bodies,” a tweet from BLK ODYSSY’s Twitter announcing the single reads.

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And all these internet niggas, they be all fun and games
Until I put a rapper on the news just to be entertained
Y’all niggas tote guns out of town and think y’all safe?
I’m from Buffalo, y’all scared to tote them in New York State

Conor McGregor Takes His Lavish Lamborghini Yacht On The Water

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Conor McGregor is one of the most famous UFC fighters in the entire world, even if he hasn’t won a match in quite some time. Conor remains one of those people who dominates the discourse surrounding the sport, and that is probably never going to change. He has the personality to keep fans entertained, and that is something that will always follow him around no matter what his UFC status may be.

With his status comes a ton of wealth. Conor has made millions upon millions of dollars throughout his career, and as a result, McGregor has sought the most lavish lifestyle possible. He is always buying fancy cars and watches, which means it should come as absolutely no surprise that he would spend $3.6 million on a Lamborghini yacht.

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McGregor has been flexing this yacht for quite some time, and over the weekend, we got to see him use the boat while out on the water following the Monaco Grand Prix. As you can see, McGregor was speeding in his new boat and he was having the time of his life while doing so. After all, yachts can be pretty fun and when yours is made by Lamborghini, it is hard not to have a ton of fun. 

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It remains to be seen when we will see McGregor back in the Octagon, however, it could happen sooner rather than later as Charles Oliveira continues to challenge the UFC legend.

Stay tuned to HNHH for more news from around the MMA world.

SOURCE SPORTS: Deshaun Watson Now Faces 23rd Lawsuit Over Alleged Sexual Assault

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A new lawsuit alleging sexual assault and harassment during massage sessions was filed Tuesday against Cleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson, who now faces 23 civil cases..

Tuesday’s suit alleges Nia Smith, who is identified by name and worked for A New U Salon Spa in Houston, had three meetings with Watson from June 2020 through Sept. 2020.

In the first session, Smith states “things became progressively weird” and Watson wanted her to focus on his buttocks. A second session alleges Watson attempted to grab the plaintiff’s buttocks and brushed up against her rear, and also asked the plaintiff if she wanted to perform a sexual act. In the third and final session, Smith alleges Watson got naked in front of her, refused to cover himself and repeatedly requested she have sex with him.

Watson denied the allegations through a statement by his attorney, Rusty Hardin.

“Deshaun Watson vehemently denies the allegations, just as he has since she first discussed them with members of our firm in March of last year,” the statement read, in part. “She repeated the allegations on social media in August and he denied them then. The only thing new about her contentions is the embellishment making them more extreme than prior versions. Deshaun’s denial remains the same.”

Watson was traded to the Browns this offseason and was rewarded with a new $230 million dollar contract. No word from the NFL as to if Watson will see some disciplinary actions from the league to start the new season. Especially with all this cases still pending.

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Chlöe Bailey’s Capella Grey Cover Of “Gyalis” Turns Into The Official “Shemix”

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Bronx R&B newcomer Capella Grey ups the ante on his 2021 summer smash “Gyalis.” After dropping the official “Gyalis” remix featuring R&B star Chris Brown and Dancehall star Popcaan, Grey returns with singer/songwriter Chlöe Bailey for the official “Shemix.”

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Originally released as an impromptu live performance on Chlöe’s social media, the video quickly garnered over 3 million views and became an viral hit with celebrities such as Tracee Ellis Ross, SZA, Fivio Foreign and more all demanding an official version be released.

The rich melodies and playful energy of “Gyalis” have made this song synonymous with the summer. “Gyalis” explores Capella’s player side and Chlöe matches that energy, offering her own risqué bars over the instrumental that samples Juvenile’s iconic “Back That Azz Up.”

Stream the “Shemix” below.

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