Songs

Is the world ready for Miley Cyrus’ rap game? Well, she's serving up some lyrics even if the naysayers don't like it, and her work is all to the tune of French Montana's 'Ain't Worried About Nothin.'

Who wishes they could hear a new Cher Lloyd song soon? Who wishes that she would team up with a rapper for that new single, like, say, T.I.? Well, that's just what British cutie and 'X Factor' non-winner (we don't wanna say loser) Lloyd is doing. The singer tweeted that her new single from the follow up to 'Sticks and Stones' is called 'I Wish' and it features Tip!

Katy Perry admitted to being madly in love with John Mayer in her Vogue cover story earlier this summer, despite being broken up at the time. They were seemingly reunited on Fourth of July and now, they get romantic on the song 'Who You Love,' a slow-burning, 'early '80s-inspired soft rock duet.

Naya Rivera is looking to make a splash with her debut solo single. The 'Glee' star, who plays Santana on the series, offered up her first single 'Sorry,' which is essentially a diss track that features her man, rapper Big Sean.

Kat Dahlia is setting the time for a wild night out on her new anthem, 'Clocks.'

Jordin Sparks is back and she's in love. Do you want proof? Then listen to her new single, 'Skipping a Beat.' It's a sunshine-y love ballad from her upcoming album, currently untitled.

UPDATE: According to Katy Perry's label, this press release is fake. Darn. We were so excited! What's that we hear? Is it a primal 'ROAR' from the lioness of pop music, Miss Katy Perry? Hell yeah it is. The singer will drop 'ROAR,' the first single from her new album 'Prism,' on Aug. 9 at radio. It will go on sale a few days later.

Despite Nicki Minaj turning down DJ Khaled's marriage proposal, she appears on the Miami hitmaker's new joint, 'I Wanna Be With You.' Awkward. The trap-rap ballad also features Future and Rick Ross.

Rick Ross gets introspective on his new track, 'I Wonder Why.' Not only does he rap about the hard and dark times in his life so far, but also makes reference to the Trayvon Martin case.

Juicy J and Wiz Khalifa released another collaboration 'Shootin,' one of 80 tracks the tripped-out rapper recorded for his upcoming album, 'Stay Trippy.'