Alice Vol. 1 No. 2
Published by UA Student Media April 2016.
Published by UA Student Media April 2016.
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ENTERTAINMENT<br />
Upcoming<br />
Music<br />
R<br />
emember that song you couldn’t<br />
get out of your head last year?<br />
Or the song you heard on the<br />
radio way too often? It could have been<br />
any song, but it was probably a song<br />
that made it on iTunes Top 10 or on<br />
Billboard’s Hit 100.<br />
Yes, we still love “Hotline Bling,”<br />
but it’s 2016 and time to move on. So if<br />
you’re wondering what your next shower<br />
tune or road trip jam is going to be,<br />
we’ve got you covered. Here are 10 albums<br />
to be on the lookout for in 2016<br />
that could provide you with that song.<br />
Frank Ocean<br />
After topping the charts with his album<br />
Channel Orange in 2012, it is safe<br />
to say Ocean’s next R&B album, Boys<br />
Don’t Cry, will be no disappointment.<br />
Ocean announced plans to release a<br />
new album scheduled for July 2015<br />
back in April 2015, but the album has<br />
yet to surface. This means his new album<br />
could be dropped at any waking<br />
moment. Be ready.<br />
Red Hot Chili Peppers<br />
It’s been five years since the Red<br />
Hot Chili Peppers released an album,<br />
and we’ll be the first to admit, we’re<br />
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getting a little impatient. Luckily lead<br />
singer Anthony Kiedis announced<br />
in February that the band is close to<br />
wrapping up its 11th album.<br />
Drake<br />
Don’t worry, if you are reading this,<br />
it’s not too late. Drake’s official album<br />
release date for Views from the 6 has<br />
not been issued yet. Regardless, we<br />
know Drake is ready to provide us with<br />
more chart topping hip-hop songs. He<br />
shared a glimpse of his new album<br />
back in January when he released his<br />
single “Summer Sixteen.” Whenever<br />
you’re ready Drake, call us on our<br />
cell phones.<br />
TLC<br />
<strong>No</strong> you are not reading that wrong<br />
— that reads TLC. Your inner 90s<br />
self can jump up and scream now. A<br />
reunion album is on the rise as the two<br />
surviving members, T-Boz and Chilli,<br />
set out to bring back songs we can<br />
dance to in shiny outfits and braids.<br />
The album was set to be released in<br />
2015, but it was pushed back after<br />
the unfortunate passing of their third<br />
member, Lisa Lopes.<br />
Missy Elliott<br />
The queen of feminism is back. She<br />
teased us in <strong>No</strong>vember 2015 with her<br />
hit single “WTF (Where They From)”<br />
featuring Pharrell to prove she isn’t<br />
down for the count. Work it Missy,<br />
we’ll be sure to lose control when you<br />
grace us with your new album.<br />
Katy Perry<br />
Since completing her 2013 Prism<br />
tour, Perry’s manager confirmed she is<br />
planning to release her new album sometime<br />
this year. We can’t wait for this<br />
California girl to give us another female<br />
pop anthem.<br />
Nick Jonas<br />
The youngest of the JoBros did not<br />
leave us unimpressed in 2015. After<br />
singing “Jealous” one too many times<br />
and dancing to “Levels” every weekend,<br />
we want more. Jonas said his second<br />
solo album will feature more R&B<br />
sounds and according to his Instagram,<br />
something great is in the works.