We Were Liars' features songs from Hozier, Haim, Towa Bird, Lana del Ray, Holly Humberstone, Gracie Abrams, Tom Petty and ...

Jelly Roll surprised the crowd with a spicy unreleased song titled "Liar" during his set at the Grand Ole Opry.The country singer took a risk sharing a new track while on the heralded stage on ...

The Birth of ‘Beautiful Liar’ “Beautiful Liar” was released on February 12, 2007, as part of the deluxe edition of Beyoncé’s second solo album, B’Day.The song was written by Beyoncé ...

Another vexing fact: Liar is pronounced, in the chorus, “lee-yah.” Really, the No. 3 song on the Billboard Hot 100 is the culmination of a few trends, technologically driven and taste-bound.

An updated version of her 2022 "Boy's a Liar" track, featuring the Bronx rapper Ice Spice and produced by the U.K. artist Mura Masa, the song encapsulated everything PinkPantheress does best ...

Mura Masa explains why Ice Spice's "Boy's a Liar" verse on the PinkPanthress song, which he co-produced, surprised him.

The singer previously debuted the song at the ACM Awards on May 16. By Jessica Lynch Country music sensation Jelly Roll has released the much-anticipated music video for his latest single, “Liar ...

The song finds Jelly Roll staring down the voice in his head incessantly spouting off doubts and insecurities, before delivering a final blow on the chorus: "You ain't nothin' but a liar/Yeah, I ...

She says of the song, ""Boy's a liar" is the song I'm most excited to put out! Me and Mura Masa wanted to create a fun track together about a common theme this time of year, boys being LIARS." As well ...

Jelly Roll released a new song called "Liar" on Friday, Aug. 2, 2024. The singer will perform three concerts in Pa. on his "Beautifully Broken" tour in October 2024.

Jelly also shared a new song on the SNL stage. He performed "Winning Streak," another new song off his Beautifully Broken album, which he hasn't released yet and which fans haven't yet heard in a ...

People would start rapping along before that song was over.” Once “Boy’s a Liar, Pt. 2” had a cultural foothold, Sonaram turned his attention to rhythmic radio, where it inevitably went No. 1.