From Dua Lipa’s “Dance the Night” to PinkPantheress’ “Angel,” the soundtrack for the upcoming Greta Gerwig-helmed Barbie movie has been dominating pop-culture conversations for a month and change, and there are still a few weeks to go until the soundtrack’s full release on July 21.
AQUA’s 1997 Billboard Hot 100 top 10 hit “Barbie Girl” is arguably the most successful Barbie-themed song of all time, so when initial reports suggested that the seminal pop anthem would not be included in the film, fans were understandably upset and confused. Luckily, thanks to Mark Ronson, the executive producer of the soundtrack, “Barbie Girl” lives on in the world of Barbie, which stars Academy Award nominees Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling.
Source: yahoo
In other news- Nicki Minaj Sued Over ‘I Lied,’ Allegedly Ripped Off Beat, Nicki Sources Call BS
A new lawsuit accuses Nicki Minaj of straight-up stealing the beat for her song “I Lied” from another artist … a scenario sources close to Nicki say is impossible considering she didn’t handle the song’s production.
The rapper, along with mega-producer Mike Will Made It, is being sued by Julius Johnson, who says the music playing under the vocals on Nicki’s track from “The Pinkprint” sounds like a carbon copy of a song he created years before she dropped “I Lied.” Read more
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