Diferente Nivel and Carolina Ross’ “No Soy Tu Prioridad” has topped Billboard’s latest new Latin music poll, published on Friday (Aug. 8).
In support of the weekly New Music Latin roundup and playlist, curated by Billboard Latin and Billboard Español editors, music fans voted for the Música Mexicana’s collaboration as their favorite music release of the week.
“No Soy Tu Prioridad” generated more than 41% of the vote, beating out other new releases, including TINI’s “De Papel,” Eden Muñoz’s “Te Juro Que Te Amo,” Piso 21’s “Nuevo” and albums from Lenier (Barrio) and Armenta (Pórtate Bien). Meanwhile, El Malilla and Enayy’s sultry reggaeton Mexa “Rebeca” was a favorite close second with more than 38% of the vote.
Marking the first collaborative effort between the Regional Mexican band and the Sinaloa-born singer, “No Soy Tu Prioridad” is a norteño-pop ballad powered by guitar, piano, accordion and their passionate harmonies. “I prefer you to tell me the truth/ That it tastes like a lie when you say ‘I love you more’/ Because I know it’s a habit that can’t be fixed/ It’s become very clear to me now, I’m not your priority,” they sing about a relationship worn down by a lack of interest.
Similar to Ross’ collab with Grupo Firme — “Todavía Te Amo” released this May — the song with Diferente Nivel was originally recorded a year and a half ago at Joss Favela’s recording studio. “Hide my speakers because this anthem is coming,” the artist’s expressed in a joint Instagram post just days before the song finally released.
Editor’s Note: The weekly New Music Latin poll results are posted if the poll generates more than 1,000 votes.
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Dolly Parton has some sage advice for those grieving the loss of loved ones.
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During an interview withEntertainment Tonight posted Monday (Aug. 11), the country discussed whether she had had a chance to reach out to fellow singer-songwriter Kelly Clarkson after the recent passing of the latter’s ex-husband, music manager Brandon Blackstock, who was also the former stepson of Reba McEntire.
Parton said she had not yet. “We’ve been so involved in all this stuff here, but I will, I’ll catch up with her,” she shared. “I love Reba and I love Kelly.”
Blackstock died Aug. 7 at the age of 48, following a three-year battle with melanoma. He and Clarkson were wed from 2013 to 2022. McEntire was married to Blackstock’s father, music manager Narvel Blackstock, from 1989 to 2015.
Parton has been navigating her own time of personal grief and loss after the March death of her husband, Carl Dean, to whom she was wed for nearly six decades.
As for advice she would offer to McEntire and Clarkson, Parton said, “I think you just have to be grateful for the years that you’ve had with someone, and you just try to remember the very best of all that, and take their energy that they had given you then and just kind of recycle that and let that become a part of you. Just honor their memory and know that they are in a better place than we are these days.”
Following Blackstock’s passing, Starstruck Entertainment, the company that Narvel owned and that Brandon worked at, shared a statement. “It is with great sadness that we share the news that Brandon Blackstock has passed away. Brandon bravely battled cancer for more than three years. He passed away peacefully and was surrounded by family. We thank you for your thoughts and prayers and ask everyone to respect the family’s privacy during this very difficult time.”
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Joe Jonas might catch some heat from the bosses at Disney for seemingly letting a Camp Rock-related secret slip on Hot Ones Versus — but at least he avoided eating a super spicy chicken wing.
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While facing off against his brothers/bandmates Kevin and Nick on the episode posted Tuesday (Aug. 12), the DNCE frontman appeared to reveal that a Camp Rock 3 is in the works. When challenged to either read his most recent Notes app entry or take a bite of a “death wing,” Joe prioritized his taste buds over any NDA he may or may not have in place with a certain entertainment giant.
“Read Camp Rock 3,” he said as silence fell over the set. “It’s the truth. It’s literally right here.”
The trio and Hot Ones crew then burst out laughing at the unplanned revelation — that a script for a third Camp Rock movie appears to exist — as Kevin shrugged, admitting, “That’s a pretty good one.”
“Sorry, Disney!” Joe added.
So there you have it. Though Disney has not publicly indicated that another Camp Rock is in the works, the Jo Bros seem to at least be considering reprising their roles in a follow-up to 2010’s Camp Rock 2: The Final Jam, which premiered on Disney Channel two years after the original Camp Rock first aired. In the franchise, the Jonases played three brothers who formed a boy band called Connect 3 — sound familiar? — starring opposite Demi Lovato’s leading lady, Mitchie Torres.
Billboard has reached out to Disney for comment.
Regardless of whether Camp Rock 3 comes to fruition, the timing of Joe’s spontaneous reveal does seem like kismet. Just two days prior to the Hot Ones Versus premiere, the brothers reunited with Lovato and performed Camp Rock hits “This Is Me” and “Wouldn’t Change a Thing” at the Jonas Brothers’ kickoff anniversary tour show in New Jersey.
But for now, the Jonas Brothers are focusing on band activities. In addition to touring, the band is also in the midst of promoting new album Greetings From Your Hometown, which dropped Aug. 8.
Watch the Jo Bros’ full episode of Hot Ones Versus above.
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Latto spent a summer Friday giving Billboard the kind of relationship advice that’s equal parts real and unapologetically confident. Fresh off dropping her first solo single of 2025, “Somebody,” and with a new album on the horizon, she’s in a winning season — and ready to tease what’s next.
Days earlier, Latto starred in a playful new D’USSÉ campaign that finally addresses years of internet obsession around “her man, her man, her man,” the long-rumored, unconfirmed partner fans have speculated about for ages. The short film cheekily reveals that her mystery man is actually the D’USSÉ VSOP Magnum Edition bottle, set in a dimly lit booth where Latto praises her “date” for being rich, bold and smooth.
Since the ad plays off dating and relationships and it’s all about D’USSÉ Fridays, it felt fitting to catch up with Latto on a Friday to talk about exactly that. She shared her best advice for dating in 2025, teased the new era she’s stepping into, reflected on what it really takes to lock down a woman like her and much more.
You’ve been killing it across the board. What does a ‘win’ look like for Latto right now, personally and professionally?
I would say personally, maybe like some D’USSÉ Peach Lemonade, good food, go home to my man, some good music, good vibes. And then, professionally, I would say another D’USSÉ Peach Lemonade, good music. Yeah, I think professional and personally might be the same win.
This D’USSÉ campaign was super smart and playful. What made you want to reveal your ‘mystery man’ as the D’USSÉ bottle?
I think it’s just that people are nosy, it’s an internet thing. So, when D’USSÉ wanted to play off that, I was like, sure, why not tease the people?
You said in the teaser, “it’s not just anybody.” What are the qualities that make someone not just anybody in your eyes, especially when it comes to dating?
I mean, I hinted on it a little bit in the teaser, so I’m gonna double down on that: rich, bold, big energy, heavy. He talks heavy. Smooth. I love a smooth guy. Confident guy.
Dating has changed a lot, especially for someone in your position. What’s your best advice for dating in 2025?
I think I stumbled upon my person by just investing in and building myself up. Then I attracted someone who was on the same wavelength, the same frequency. Too many times, we try to chase it instead of being it ourselves.
When you are that, it naturally attracts to you. You gotta be that first, that’s step one.
We all see the memes about “locking down Latto” — but what does it really take to lock down a woman like you?
I am a very loyal person, so I value loyalty, just having my back and being there for me. Aside from doing things for me, what he has to do is be confident.
A confident man is going to respect you, respect himself and carry himself a certain way while respecting the relationship. So yeah, I’d go back to the confidence thing — that’s probably number one. Then loyalty.
What’s a nonnegotiable for a first date with Latto?
I would say meeting somewhere public. Baby it’s 2025, and we ain’t trying to be seen with each other when we don’t even know each other yet. We know how quick people put two and two together. It’s gotta be a private vibe, even if it’s a movie or dinner.
You’ve kept your relationship private for a while. How important is that privacy for you, and does it help keep things real?
Privacy a hundred thousand percent keeps things real. It keeps people out of your business. Evil eyes are real, people will hate and wish bad on you. I’d rather have people out my business.
I think that’s the main thing to success in a relationship: privacy, all the time. We wanna call our homegirl and tell her all our business or post your man on Instagram, you’re just inviting too many people into the energy. At the end of the day, it’s supposed to be just you two against the world.
You just dropped the “Chicken Grease” video today, what inspired the vibe and look for that?
Sugar Honey Iced Tea turns one [on Aug. 9], so I wanted to do a couple of things for my fans and that was one of them. It was hard to choose which video to shoot, but it’s summer, I’ve got big things popping right now, it’s giving “Chicken Grease.”
I wanted it to feel Southern, so we shot it in Atlanta. We also shot some while I was on vacation in Turks, we wanted fresh energy. And of course, I had to have T.I. in the video obviously.
With a new album on the horizon, what sound and message are you bringing with this next chapter?
I think the people are gonna have to wait and see that one. Sugar Honey Iced Tea was my homage to my city — it was like, don’t ever get it twisted, I’m gonna get in that booth and rep where I’m from.
But this next one, I don’t like giving too much away. It’s definitely a new era, though. They’re gonna have to be prepared.
You can’t tease anything? Not one thing?
I really can’t — I’m just going with the flow. I don’t wanna prematurely speak on anything that could change. But I’m recording, and I’m happy.
I came back from Europe on a whole different vibe. I came back from Turks on a whole different vibe. Now I’m back, popping all types of shit about D’USSÉ in the music. It’s constantly evolving, so I don’t even wanna leave any Easter eggs yet.
How much does your personal experiences, relationships, wins, struggles, show up in your new music?
So often. I’m damn near in my notes all the time. Anytime something happens, I’m writing it down like, okay, I gotta make a song about this, or I gotta mention this in the song.
A lot of it is where I’m at right now mentally, physically. Literally, I could be in France making a song, saying “France,” sipping a peach D’USSÉ lemonade, and I’m saying it in the music. It’s 100% authentic, always with me.
Your visuals have always been a big part of your artistry. What’s the creative vision or mood board behind this new rollout?
Again, I’m not gonna spill too much beans,I like it to hit when it’s supposed to hit. I’m fine s—t, so it’s always gonna be some fine s—t in the video.
We‘re still in an era of women in rap. But what pressure do you feel to work twice or hard as men in the genre, or is that long gone?
I don’t know if it’ll ever be long gone, because women are underestimated in any work field. But I think maybe more so now, it’s like working twice as hard to get recognition or approval. But like you said, we’re running s—t. So really, f—k recognition and approval. You see how I’m coming? It’s always gonna be a challenge, but we’re definitely pushing the agenda otherwise.
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Some moviegoers in Southeast Atlanta likely encountered a surprise when they arrived at AMC Madison Yards on Monday evening (Aug. 11), as a few celebrity sightings accompanied their wait in line for popcorn.
Jermaine Dupri, 2 Chainz, Young Dro and others were at the theater for a screening of Starz’ Magic City: An American Fantasy docuseries. Attendees of the screening watched the first two episodes of the five-part documentary, which first premiered at SXSW in 2024 and chronicles the founding and impact of Atlanta’s most influential strip club.
Magic City is known to most people as a popular inspiration for the city’s hip-hop artists, and the docuseries zooms in on why. Cecil “DC, the Brain Supreme” Glenn – one half of the rap group Tag Team and a former DJ for the strip club – tells the story of how the group’s platinum single “Whoomp! (There It Is)” was inspired by Magic City. The music video featured dancers from the club, just like OutKast’s “B.O.B. (Bombs Over Baghdad).”
Big Boi appears in the documentary to explain how the strip club was used as a testing ground for the record. “I think it’s more magical than Disney world,” the rapper says of the club at one point in the series. He appears in the production alongside many other celebrities, including rappers Killer Mike, 2 Chainz, Drake and Nelly, former athletes Shaquille O’Neal and Dominique Wilkins, and former Atlanta mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms.
Dupri and Drake are two artists who have openly celebrated the strip club, both in lyrics and interviews. They play a hands-on role in this production, too, with Dupri and Drake’s DreamCrew Entertainment serving as executive producers. Cole Brown, creator and executive producer of the series, acknowledged Dupri before the screening began, and expressed amazement over the fact that a conversation first had in the producer’s studio had given way to the documentary. Michael Mauldin, the former record executive and father of Dupri, was also in attendance, and served alongside his son as an executive producer on the series.
The series doesn’t solely focus on music — it also features current and past dancers, tracing back to the late ‘80s, as well as interviews with the club’s founder and former owner Michael “Mr. Magic” Barney and his family. While episode one chronicles Barney’s move from New Jersey to Atlanta and the founding of the strip club, it does so among the backdrop of Atlanta’s efforts to become a Black mecca.
After the credits rolled and the lights came on in the dark theater, 2 Chainz and Young Dro could be seen standing and taking photos with Mr. Magic. Dr. Sanjay Gupta, neurosurgeon and CNN’s chief medical correspondent, stepped in to shake the strip club owner’s hand and praise the production. The celebration continued in the theater’s lobby, with food catered by Magic City before ending with an afterparty at the actual strip club, serving as a perfect curtain call for the night and the venue’s 40th anniversary.
The first episode of the five-part documentary will air on the streamer starting Friday (Aug. 15) at 10 p.m., with subsequent episodes airing weekly on Fridays at 9 p.m.
Eve sat down with Billboard for a trip down memory lane, as the Philly native recalled some of the stories behind the hits in her decorated career.
The Gwen Stefani-assisted “Let Me Blow Ya Mind” is still Eve’s “favorite record to perform” to this day after peaking at No. 2 on the Billboard Hot 100. “That is probably my favorite record,” she shares. “Obviously, Dre did the beat, Scott Storch on the keys. I’ve known Scott Storch since I was 14 in Philly.”
Eve knew it was Gwen Stefani or bust as a feature. “I did not want anyone else. I felt it had to be her because I could hear her voice on it,” she adds of the singer.
With Dr. Dre involved, Eve explains that he’s the ultimate producer who can take tracks to another level with his musical prowess. “As I was writing, it’s not so much that he jumps in to say this or that, but it’s how you say or deliver certain things and that makes a difference,” she says.
Eve returned the favor and scored another top 10 hit on the Billboard Hot 100 with Stefani when the duo reunited for “Rich Girl” in 2004. “This was the first time I’d gone into the studio with a woman, especially in a different genre, to watch a different writing style,” she adds of working with the No Doubt singer.
Turning the clock back, “Who’s That Girl?” remains a staple of Eve’s catalog, as the 2001 Scorpion anthem peaked inside the Hot 100’s top 50. “I love that record. We kinda took over The Hit Factory, like Ruff Ryders,” she recalls. “We all kinda were like, ‘This is out of here.’ … That song takes me right back to Miami.”
Watch the full interview with Eve running through her Billboard chart history above.
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Beyoncé is officially a Primetime Emmy winner. The Television Academy announced the winners of the 77th Emmy Awards in juried categories from animation, costume, emerging media programming and motion design on Tuesday (Aug. 12).
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Beyoncé won as a costume designer for her Netflix special Beyoncé Bowl in the category of outstanding costumes for variety, nonfiction or reality programming. She won alongside fellow costume designer Shiona Turini; assistant costume designers Erica Rice and Molly Peters; costume supervisor Chelsea Staebell; and head of workroom Timothy White.
These juried awards will be presented at the 77th Creative Arts Emmy Awards, which will take place at the Peacock Theater at L.A. Live over two nights — Saturday, Sept. 6, and Sunday, Sept. 7. An edited presentation will air Saturday, Sept. 13, at 8 p.m. PT on FXX.
Juried category entrants are screened by a panel of professionals in the appropriate peer groups with the possibility of one, more than one or no entry awarded an Emmy. As a result, there are no nominees, but instead, a one-step evaluation and voting procedure. Deliberations include open discussions of each entrant’s work with a thorough review of the merits of awarding the Emmy.
Beyoncé is also nominated in two other categories for Beyoncé Bowl – outstanding variety special (live) (as performer/executive producer) and outstanding directing for a variety special (in tandem with Alex Rudzinski).
Beyoncé has won 35 Grammys, more than anyone else in history. She received an Oscar nomination for best original song in 2022 for co-writing “Be Alive” from King Richard with DIXSON.
Over the last decade, Afrobeats has made significant inroads in the global music industry, from invitations to conquer the biggest stages in the world to cross-cultural collaborations with Western superstars like Beyoncé, Drake and Ed Sheeran. And it’s earned institutional recognition. Billboard launched the U.S. Afrobeats Songs chart in 2022 that ranks the 50 most popular Afrobeats songs in the country every week, two years after the Official Charts Company launched the Official U.K. Afrobeats Chart that ranks the 20 most popular Afrobeats in the nation. Last year, The Recording Academy introduced the best African music performance category one year after the MTV Video Music Awards and two years after the American Music Awards presented the best Afrobeats video and favorite Afrobeats artist awards, respectively.
And to commemorate the game changers of the genre, Billboard is ranking the 50 best Afrobeats songs of all time. This list is highlighting the foundational, influential and popular songs within Afrobeats with an s, not to be confused or conflated with Afrobeat, another genre from the 1960s that Fela Kuti pioneered, which fuses West African percussive rhythms and styles like fuji and highlife with American jazz and funk as well as unabashedly political lyrics and chanted vocals.
Emerging in the 2000s, Afrobeats is a popular style of West African music that employs polyrhythms and syncopation and draws inspiration from hip-hop, R&B, dancehall and more while incorporating romantic, celebratory and sociopolitical lyrics sung in Yoruba, Nigerian Pidgin and English. We didn’t include some popular songs that contain only some elements of Afrobeats, like Tyla’s “Water.” (Tyla herself has acknowledged that Afrobeats has paved the way for her international success as an African artist, but it’s not the hallmark attribute of her music). And we sprinkled in some alté to honor Nigeria’s alternative scene, as well as street-pop to represent the pivotal subgenres under the Afrobeats umbrella.
Billboard staffers and contributors agreed on the following criteria: stylistic representation of the genre, local popularity, regional expansion, cultural impact and commercial success. Given the geographical makeup of this group of journalists – ranging from the U.S. to the U.K. to Nigeria – these 50 songs represent how Afrobeats gained momentum at home before migrating and making noise in different markets, echoing the rallying cry of “Afrobeats to the world!” The making of this list did not go without a few debates about which songs stayed and which ones didn’t. And even though a few heavy-hitters like the heralded “Big 3” – Wizkid, Davido and Burna Boy – have contributed numerous defining hits, the max number of songs one artist can have on the list is three, to ensure we capture the breadth of the music as best we can by making room for more artists.
We’re rolling out this list 10 songs at a time, continuing Tuesday (Aug. 12) with the reveal of No. 20-11. Read No. 50-11 below, and stay tuned next week for the grand reveal of No. 10-1.
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Dyson is taking another shot at headphones, and they just might rival that of Apple, Bose and Sony. Dyson OnTrac headphones feature up to 55-hours of battery power, high-fidelity sound and customizable ear cushions and ear outer caps. The wireless headphones are officially available on Amazon.
The latest edition to Dyson’s growing lineup of luxury headphones are equipped with two, high-capacity lithium-ion batteries centered in the headband to even the distribution of weight. The battery takes up to three hours to fully charge and lasts up to two weeks, even with ANC (active noise cancelation) enabled. You can switch the ANC setting on and off by tapping on either ear cap, or on the top of the headband.
The Dyson OnTrac headphones are on sale for $259.99 (reg. $499) on Amazon, while they’re cheaper than the Dyson Zone headphones. No air filter needed this time around, OnTrac offers a more traditional design with a custom ANC algorithm that utilizes eight microphones and cancels up to 40dB of unwanted noise along with 40mm drivers with “advanced audio signal processing,” and a speaker tilted at 13-degrees to “ensure that every note or word is delivered with precision,” according to Dyson.
The Dyson OnTrac wireless headphones come in a few colorways, such as CNC Aluminum, while the headphones’ removable ear cushions and ear caps retail for $49.99 per pair. They come in several colors, including dark iron, ceramic blue and others.
“Dyson’s audio engineering mission is to preserve the integrity of the artist’s sound wave, free from interference,” Jake Dyson, the brand’s chief engineer, said in a statement. “We also wanted to create a set of headphones that people would cherish, be excited by, and be proud of. With over 30 years of experience in aeroacoustics, we’ve mastered sound physics. By reducing noise through in-house anechoic chambers and expert engineers, we’ve applied and further expanded our audio knowledge to develop the Dyson OnTrac headphones. Our first over-ear audio only headphones deliver best-in-class ANC, exceptional sound quality, and all-day comfort through unique materials, design and customization.”
ShopBillboard had the chance to test the Dyson OnTrac wireless headphones during a press preview in London and one of the most appealing features are the customizable ear cuffs, and the one-touch ANC feature. The headphones are incredibly comfortable — the cuffs are made from “ultra-soft microfiber and high-grade foam” per Dyson — and easy to use, but they can get sweaty when it’s hot, so I would recommend getting darker color ear cushions, if you’re going to be wearing them in the heat or during a workout.
With more than 2,000 customizable color combinations, you can mix and match the OnTrac design to your liking. The outer caps and ear cushions are made from “ultra-soft microfiber” with “high-grade foam for superior comfort and acoustic seal,” per Dyson. Another feature that caught our interest was the multi- pivot gimbal arm design. We also like the idea of the battery being in the headband, which ensures balanced weight distribution.
The wireless headphones delivers from a sound perspective and comfort level, and even though we haven’t had a chance to test out the 55 hour battery (yet), but we have gone more than a week without wearing them and the battery is still charged, plus it’s easily one of the headphone’s most appealing features. For comparison, the battery on Apple’s AirPods Max lasts up to 20 hours, Bose Quiet Comfort Ultra Headphones offer up to 24 hours of battery life and Sony’s WH-100XM6 Wireless Noise Canceling Headphones lasts up to 30 hours.
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Festival organizers on Iceland’s Snæfellsnes Peninsula have unveiled plans for the 2026 Iceland Eclipse Festival, set for Aug. 12–15 — marking their first major outreach to the outside world.
Organizers will only make 3,333 tickets available to purchase to the intimate gathering of artists, scientists and even astronauts set to take place during the highly anticipated total solar eclipse with a program spanning music, art, space, tech and wellness. The Iceland Eclipse Festival will showcase Iceland’s dramatic landscape of waterfalls, remote beaches and volcanic craters with visits to the country’s geothermal hot springs and bottomless glacial caves.
The initial wave of music artists include headliners like Italian trio dance act Meduza3, Matisse-inspired house artist berlioz and Iceland electronic music band GusGus. Other headliners include Emilíana Torrini, Booka Shade, Vök, Zero 7, Nightmares on Wax, Dave Clarke, Ryan Crosson, RJD2, Shaun Reeves, Daði Freyr and more.
“Speakers include astronauts from NASA, ESA, Space for Humanity, SpaceX, Blue Origin, and Virgin Galactic,” a press release announcing the festival reads, along with “innovation leaders from the United Nations,” and “visionaries across science, wellness, art, and consciousness.”
The highlight of the festival will be the total eclipse that will sweep across Iceland’s Snæfellsnes Peninsula for two full minutes of darkness – making it one of the longest eclipse totalities in the world, due to it geographic position at the westernmost edge of Iceland. The next time this type of eclipse will return to Iceland: 2196.
The Iceland Eclipse Festival will also include a partnership with Cosmic Pineapple, a program that invites followers to connect through “earth based and esoteric practices like yoga, meditation, breathwork, indigenous wisdom teachings, Icelandic mythology, ceremony, nature connection, psychological exploration and sound healing.” The Cosmic Pineapple will feature nightly fire ceremonies “led by Icelandic and international wisdom keepers, with performances from renowned medicine musicians, offering shared moments of reflection and celebration around the sacred fire.”
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