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On Monday, Dan + Shay made their debut as a coaching pair on NBC's season premiere, and they performed with a contestant who covered one of their hit songs. When Ryan Argast, 30, of Plainfield, Illinois, came out and performed Dan + Shay's own song Speechless, he left the coaches with no words. 'Singing a Dan + Shay song is a risk, but I think every time I perform a song, I try to give my twist,' Ryan said. I may not be doing all the runs, but I do want them to feel the emotion and believe the tale.'

It's been a long hunt for the elusive "bop" and it's elusive. Playlists and streaming-service recommendations can only do so much. They often leave a lingering question: Are these songs really good, or are they just new? The MTV News team's hand-picked collection of songs from their Bop Shop. This weekly collection doesn't discriminate by genre or type, but it will include anything — it's a snapshot of what's on our minds and what looks good. We'll keep it up with the latest hits, but we'll still get a few oldies (but goodies) every once in a while. Prepare: The Bop Shop is now open for business.

People are posting what they have learned about others after "Spotify snooping." Users are utilizing a system to find out about their crushes. michellevillafilipina, a TikTok user, created a video that explains how you can snoop using Spotify. Streams, tunes, and curated playlists have been posted recently, which no one knows about.

Jesy Nelson wowed her followers by posting a video of herself performing ahead of her debut of her new single. Daniel Caesar's 31 year-old singer put on an excellent version of Best Party, claiming that it had been a while' since she revealed a cover. In the clip, the former Little Mix actor did a pink jumper and matching woolly trousers.

Roslyn Royal Singleton died on Tuesday at the age of 39, according to her husband Ray, who died on Instagram. She died'equitably sleeping right at home where she wanted to be' and has earned her 'wings,' he says. For the second time, the beauty from North Carolina had been fighting brain cancer for the second time, and she was often posting her journey on social media. She was first diagnosed in 2013 and then went into remission for six years before a new tumor was discovered in 2019. The artist was best known for her appearance on America's Got Talent, and she also appeared on Ellen's talk show.

On Tuesday's episode of The Voice on NBC, John Legend beat out all four judges to bring soul singer Kim Cruise over to his team. Kim, 30, of Woodville, Texas, was the first contestant of the night, and by the time she finished performing Daniel Caesar's song Best Part, she had all four of the judges switched their chairs. Camila Cabello, 25, wrote, 'I love this song.'

By Lucas Villa The appeal of rising star Omar Apollo's art is his authenticity. He's not afraid to wear his heart on his sleeves in his albums, which incorporate his time as a Mexican-American and queer singer-songwriter into progressive R&B and laid-back funk. Ivory, his debut album, chronicles his rise from indie beginnings to his fame as a Chicano pop star. Apollo will be taking his music career to a new degree on the Coachella label later this month.

The 2022 Grammy red carpet is here. Last week's Oscar ceremony brought out glitzy, black-tie outfits from the silver screen's finest stars, but it was the musicians who shone the step-and-repeat in their most over-the-top ensembles. Despite the fact that the last year's broadcast, held at the Staple Center in Los Angeles, was reduced due to the continuing coronavirus pandemic, Harry Styles' fuzzy purple boa, Phoebe Bridgers' blinged-out bones, to the Haim sisters twinning in periwinkle Prada. Artists followed suit this year when they arrived at MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, where the show took place for the first time, and the fashion did not disappoint.

By Alex Gonzalez Justin Bieber's "Peaches" came down to Sin City at the 64th Grammy Awards for a performance of the Justice cut.

And before the actual ceremony airs tonight (April 3), it's safe to say that the 64th Annual Grammy Awards have been a roller coaster. The show was originally scheduled to take place in January, but safety issues concerning COVID-19 forced the Recording Academy and CBS to postpone the event for the second year in a row. Organizers have taken action to ensure that the event was worth the wait: Billie Eilish, BTS, Lil Nas X, Olivia Rodrigo, Brandi Carlile, and the Brothers Osborne are among those expected to appear.

It's now Grammys season, and this year, it's also Jon Batiste season. The Recording Academy announced its 2022 nominees on Sunday (November 23), with some of the most unexpected and not-surprising nods given to some of the best musicians in the music industry. The recording Academy selected the jazz and R&B maestro (and Late Show with Stephen Colbert as the most-nominated artist out of a total of 21,730 eligible applicants). He received a total of 11 nods, including in the main categories of Record of the Year and Album of the Year. Justin Bieber, Doja Cat, and H.E.R. are right behind Batiste. Billie Eilish and Olivia Rodrigo trail Billie with eight noms each; Olivia Rodrigo trails just behind with seven.

As ever, the 2021 MTV EMA, as well as the rest of the world, has vowed to an affair to recall. Ed Sheeran, Maluma, Kim Petras, and others, among others, and no other than Saweetie will host the annual event. And that is not even all. Justin Bieber led the nominations going into the show, with eight in the Best Song category, Best Pop, and two others in the Best Song category. Doja Cat and Lil Nas X, two other pop heavyweights, followed him with six each. Olivia Rodrigo, The Kid Laroi, and former EMA host Sheeran are among the five nominees.

It's been time again: The 2021 MTV EMA is coming, and the nominees list is stacked. Justin Bieber leads with the most votes in this year's VMAs nominations, stacking up eight, including Best Artist, Best Pop, and two (2) Best Song inducts — one for each of his latest No. 1sts — one for each of his latest No. reveals. 1 hits: "Peaches" (featuring Daniel Caesar and Giveon) and "Stay" (featuring The Kid Laroi). Of course, it's been a busy year for several other artists as well, and two of them are right on Bieber's heels with six noms each: Doja Cat and Lil Nas X. They're followed by EMA mainstay (and former host) Ed Sheeran, as well as EMA first-timers Olivia Rodrigo and The Kid Laroi, who all earned five nominations.

The 2021 MTV VMAs are back, and they're completely out of this world. Justin Bieber leads the nominations this year, with seven out of five, but Megan Thee Stallion's got six, and Megan Thee Stallion's got six, with five noms each: Billie Eilish, BTS, Doja Cat, Drake, Lil Nas X, Olivia Rodrigo, and Giveon. As we know from years past at the VMAs, anything can happen — but what will?And who will add a new Moonperson (or five) to their collection? Find all of the winners as they were announced below.

She soared to even greater success after Doja Cat was voted the Best New Artist at the 2020 Video Music Awards. She began winning Best New Artist at the People's Choice Awards in November, and then released her critically acclaimed second studio album Planet Her in June. And now, she is back at the VMAs awards ceremony, this time as both a host and a performer. That's the point of this section: It's both a year of a record and a hope of more influential artistry to come. The traditional Best New Artist category is back in the 2021 VMAs, which will return to Barclays Center in Brooklyn on September 12, while the Year's Best New Artist category is highlighting breakout talent through their exclusive performances.

Kim Petras, a German-born pop singer, declared the start of a new musical era with the release of her empowerment anthem "Future Starts Now" last Friday. And when she said it now, she meant it: Petras will perform her new single live at the 2021 VMA pre-show on Sunday, September 12. Petras' appearance at the awards ceremony will be her first appearance, and she is in good company. Rapper Polo G, who has been nominated for Best New Artist and Best Hip-Hop, will appear live on his No. 57. "Rapstar" is one of 1's hits. So will the seminal electronic supergroup Swedish House Mafia, which will perform a medley of the songs "It Gets Better" and "Lifetime," the trio's first new singles since 2013.