Miguel

The couple tells Vogue their super chill love story.

Miguel’s been making women swoon with his silky smooth vocals ever since making his debut in at the beginning of the decade (feel old yet?). Though he’s been flying under the radar for quite some time the LA singer still gets burn on the airwaves and knows his fans are receptive to whatever he drops […]

The annual Broccoli City Music Festival is one of the hottest tickets in Washington, D.C., and this year will prove no different. This April, Cardi B, Migos, Miguel and many other developing music acts will grace the stages of the popular event which also serves to raise awareness on protecting the environment and health practices.

Miguel’s new album War & Leisure will hit the streets in a couple of days and the crooner has connected with J. Cole for a guest verse on an updated version of “Come Through And Chill”.

With the help of Nas as an executive producer, Netflix promises that their forthcoming series The Get Down will be an authentic depiction of Hip-Hop’s inception in The Bronx during the late 70s. Today, Miguel’s contribution to the soundtrack arrives on the Internets.

Miguel joins artists like Jay Z, Beyoncé, and Chris Brown in speaking out against the recent string of Black deaths at the hand of police on a song titled “How Many.”

With the upcoming Billboard Awards showing us how not to do a Prince tribute. [Booking Madonna, really?] It’s time for BET to do what they do best.

“I Love Kanye,” the only song that Kanye West spit acapella on his The Life of Pablo album, is as spot-on in the self-aggrandizing rap department as any song on the project. The only thing missing was a beat, and thanks to the legendary DJ Premier, that changes today.

Miguel and his longtime love, Nazanin Mandi, are officially engaged. Rumors that he popped the question started floating around the holiday but it looks like Mandi just recently confirmed the engagement. 

Fans of Miguel’s latest album, Wildheart can attest to “Waves” being arguably, if not definitively, the best song on the entire project. Without further adieu, the R&B star has rolled out the official video for the album’s new single and it’s just as wild as one could humanly imagine.

Miguel gives his Wildheart track “Simple Things” a proper remix to close out the week.

Miguel may have this groovy, psychedelic, LSD-inspired album cover but its greatness wouldn’t have been possible without an outstanding model such as Katya Henry to bring all to life.