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Migos and Pharrell Whip Up Some “Stir Fry” Which is The Promo Video for NBA All-Star Game
Migos has released a new track called “Stir Fry”–“in the kitchen wrists whipping like it’s stir fry,” to clarify the central conceit. Notably, it’s produced by Pharrell Williams, featuring a busy breakbeat and some wayward, typically Pharrell-like synth chords. Migos adjust their trademark flows around the feel, which is an unusual one for a Migos song, to varying degrees of success. Quavo, Takeoff, and Offset just released several collaborations on the new mixtape from their label, Quality Control: Control the Streets, Vol. 1, including “Ice Tray,” with its Joe-Budden-mocking video. Check “Stir Fry” out below.
The 2018 NBA All-Star Game, which is the annual showdown between the Western and Eastern conferences, will take place February 16-18 in Los Angeles.
Culture 2, tentatively due out in January, will follow the group’s January-issued Culture, which Rolling Stone ranked as the year’s ninth-best album. The new album will also include lead single “MotorSport,” Migos’ collaboration with Cardi B and Nicki Minaj.
Quavo recently joined Minaj for Quality Control mixtape track “She for Keeps,” and Offset appeared on Cardi B’s “Um Yeah.” Migos also joined forces with Young Thug and Zaytoven for “Five Guys,” which appears on the latter’s newly released mixtape.
Pharrell, meanwhile, recently reunited with Chad Hugo and Shay Haley to record the fifth N.E.R.D.LP, No One Ever Really Dies – their first since 2010. The trio appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live! last week to perform new singles “Lemon” and “1000.”
Hold onto your leather jackets – the wildest ride of 2025 is here.
Steve Blacknell – TV face, radio voice, rock PR, and the man who dated Kate Bush – is dropping his bombshell memoir Tales From The Bedroom Wall on July 9th, and it is everything. The highs? Concorde with Phil Collins to Live Aid. MTV fame. Hanging with Alice Cooper, Lemmy, and David Cassidy – often in hot tubs or backstage chaos. The lows? Addiction. Broken hearts. A speedboat explosion!
His rollercoaster love life includes a marriage to iconic ‘60s groupie Catherine James, who once lived with Mick Jaggerand was Eric Clapton’s muse. But it’s not just name-dropping. Blacknell opens up about his bulimia, lost fortunes, and his long, winding path back to the love of his life, Maggie.
With a foreword from Bill Wyman and stories that read like a rockumentary on steroids, this memoir is as outrageous and addictive as the man himself.
Available July 9th from Old Treacle Press. Rock on.
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