Following the release of the ‘No New Friends’ remix, Octobers Very Own rapper Drake drops some new music of his own. Weirdly titled ‘Girls Love Beyonce’, the track features singer-songwriter James Fauntleroy, of the R&B/pop production group The Y’s (which also includes Justin Timberlake).

Aimed at the ladies the Noah ’40′ Shebib produced track samples by Destiny’s Child’s smash hit ‘Say My Name’ on the hook. On the 90s R&B inspired track, Drizzy looks back on dating on the brink of fame. Usually we can relate to Drake’s love stories, but I guess we all can with the Fauntleroy sung hook!

Drake Covers Destiny's Child

In my world all Drake can do is impress, in the real world all he can do is impress. We all know the rapper has a thing about singing, and the real world is split with his vocals - it's like marmite you either love it or hate it. One thing you can't hate his voice is for paying a little tribute to Destiny's Child by singing one of their classics. Drizzy decided to get his 'R&B on' at the second annual OVO Festival in Toronto by getting down with a couple lines from their year 2000 hit 'Say My Name'. PERSONALLY... I think he should sample take it a step further and sample it on some sort of pre-release R&B mixtape before Take Care drops in October. Check it out after the jump...

Kelly Rowland is a 'Grown Ass Woman' and in command!


Kelly Rowland's on a roll, just after her video for dance track 'Commander' leaked a couple weeks ago, a new track from the Destiny's Child alumni has surfaced. The track entitled 'Grown Ass Woman' was written by the gentleman, Ne-Yo and produced by Stargate it's a cut from her very dance inspired upcoming album.

In the track she talks of relationships and being 'grown', as she has no time for playground nonsense. Have a listen.



Read on to check out her hot video for her current single 'Commander'... The clip directed by Masashi Muto has Kelly face herself in a showdown of who is the commander.