The High Plains Drifter introduce their brand-new single/lyric video, “The One That Got Away,” an audio-visual appetizer for their forthcoming second album. Made up of Larry Studnicky (vocals), Greg Cohen (producer), John Macom (guitar), Charles Czarnecki (keyboards), Mike DoCampo (guitar), Kyle Cassel (drums), and Dave Richards (bass), The High Plains Drifters formed after a night of too much booze and not enough food at a Tex-Mex spot in the Chelsea neighborhood of Manhattan.

Niall Horan announced that “Black and White” is officially the next single off his sophomore album, “Heartbreak Weather” and has released the music video for the song. The song immediately became a fan favorite when the album was released. Many fans and critics dubbed it the new wedding song. Although the video is more of a lyric video, it shows some adorable behind the scenes moments of Niall, him singing the song, acting goofy, and what looks like album photoshoots.

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The 10th season of Show Me The Money is heating up! Fan-favorite sokodomo is the star of last Friday’s episode, performing his original track “회전목마” (Merry-Go-Round), with appearances from guest artists Wonstein and Zion.T (the latter is part of the four producer teams this season, alongside Slom). The four-minute performance, which featured a choreographed dance number and carousel visuals, drew praise from fans, with one remarking that the theme and vibe of the track fits as a Christmas ‘K-carol’ (Korean carol), with one other saying that the show not only focuses on rapping skills, but also singing and producing.

A federal construction contractor that worked for several U.S. agencies bribed a State Department worker to commit “corporate espionage” and steer contracts worth more than $100 million to his company in exchange for tens of thousands of dollars in cash, federal investigators allege in a newly-unsealed search warrant affidavit. Iranian-born May Salehi, who was assigned to the State Department’s division of Overseas Buildings Operations (OBO), had a security clearance and a mountain of debt, according to the document.