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Red Pill Blues is the sixth studio album by Maroon 5. It was released on November 3, 2017, by 222 and Interscope Records. The title of the album refers to the science fiction term of taking the red pill or the blue pill, which originated from the 1999 sci-fi film The Matrix. The album is the follow-up to their fifth studio album V (2014) and features guest appearances from ASAP Rocky, SZA, LunchMoney Lewis and Julia Michaels.
French Montana and Adam Levine have just released a new single — and it’s for a good cause.
The artists teamed up for a remix of Montana’s hit song “Famous” off his 2017 album “Jungle Rules.”
Montana is donating his royalties from the single to the Suubi Center, an underfunded maternity and children’s health clinic in Uganda.
“Me coming from Morocco in North Africa, I feel like it should be a soft spot for anyone that has a mother or a child. I think that’s got to be one of the worst things, not having the right healthcare. When I went to Uganda I felt obligated to [help].”
Montana told CNN on Thursday they’ve raised a total of $500,000 for the Suubi Center thus far.
“I feel like every woman and child deserves the right healthcare. It shouldn’t be a privilege it should be a right,” Montana said
The Grammy-nominated rapper was inspired to help raise funds for the Suubi Center after a trip to Uganda in 2017. That’s when he launched his #Unforgettable Healthcare Campaign, in partnership with Global Citizen’s #2BSTRONG Campaign and Mama Hope, a US-based non-proft organization.
Seen first on CNN, Montana also premiered a music video for the singer, which features the Triplets Ghetto Kids, a children’s dance group from Uganda. The dancers were also featured in Montana’s music video for “Unforgettable” last year.
“They are like my sons, my daughters, They’ve got a big spot in my heart … and I just feel proud of them. They killed it, they danced, they did the choreography,” Montana said.
The Moroccan-born rapper, who grew up in the South Bronx, also recently became a US citizen. He said immigration will be a major theme on his album, which is set to drop in six weeks.
“Becoming a US citizen has been a long process for me. Since I first came to the US I had a student visa that had expired and it’s always been a back and forth thing, “ he said. “But honestly, it’s a privilege because it really showed me this is the land where dreams come true.”
The Voice 2018 – First Look: Season 15 (Sneak Peek)
Jennifer Hudson joins Kelly Clarkson and veteran coaches Adam Levine and Blake Shelton to tell you what’s in store when The Voice returns to NBC for Season 15 on Monday, September 24 at 8/7c.
August 18: Thomas J. Henry Celebrates The 25th Anniversary Of Thomas J. Henry Attorneys
Adam performs onstage at the Thomas J. Henry Celebrates The 25th Anniversary Of Thomas J. Henry Attorneys at Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center on August 18, 2018 in San Antonio, Texas.
Adam’s battle adviser for Season 15 of NBC’s The Voice has been revealed, and it sure won’t be one to forget.
PEOPLE can exclusively share that former coach CeeLo Green will assist the “Girls Like You” singer, 39, in mentoring the 12 artists on Team Adam.
The “Forget You” crooner, 43, was one of the original coaches during the hit reality singing competition’s premiere in 2011. Green called it quits with the show in 2014 after a four-season streak.
Levine will sit alongside returning coaches Blake Shelton, Kelly Clarkson, and Jennifer Hudson.
The singer previously spoke to the Associated Press, saying he was hoping for another stint on The Voice following his legal issues. “I’ve talked very possibly about doing The Voice again,” he told the outlet. “So I just kind of put that out there, wishful thinking, kind of willing it. Because I would love to do it again.”
Green pleaded no contest in August 2014 to one felony count of furnishing a controlled substance. The charge stemmed from a 2012 incident in which a woman accused the singer of slipping ecstasy into her drink.
The incident was a “very defining moment in [my] personal and professional life,” Green said. “I get in front of my creator, humbled, and I ask, ‘What does this mean? What is this supposed to mean for me? What am I supposed to learn from it?’” he added. “And [to] have that revealed and have it bestowed upon me is a blessing, of sorts.”
