Music Matters Daily: Jessie J on Why Music Matters
Plus, Dom Kennedy drops "After School."
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Jessie J on Why Music Matters - UK-bred singer-songwriter and Music Matters artist Jessie J stopped by BET to talk about why music matters to her. "For me music is more than music. As I always say, it's a healer, not a cure, but music is my outlet… music is the best thing that's ever been invented." If you haven't heard it yet, listen to her new smash hit, "Bang Bang" ft. Ariana Grande and Nicki Minaj. (Photo: Mike Coppola/Getty Images for Delete Blood Cancer)
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Luke James Covers Sam Smith's "Stay With Me" - Luke James took on Sam Smith's "Stay With Me" and delivered an amazing cover. Sam stamped it in a tweet. “I love this!! @whoisLukeJames.” James's self-titled debut album is set to release this fall on September 23. The pre-order is available now at officiallukejames.com.(Photos from Left: Jemal Countess/Getty Images, Theo Wargo/Getty Images for Capitol Records)
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Elle Varner Inspires at BGR Camp - This past weekend, Elle Varner came through to inspire young girls at BET's Black Girls Rock! Queens Camp. "To win is to do it being yourself! Then no one can take your integrity or identity as an artist from you. When you move in authenticity, it is not always the quickest route, but it is an honest and fulfilling route!" she told campers.(Photo: John W. Ferguson/Getty Images)
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Dom Kennedy Releases "After School" Video - If you are a Dom Kennedy fan, you've probably been wondering what the L.A. native has been up to. Dom takes it back to his previous album, Get Home Safely, and drops the video for "After School," a throwback to high school days.(Photo: Solomon Scott / BET)
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Drake Gives Props to Kendrick and J. Cole - A lot of people were speculating on the relationship between Drake and Kendrick Lamar after the "Control" verse and Drake's exclusion of Kendrick in his speech about kings. But at his OVO Fest, Drake took time to show love and declare that there is more than one royal. "There's a lot of kings in this sh–, so shout out to Kendrick and shout out my brother J. Cole," he said.(Photos from left: Moses Robinson/BET/Getty Images for BET, Bryan Bedder/Getty Images,Steve Jennings/Getty Images for Free The Children)
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