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Waylon Jennings' posthumous track Diamonds, featuring Glen Campbell, has arrived ahead of Shooter Jennings’ second archival release of his father’s unfinished recordings. Recorded in 1978 and co-written by Jennings and Campbell, the song features Campbell on guitar and is part of an archival album due November 16, with Diamonds' digital release staggered on December 11 and pre-orders now open.
Fortnite is hosting a virtual concert event, Remix: The Finale, featuring music from the late rapper Juice WRLD, along with Snoop Dogg, Eminem, and Ice Spice. The event, which starts at 2PM ET, includes a Juice WRLD skin and related items, celebrating his love for the game. Juice WRLD's mother expressed that the tribute aligns with his passion for gaming as a means of connection. The event will premiere a new track, "Empty Out Your Pockets," and a new single from Snoop Dogg. An encore is planned if technical issues arise.
Gabriel García Márquez's last unfinished novel, "Until August," which he wanted destroyed, will be published posthumously by his sons, despite his wishes. The novel, centered on a woman's secret sex life, adds an unexpected twist to the literary giant's legacy and raises questions about how literary estates and publishers handle posthumous releases that contradict a writer's directives.
XXXTentacion's estate released a new song titled "I'm Not Human" featuring Lil Uzi Vert on the fifth anniversary of the rapper's death. The acoustic ballad was previously teased on what would have been the rapper's 25th birthday. X's collaborator John Cunningham said the song was special to him as he was able to connect two of the most pure and loving people he knows.