Vevo, the world’s leading music video network, has released Becky G’s “Official Live Performance” of “Glitch,” a track from her album “Baraja Bendita,” which is out now. The video is the second installment in an exclusive series of performance videos, following the previously released “2AM.”

“Official Live Performance” is Vevo’s flagship original content franchise. The series creates immersive, custom-built worlds for top artists to showcase their talent through live performance. The productions result from close creative collaboration between Vevo, the artist and their team, and are designed to help artists connect with global fans through exclusive visuals tailored to each album’s vision.

“Each song on Baraja Bendita really evokes a different kind of emotion, and I was able to channel that for each video in this project,” Becky G said. “I enjoyed expressing myself and transforming the space into something new for each song. I can’t wait for fans to experience it in this new and unique way.”

The “Glitch” video stands in sharp contrast to the soft, introspective tone of “2AM.” Where that video was quiet and reflective, “Glitch” opens with confidence and power as Becky G picks the camera up off the ground and stares directly at her audience. Dressed in a white bodysuit, navy sweatpants and black strappy heels, she performs a tightly choreographed routine surrounded by dancers, set against flashing lights.

Becky G and Vevo have collaborated before on a Vevo Footnotes video, in which she offered commentary on the creation, lyrics and meaning behind several of her biggest hits, including “Bailé Con Mi Ex.”

“We’re excited to have worked with Becky G, a trailblazing artist that not only brought so much passion to our shoot, but seamlessly blends genres and culture to empower her community and transform Latin music,” said JP Evangelista, executive vice president of content, programming and marketing at Vevo. “Intimate and vulnerable, her performance makes you feel like a guest within Becky’s home.”

Evangelista added that “Glitch” offers a glimpse into the larger world of “Baraja Bendita.” Each video in the series has its own distinct look, choreography, lighting and energy — much like an unexpected card dealt from a shuffled deck, he said. The series will conclude with a final short film for the album.

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Last night Blink 182 released details of the re-release of Take Off Your Pants and Jacket with a deluxe album release with 6 added “boner tracks” as mentioned by the band. Take Off You Pants and Jacket in 2001 was the first pop punk album to hit number 1 on the Billboard charts.

Songs such as The Rock Show, First Date, Stay Together For The Kids propelled Blink 182 into even bigger heights off of the follow up album to Enema of the State.

The six “boner tracks” released on the album are Time To Break Up, Mother’s Day, What Went Wrong?, Fuck A Dog, Don’t Tell Me It’s Over and When You Fucked Grandpa.

The two vinyl LP album can be purchased today and will begin shipping out in October of this year for $55. The CD edition will be begin shipping in August and can be purchased for $14.

Will there be an anniversary tour that is still wait to be seen as Travis Barker in an interview with Ariel Helwani said that Blink only had one show in 2026 and that was for Mercedes Benz that happened earlier in Los Angeles on the sixth street bridge in Downtown Los Angeles.

Listen to the six “Boner Tracks” Below:

Time To Break Up:

Mother’s Day:

What Went Wrong?:

Fuck a Dog:

Don’t Tell Me That Its Over:

When You Fucked Grandpa:

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Jen Pop is closing a chapter. Before she leaves for Ireland, she made sure to put on tape the music she has been carrying with her.

Pop co-founded The Bombpops, the San Diego punk band whose 2020 album “Death in Venice Beach” was released on Fat Wreck Chords the same day pandemic lockdowns began. Despite the timing, the record earned attention from NPR and built a fanbase that held. She later traveled to Philadelphia to record “East Side of Eden” with producer Will Yip — a record that stepped away from punk entirely and did not apologize for it.

Since then, Pop has been playing acoustic: her own songs, other artists’ songs, whatever the moment called for. That repertoire now has a home. “Borrowed & Blue,” a seven-track collection recorded in her bedroom without a click track, is out June 6 on blue 10-inch vinyl and CD, with pre-orders available now.

“I really thought I had to sacrifice something and just suck it up and do it to a click,” Pop said. “But in the end I felt strongly about not doing it that way. I wanted the rawness to be there.”

The album opens with “Like a Weight,” an original written about a friend. It is followed by “Dilaudid,” a Mountain Goats cover that fits here the way John Darnielle’s writing always does — fingernails-on-the-edge, holding on. “Barstool Thrones” came out of a 4 a.m. detour at Riot Fest, when Pop found herself in a bar that felt like the people inside had never left. Pat Benatar’s “Love Is a Battlefield” arrives mid-record and earns its place. “Bender,” which first appeared on “East Side of Eden,” is presented here in its original form. “There’s something really satisfying about having this song recorded raw with grittier vocals,” Pop said. “It gives a different edge to it.” “CA in July” is deconstructed until its core meaning surfaces. The record closes with “The Idiots Are Taking Over,” a NOFX cover that was the first thing Pop reached for the morning the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade. She had a tour booked that week.

A bonus digital single, “Notre Dame” — reimagined from “Death in Venice Beach” — drops June 6 alongside the album.

“The only thing I feel like I have control over is myself, and so I’m doing the best I can with that,” Pop said. “Turns out it’s very liberating.”

She has new material waiting.

“Borrowed & Blue” is available for pre-order. Blue 10-inch vinyl and CDs ship June 6.

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