Produced by himself, Jermaine reunites with Miguel for the new single off his sophomore album, Born Sinner. Don’t trip, Power 105 has a rip. Says Jermaine: “I’ve always wanted to use my voice to shift culture, even if just a millimeter. This song is one of my strongest to date and I look forward to hearing fans reactions.”  UPDATE: CDQ

Miguel already took home an award. But during the televised ceremony, he and his matching-outfit-wearer Wiz Khalifa gave a live performance of the remix to the Grammys’ “Best R&B Song“. mwp

Following a series of EPs, Miguel dodges the sophomore jinx with the release of his second studio album, Kaleidoscope Dream. He sets the mood with the modern day classic “Adorn” and inspires more sexual healings on “Don’t Look Back” and “Do You…”. Behind the bedroom doors, he shows his tender side (“Use Me”) but then quickly takes control between the sheets (“Pussy Is Mine”, “How Many Drinks”). Things only get better when he glides over the 808s on “Arch & Point” […]

Miguel woos the ladies in attendance at Jay Leno’s nightly show by performing his Grammy-nominated smash. If you haven’t yet, purchase Kaleidoscope Dream now. mwp

Off the heels of the success of Kaleidoscope Dream, Miguel gives his fans a double-dose of treats with a dance tune followed by a smooth groove. “Bawdy” “On These Wings” idolator

Miguel swept the ladies off their feet with a performance of his hit single during yesterday’s airing of Ellen’s show.

Miguel put in work last night on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon by performing “Do You…” from his well-received album, Kaleidoscope Dream. Job well done.

Looking determined as ever, Miguel’s mug is plastered on the 83rd issue of Fader. Below is an excerpt addressing some of his misconceptions. Full story

Miguel made his late night presence over at Jimmy Kimmel Live! and gave a live rendition of his album’s sixth track. Kaladeiscope Dream in stores now. rap-up

Miguel made his debut on David Letterman’s show last night for a performance of his hit “Adorn”. It’s crazy this song took nearly seven months to take off. Kaleidoscope Dream is available now.