AYSHA SOPER has prison sex!

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NAUGHTY: Aysha Soper claims she and her convict boyfriend has sex in a hospital shower while...

Aysha Soper, 24, says she and lover Lewis Brown were able to romp in a shower after the lag's handcuff's were removed.

But now saucy Miss Soper claims guards should have left his handcuffs on.

Brown is serving two years for driving while disqualified, handling stolen goods, and possessing a prohibited item in prison at HMP Chelmsford.

He was admitted to Broomfield Hospital in February for 10 days after complaining of a muscle injury, where Miss Soper claims the romp took place.

"They took his handcuffs off and let us both into the shower together and we locked the door and two of the screws stood outside," she told the Sun.

"It felt naughty, knowing he was a prisoner. I wish they’d let him keep his handcuffs on."

CUFFS: Miss Soper was visiting Brown in February

“It felt naughty, knowing he was a prisoner.”

Aysha Soper

In a post on Instagram in April, Aysha wrote: "Gotta love being sent a jail selfie... or should that be Cellfie? #ConvictLove #Offender #Inmate."

Brown has been moved from category B in Chelmsford to category C in Highpoint jail in Suffolk since the incident.

A spokeswoman for Broomfield Hospital said: "We know nothing about it and are very shocked by the allegations.

"At all points, when an inmate is in hospital, they are escorted by three prison officers.

"Inmates are the responsibility of the prison service."

Daily Star Online have contact the Prison Service for comment.

CLAIMS: The incident is alleged to have happened at Broomfield Hospital in Chelmsford

SANCHEZ "Favorite!" release

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Verbal Jint and Sanchez have released the music video teaser for "Favorite", a track from their upcoming 'Woman' album.


As previously revealed, the rapper and Phantom member are getting together for a 7-track duet album, which includes a collaboration track featuring EXID's LE. From the short preview of "Favorite" you can hear above, 'Woman' is definitely something to look forward to.

Their album will be released on August 31. Check out the "Favorite" MV teaser above!

KOVACS "The Devil You Know" release

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"The Devil You Know" is her latest single (the video's below to see), with the clip for their hit "My Love" she snapped at YouTube long after the five-million mark - now comes Kovacs into TV and performed " ! My Love "live on Saturday, August 1st, the Dutch guest at is Inas Nacht (ARD); you go at 23:10 clock. In parallel, there is the complete current album "Shades Of Black" in iTunes for temporary special prize giving. 

"Shades Of Black" has landed on the charts in the Netherlands at No. 1; in Germany made ​​it the 8th Place. Sharon Kovacs has recently become 25, but her voice is that of a woman who already has a rich life and a lot of experience behind him. Dark and passionate, radical emotional and full of Soul, she grabs her audience and draws them irresistibly under its spell. Live just adds their unusual appearance, which gives her performance added depth and magic. Short: Kovacs! Has to be seen "live properly" going back in the fall, then comes Kovacs to Germany:

20.10.		Ludwigshafen, dasHaus
21.10.		Wolfsburg, Indoor Swimming Pool
22.10.		Dresden, Beatpol
23:10.		Oelde, Münsterland Festival
8:11.		Frankfurt, Sankt Peter
9:11.		Berlin, Kesselhaus
10:11.		Hamburg, Mojo
14:11.		Aalen, JazzFest
15:11.		Munich, Muffathalle
17:11.		Essen, Zeche Carl

JUSTIN BIEBER "What Do You Mean" release

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Last week, Ontario's own Justin Bieber delivered the lyric video for his latest Skrillex collaboration, the surprisingly great "What Do You Mean?" Now, he's treated the track to a proper video. 

The clip is ostensibly a high-concept video with some sort of kidnapping plot and a cameo from John Leguizamo. It's also an excuse for Bieber and a babe to get it on in a neon-lit motel room. 

Whichever concept floats your boat the most, you can enjoy it all with the "What Do You Mean?" video below. 
  

TAYLOR SWIFT "Wildest Dreams" release

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Pop megastar Taylor Swift has taken a break from appearing on everyone else's songs to revisit her own material, treating 1989's latest single "Wildest Dreams" to a new video. 

The impassioned, emotive pop jam is treated to a clip where Taylor kicks it in the desert with a hunk on a movie set. Perhaps cashing in on the recent Cecil the Lion craze, the proceeds from the video are being donated to wild animal conservation efforts via the African Parks Foundation of America. 

Watch the new video below. 

"Conspiracy Theory" with Lou Finkle (ELVIS)

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My name is Lou Finkle...and THIS is Conspiracy Theory

FAKING YOUR OWN DEATH: If Elvis can do it, why can't you?

I was watching TV last night and enjoying it. When my wife came in the room and said "Go with me to pick out shower curtains." And I just looked at her.

"Why do I need to be with you to pick a shower curtain? Do you think you're going to be attacked by terrorist?"

And that's when it occurred to me that if I were to fake my own death...how would I do it. First, I'd only need for my wife to think I'm dead, but I don't won't her to get my insurance money. Maybe. I need to just disappear. I could buy a ticket to New Zealand say I ran out of money, so I can't afford to come back. Maybe, I could get my buddy Jeff to say I was kidnapped by gypsies.

But, where would I find a Gypsy?

What about Miley Cyrus?

I could say I was kidnapped by Miley Cyrus and she took me on tour against my will. Yeah, I think that'll work. She's always on tour. I better get my buddy Jeff to make some room for me in the garage and write me a note that looks like Miley Cyrus wrote it. Maybe, put some glitter on it or somethin'.

Elvis had a good idea. Every man should fake his own death at least once.

Inside SNOH AALEGRA

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Sweden-born soul sorceress talks her new single "Emotional," working with Vince Staples and RZA, and so much more.

Snoh Aalegra transforms soul and R&B. Born in Sweden and now based in Los Angeles, this striking sonic sorceress breathes life into airy hip-hop production with vibrant, vulnerable, and vital vocals. Her debut EP, There Will Be Sunshine [Epic Records/ARTium Recordings], properly introduced this voice last year over elegant and artful soundscapes from producer extraordinaire No I.D. [Kanye West, Jay-Z, Nas]. She's already collaborated with everybody from Common and Killer Mike to Cocaine 80s and Vince Staples. However, her latest single "Emotional" stands poised to ignite her career. We sat down and spoke to her in this exclusive interview about "Emotional" and so much more.


What's the story behind "Emotional"?

Well, it wasn't the typical process of how I make songs. I usually write or co-write everything myself. "Emotional" was played for me by L.A. Reid. I heard it and could not believe it was a new song. It sounded like an old song. It was played to me around Christmas time, and I was just going through what the song was about. I was going through a really bad breakup and the song just spoke to me. The hook kept saying, "I need somebody to hold me." I actually got it tattooed on my wrist, "Hold me." It was speaking to me and felt it was written for me. I knew that I had to do it, so I recorded my own version. I met RZA who created it. He was going to direct the video, but it didn't work out. 

It's a powerful follow-up to There Will Be Sunshine. You can hear the sound morphing.

I'm all about the throwback sound, and it's very seventies. It spoke to me. I just love anything that sounds timeless. I also love those eras—the seventies, eighties, and nineties. It's a beautiful song I had to record it.

The DJ Dahi remix with Vince Staples has a whole different vibe.


Yes, definitely. It is really emotional, I love the chord choices, it really spoke to me and touched me. For the video, I had over 12 minutes of material with the slow-motion scene and thought, "Why not make a video for the remix," because there was a lot of material left over. 

It seems like you and Vince have a great creative bond.

Yeah, Vince and I are really close, and I think we clicked the most together. It's a natural friendship, and we keep in touch. He is doing really well. I'm proud of him. He's really killing it.

Watch the video for "Emotional" from Snoh Aalegra [(DJ Dahi Remix) ft. Vince Staples]:



Your collaborations with rappers stand out. You have such a soulful sound, and it creates an interesting tension when it's juxtaposed against hip-hop.

Yeah, it is very interesting. I don't do features just to do features. It is all about the song for me. I don't seek out people to collaborate based on their name, you know? I look up to a lot of people like Lauryn Hill. She was a rapper as well, but I loved how she did features with other rappers like Nas. Although I'm not a rapper, I have a lot of love for them. They are incredible lyricists, and I just love the way that they write. It is so on point; it's poetry. I write a lot with Malik Yusef from Chicago who works intensely with Kanye West.

Is it important for the songs to evoke visuals?

It's important to me, I am a very visual artist, so I see music videos in my head—or I see pictures of things. A lot of people say my music is extremely cinematic. I have been influenced by a ton of soundtracks growing up. I love the big feel of all the strings. Cello is one of my favorite instruments. Choir has always drawn me to it as well—maybe that's why it's so cinematic.

Are there soundtracks you come back to?

It's not really specific soundtracks. When I was a little girl, it was all about Disney. When I was in my early teenage years, all I watched was psychological thrillers. Then I got into horror movies, and now, I cannot even watch them. I don't want to be scared [Laughs]. One of my favorite movies is The Game, I love anything that Michael Douglas or Tom Hanks is in. I watch all different types of movies. The strings just conjure a lot of emotion in me.

Watch the video for "Bad Things" from Snoh Aalegra featuring Common:



Does "Emotional" hint at where you're going next musically?

I am working on finishing the album right now. "Emotional" is very unique. I think that the album will be very musical but not specifically niche for everything to sound like that. It is my own sound with a mix of everything that I love.

What's been inspiring you lately?

Something that has changed my thoughts is the fact I have been doing some live performances and being in a rehearsal spot with a band. It made me think differently about the album and how I want to approach live performances. When I'm doing songs, I think, "How do I want it to sound live?" It's different when you're on stage versus sitting and listening to your songs. It's hard to know what you want and need until you actually go out there and perform. That's been inspiring me and what I want or don't want on the album.

What's the live experience like?

So far, I've only done two shows with the band, and other stuff has been stripped down or acoustic. We do it live, and we keep the sound of the album. I want people to hear the production as it was initially meant to be. I just try to bring people into my world. I work with a visual artist as well. It's very good to put visuals along with the music. I want to understand the journey and explain that it is about me. "Paradise" is about me-going to school in Stockholm and taking the train every day for three hours. A lot of people did not realize that, and it's nice to be able to talk to the audience and explain this. I'd hear Lauryn Hill do that.

Watch the video for "There Will Be Sunshine (Stripped) from Snoh Aalegra:



What artists shaped you?

I mean the biggest influence was Michael Jackson, of course. It was also a lot of big vocalists like Mariah Carey and Stevie Wonder while I was learning how to sing. Michael Jackson and Prince are the best performers of all time. You hare hard pressed to see many people on this level. My tastes keep changing through genres and other artists. I love Damian Marley. He's one of my dream artists to work with. Lauryn Hill also truly says something in her lyrics.

What's next for you?

I'm excited to finish up the album. I want to tell my story. I'm also excited to do some more live shows. It is really fun and exciting.


The single "Emotional" by Snoh Aalegra is available on Epic Records/ARTium Recordings.