THE explosive DJ TNT has been surrounded by dynamite songs his entire career and used them to light up venues around the world with live entertaining sets. The dynamic DJ, producer, host and entertainer has played alongside world-class artists at high-profile events along with releasing his own mixes. He also hosts popular radio show TNT’s Global Party, which showcases DJs and artists from around the world.
When Eastern Eye asked DJ TNT to select his top 10 songs, he chose to list music from rising stars he has interviewed or will be featuring on his radio show.
No Time by Dallas & 4Korners Ft. Atom & Bluxz: This is an amazing upbeat r’n’b record, which has a great use of the vocals as a melody for the track.
Strive by Taya Marquis: This is a fun club r’n’b anthem, with great uplifting lyrics and energy.
Independent Gyal by Delirious & Alex K Ft. Mr. Vegas: I love moombah music, and Delirious and Alex K are some of the best at it. Then mix in some Mr Vegas to give it a future dancehall vibe.
Butter On Toast by BlakDenim: This record has a funky hip hop vibe. Blakdenim, as a group, has a really fun eclectic sound with elements of many different genres I feel.
Chulo by Muzzle and Malo On The Beat: I love Latin music and all things Spanish. This record takes a classic Latin feel and fuses it with hip hop, and desi.
Summer Starter Riddim by DJ Puffy: A great summer Latin reggeaton vibe track with lyrical melodies and a very catchy beat.
Outta Control by Lexxicon: A Toronto-based artist with such a great dancehall presence. This record just gets me hyped every time.
Got It Girl by AO Gorman: A great track by a Toronto hip hop artist, who is just a lyrical monster. This is some real hip hop.
Despacio by El Guana Boy: This artist will blow up. The vibe on this super song is up there with some of the best reggaeton artists out there.
F**kup by Ethan Torrance: This song is just fun, but with a powerful message. It is something a lot of kids can relate to.
Kylie Jenner’s crashing the party with her first big movie role ever.
Alexander Skarsgård and Rosanna Arquette add heavyweight acting talent.
Plot follows a pop star dealing with fame's intense pressures.
Director Aidan Zamiri’s taking his first swing at a feature film.
Planning for a 2026 release.
Charli XCX is swapping stadium lights for the cinema glow, and everyone’s already buzzing. Her new A24 film, The Moment, just dropped a cast list that has people talking. With Kylie Jenner and Alexander Skarsgård in the cast, this movie looks set to crash right through the usual pop star movie expectations. The promise is a look behind the sparkle, showing the mess, giving us the real underbelly of the music world.
Alexander Skarsgård joins Charli XCX’s star-packed film The Moment with Kylie Jenner Instagram Screengrab/kyliejenner/Getty Images
What’s the plot of The Moment?
It’s Charli playing, well, a pop star, trying to keep her head above water as she is sucked into the vortex of fame and pressure. She’s prepping for her first arena tour, dodging the industry sharks and probably a crisis or three. It’s all a bit meta here. Charli’s been through the whole thing already; the chaos, the lights, the late nights. She’s seen what fame looks like when the glitter fades. It started with Charli tossing out an idea, half-formed, then Aidan Zamiri and Bertie Brandes shaped it into something that actually breathes.
This cast is like someone spun a wheel of celebrities. Kylie Jenner’s making her big acting debut, Skarsgård and Arquette bring that serious actor energy, and then you have comedy geniuses Rachel Sennott and Kate Berlant to stir things up. Add in a squad of models, artists, and Charli’s long-time music partner A. G. Cook, who’s handling the soundtrack, obviously. Huge? That’s an understatement.
Behind the scenes of The Moment with Charli XCX and Kylie Jenner Instagram Screengrab/kyliejenner
When will The Moment be released?
2026 is the target, so we need to wait. They have got time to make it weird, wonderful, or both. Charli’s calling the shots under her Studio365 label, and you can tell. Every part of it seems to carry her touch: the look, the sound, the attitude. It’s a big jump for her, crossing into film like this. Whether it lands as something great or gets people arguing about it, it’s not going to slide by quietly.
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