Nicki Minaj's Queen Radio Is Coming Back On a New App

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Nicki Minaj had her popular Queen Radio show on Apple Music earlier than it went on hiatus before the pandemic. Now, the display is coming back on a new app.

Published on March 9, 2022

In 2018, Nicki Minaj introduced her personal radio display, Queen Radio, on Apple’s Beats 1 station. The display has been on hiatus as Minaj has centered on her family all over the pandemic, however Queen Radio is on its way to being resurrected.

Nicki Minaj introduced Queen Radio in 2018

The first Queen Radio show aired in August 2018, the night ahead of Minaj’s Queen album was once released. She persevered to unencumber episodes all over 2019 and early 2020, sooner or later going on hiatus at the outbreak of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. She married her high school sweetheart Kenneth Petty in October 2019, and introduced in December of that year that she was once retiring from song to focal point on her family. She later gave birth to her first child in September 2020.

But after a while out of the spotlight, Minaj is back on the scene again with new singles “Do We Have a Problem?” and “Bussin'” and an album on the way. And as she gears up for her comeback album liberate, she’s bringing back Queen Radio in a new way.

Nicki Minaj is bringing back Queen Radio on Amazon’s Amp app

In March 2022, Minaj introduced that she used to be partnering with Amazon Music to convey back Queen Radio in a new house. The display can be broadcast on Amp, a live radio app from Amazon.

Minaj went live on her Instagram to talk about the partnership and what the following bankruptcy holds for Queen Radio.

“I'm very excited to be companions with Amazon on bringing back Queen Radio,” Minaj said in her are living. “Queen Radio is one thing that is so pricey to my heart.”

She admitted that she puzzled whether she even sought after to convey the radio show back, but made up our minds that there’s no time like the present. “Of path, there have been times the place I’ve considered no longer wanting to do Queen Radio, or any radio for that topic,” she stated, “however why now not?”

“I want to say to Amazon, thanks guys such a lot for already being a truly superb partner with me on Queen Radio,” she added, before teasing some upcoming projects with the company. “We in reality have so many things in retailer for you that I can be rolling out with Amazon.”

Big Boi, Pusha T, Lil Yachty, and other song stars have their very own Amp presentations

Similar to Clubhouse, Amazon’s Amp app is a free-to-download live streaming provider that allows artists to behave as a radio DJ while speaking to their listeners. The app launched in March 2022, and Minaj received’t be the only major artist with a display on the platform.

Big Boi, Pusha T, Lil Yachty, Tinashe, and Travis Barker also are joining the birthday party on Amp with their very own radio shows. The app is available to download from the iOS App Store, but fanatics will need an get admission to code — which Minaj provided on Twitter — to make use of the app while it’s in beta.

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