Mississauga R&B singer-songwriter Luna Elle released “Come To Me” through Hot Freestyle Records on Sept 18, 2026, a 3:13 neo-soul single credited to writers Jasmine Kiara and Nathaniel J Warner. It extends a 2026 run that already includes the Foggieraw-assisted “AMPM” remix and “Moment Of Silence.”

Eleven is Sandra St. Victor's first solo album in a decade, 14 tracks on Patrick Gibin's Mother Tongue Records with Lalah Hathaway on "No More Water" and contributions from Kaidi Tatham, Mark de Clive-Lowe, Mocean Worker and her Family Stand bandmate V. Jeffrey Smith.

A previously unreleased live set from Terry Callier, recorded at The Yardbird Suite / The Underground in Leeds in 1998 and 2001 with Jim Mullen, Chris Kibble and Bosco D'Oliveira, restored with AI-assisted tools and endorsed by his daughter Sunny Callier.

Offset's first solo single in nearly a year, a two-and-a-half-minute record rolled out through NEED FM, a hotline where fans called in with questions about relationships and money before the drop.

Chaka Khan's thirteenth studio album, and her first since 2019's Hello Happiness, arrives September 18 on her own EarthSong Records under exclusive license to BMG. Greg Kurstin produced all ten tracks, most of them co-written with Sia, who also sings on "Cool U Down," alongside features from Snoop Dogg and Lenny Kravitz.

Sixteen tracks pairing the Dogg Pound and Wu-Tang lineages on one title, produced across by Rakim with Nick Wiz contributing, and guests running through Snoop Dogg, Ghostface Killah, Raekwon, Daz Dillinger, KRS-One and Kool G Rap.

AZ Chike's first album released with major-label distribution behind it, fourteen tracks on Warner with production from Pharrell Williams, Terrace Martin and Hit-Boy, Tyler, The Creator on two songs and JMSN on one.

Kareen Lomax's debut album, thirteen tracks produced in full by Daoud for Music is Fun, arriving after a decade spent writing for and singing alongside Diplo, Zayn Malik, Leon Bridges, Maroon 5 and Syd.

Daley's first album in eight years, ten songs on his own TEXX7 imprint under exclusive license to The SRG/ILS Group, with Robert Glasper, Marsha Ambrosius, Keyon Harrold and Blue Lab Beats placed across the second half.