NAV and Young Thug trade braggadocious verses over a bouncy Wheezy beat, two and a half minutes out through XO Records and Republic.

Lalah Hathaway's second single from her ninth studio album Made In Chicago (Oct 1), a slow-burning love song that interpolates The Stylistics' 1971 classic "You Are Everything."

John Legend’s “Daylight,” produced by Pharrell Williams, sets a groovy 808 under piano chords on a love song aimed at grown listeners. It leads Muse, his eleventh album, out Oct. 23 on Republic Records.

The South London duo and the Bronx veteran split 19 tracks between them, with Max B surfacing on "Rich Low Life" and "RICO" leading the rollout. The pairing carries into an Amsterdam date at AFAS Live on October 30.

The Paris, Texas native's debut studio album arrives after a run that carried him from a video shot at his FedEx job to a Rolling Loud debut and a performance on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. "Dangerous" previews it.

The Flint rapper cut most of these 22 tracks on the road during his 26-date World Is M.I.N.E. Tour, and the guest list runs from Veeze and Trippie Redd to Lil Yachty, Tierra Whack, Monaleo and Rylo Rodriguez. "Finna Drop (Tour)" arrived first.

Gee's new album runs 20 tracks through CMG and Interscope, previewed since July by "Call Spitta" and by the August 31 pair "Ya Digg" and "You Know It." His last album, I Ain't Feeling You, peaked at No. 97 on the Billboard 200 in early 2025.

Aiko's first solo album in six years runs 20 tracks and reunites her with Kendrick Lamar on "So Good," their first credited collaboration since "Stay Ready (What a Life)" in 2013. Tyga, Ab-Soul, Larry June and OHMA fill out the guest list on a record she has described as a lifestyle rather than a project.