Ten tracks, 28 minutes, the first Eric Bellinger album under Tamla and Evolve Music Group, and the first he has put his own name on.

Twenty-two tracks, Skilla Baby's debut studio album for Geffen, with Nas and Erica Campbell aboard and Chris Brown and Bryson Tiller on Face Card.

Twelve tracks on her own FAMM, produced by P2J, with Wizkid on Alive and Devlin re-recording his London City verse for This City.

Sixteen tracks on Rapsody's own We Each Other imprint, licensed to Roc Nation rather than sold to it, with Malice, George Clinton, Amanda Reifer and the Karabo Ya Morena choir in the room.

Nine tracks, 24 minutes, the first Denzel Curry and Kenneth Blume record since UNLOCKED, cut on an SP-404 and a cheap mic with JPEGMAFIA, Westside Gunn and Yebba along for it.

Children of Zeus return five years after Balance with a 16-track third album on First Word Records, keeping the Manchester duo's boom-bap soul intact across sparing features from Knucks, [ K S R ], Anieszka and Young Old Soul.

Beyoncé reopens the B'Day era on its 20th birthday with 31 songs across one hour and 59 minutes, pulling vault recordings like "MORNING DEW (DONK)" and "CAN I WATCH YOU" together with B-sides, international rarities and Spanish reworkings including "CUERPO (TUMBAO)" with Maluma.

Joy Crookes reopens her 2021 title track with Ravyn Lenae on the second verse, the hook unchanged and the strings and thumping bass left as they were.