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This week's best new hip-hop and R&B releases include 6LACK's soul-baring album Love Is the New Gangsta, JPEGMAFIA's 25-track EXPERIMENTAL RAP, the Lizzo and Sexyy Red collab "HOES," and the long-awaited French Montana and Max B reunion project. Here is everything worth streaming this New Music Friday.

New Music Friday, September 4 brings Nemzzz’s LOCKED IN with Travis Scott, Karrahbooo’s debut mixtape, and new albums from Dizzee Rascal and Mykki Blanco.

This week's New Music Friday runs defiant rap, grown-and-expensive R&B, and the Dinner Party soul album six years in the making.

Jacquees drops a 22-track epic, Cardi B returns with her first song of the year, Ari Lennox taps the soul, and a soul newcomer steals the week. Our human read on New Music Friday.

Rick Ross, Steve Lacy, Syd, Ambre, Larry June, Masego, Nao Yoshioka, Lil Baby and Pharrell Williams, MudBaby Ru, and Real Boston Richey headline the busiest New Music Friday of the summer, and the slate splits clean down the middle.

A midsummer New Music Friday where the biggest star locks the door and the most influential R&B songwriter reopens his blueprint. HitsCulture reads Future, The-Dream, Kelela, Ne-Yo, Nia Archives, Ken Carson, and the rest of the July 10 slate.

A king steps down and the next class steps up. HitsCulture's New Music Friday guide to T.I.'s farewell and the newcomers worth your weekend.

New Music Friday lands on Juneteenth weekend with full-lengths from YG and Key Glock, a Tierra Whack project, Chris Brown, a Ne-Yo 20th-anniversary reissue, and a deep singles run, all the morning after the culture lost Grammy-nominated Memphis super-producer Tay Keith at 29. Here is everything worth your stream.

John Legend's Pharrell-produced Muse and Anderson .Paak and Cordae's Heavy Is the Crown lead a Friday that also brings Yung Miami, Toosii, Laila!, Che Noir, Yeat, De La Soul at 30 and a stack of new singles.

Joyce Wrice’s MACHIKO and Dawn Richard’s creole culture lead a stacked R&B Friday, with Tobe Nwigwe’s THE BRIDGE, Johnny Venus’s solo debut and Danielle Ponder close behind.

Leon Bridges and Jungle, Tinashe's Popstar, Tank's EXPERIENCE, Tee Grizzley's They Forgot and Jae Stephens' debut lead a heavy Friday for hip-hop, R&B and soul.

Thee Sinseers and Kareen Lomax arrive Friday without a major label behind either record, AZ Chike makes his Warner introduction, Chaka goes big, and three veterans put the Dogg Pound and Wu-Tang on one title. Plus the two releases landing on a different day.