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Jhene Aiko's first solo album in six years leads a Friday where EST Gee, Rio Da Yung OG and Ro$ama each ship twenty tracks or more. Plus the corrections three calendars need.

The front page of New Music Friday was crowded. Underneath it sat a rap record you cannot stream, two projects escaping a paywall, three soul singles on imprints you have to squint to see, and the Roots ending twelve years of silence.

Five albums that would each lead a normal Friday landed on the same one. Our listening order, and the reasoning behind it.

To celebrate his birthday, rapper Lil Dicky drops the new visuals to his body-switching?single, "Freaky Friday," featuring Chris Brown .

Chris Brown, along with collaborators?Future and Young Thug, kicks off?Friday the 13th with the ghostly new visual for "High End," featuring?Future and Young Thug.

MMMG Inc., the company behind Art@War, has sued Cordae, EMPIRE, APESHIT and Mass Appeal in Manhattan federal court and wants the Anderson .Paak collaboration blocked before its Friday (Oct 23) release.

Gucci Mane's Against All Odds and Nao's Autumn both went live on Friday (Oct 16). Here is the weekend catch-up, from Meek Mill's five-minute single to Fireboy DML's fifth album.

Nigerian Afrobeats star Joeboy is stepping into a new era with the announcement of his highly anticipated third studio album, Viva Lavida, dropping Friday, March 28, via his imprint Young Legend, in partnership with Warner Music Africa.

Lucky Daye opens his Warner era with ALOUD!, Tinie Tempah folds three EPs into The Night's Not Dead, Z-Ro and Fredo Bang keep Southern rap moving, K. Michelle goes country with Jesus & Whiskey, and Killah Priest sells Swift As Light 2 in limited physical runs only.

Victoria Monét's 22-track Frequency of Love leads a stacked Oct 2, with Quavo's Pharrell-produced QRÖMELIFE, Yung Miami's double offering, and a Mac Miller anniversary edition with three unreleased songs.

Badu and Alchemist land the record fifteen years in the making, Dahi shows up with Kendrick and Gambino, and Prince gives up ten songs nobody has heard.

Trippie Redd brings 25 tracks and 14 guests. Fridayy brings restraint. And Erykah Badu quietly ended a sixteen year silence on a Thursday afternoon.