Search Results for: New Music Friday

Tyla goes full pop scale, Rico Nasty comes home to Kenny Beats, and Kenyon Dixon turns self-sabotage into a concept album. Here is everything worth hearing from today's hip hop, R&B, and soul releases.

Today, Strange Music drops a new video for "Cold Piece Of Work" from the upcoming Tech N9ne Collabos Strange Reign LP, due out this Friday, October 13.

Today, Strange Music drops this new video for "Let Go," the first visual from the upcoming Tech N9ne Collabos Strange Reign LP, due out next Friday, October 13.

In case you forgot, YG makes it clear that he's a thug. In the music video for his latest offering, "I?m a Thug Pt. 2," the Compton rapper tears up the streets with his homies as he celebrates his new 'Red Friday.' ?I?m a thug ni**a,?

iAmDLOW a.k.a. DLOW releases a music video for his new dance anthem "All Day," featuring Oh Boy Prince, a record set to appear on his upcoming mixtape, Paige III, due on Black Friday.

Geechi Suede of legendary Bronx-bred rap duo Camp Lo reveals the music video for his thumping, club-ready single "Limozini." "Limozini" is lifted from his much-anticipated album, 0.9 NyteLife FM, which arrived on Friday, December 2nd.

Nicki Minaj gets up close and personal with Lil Wayne in the music video for "High School," the latest single lifted from her Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded - The Re-Up album.

Lil Wayne suffered two sets of seizures last week, one on Tuesday while filming a music video in L.A and again on Friday, the second set reported by TMZ saying he was in an induced coma after a drug binge and had to have his stomach pumped.

Jeezy's ?hotly anticipated new studio album, 'Pressure,' will arrive on Friday, December 15th, and to drum up last minute awareness, he releases the brand new single, "American Dream." The fire collaboration, which samples R and B artist Bilal, was produced

"Freedom" serves as one of the brand new track from Nicki Minaj's new album Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded ??? The Re-Up .

Six new albums landed on September 11 carrying 114 tracks between them, on the same grid as a 25-year-old record with thirteen. The gap is not taste. It is a chart formula that pays for length and has paid more since January.

Six R&B releases, six different ideas of what the genre is for. Cleo Sol drops fifteen songs in silence, Lucky Daye recruits a Grammy winner, and Erykah Badu finally names a date.