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Honey Bxby launches her next chapter with 'A Thousand Times,' a new single featuring Grammy-nominated rapper JID. Produced by Worldwidefresh and J. White Did It, the track frames romantic fallout as a pointed, soulful exchange in which neither voice is willing to surrender the final word.

Five-time GRAMMY-winning vocalist Lalah Hathaway returns to her hometown roots on "47th Street," a new single shaped by the emotional geography of Chicago's South Side. The song is more than a location pin: it is a reminder that Hathaway's peerless voice has always carried memory, lineage, and a distinctly Chicago sense of possibility.

The official Whitney Houston Barbie gives families a tangible way to revisit the singer's singular style, voice and influence. While the doll was released in 2024, rather than for what would have been Houston's 63rd birthday in 2026, its meaning reaches far beyond the collector's shelf.

Sam Smith's new single 'When He's Gone' finds the singer turning relationship anxiety into a slow-building, live-recorded soul storm. The track arrives ahead of the Aug. 21 release of Hazel Eyes, while Smith prepares intimate residency dates in Mexico and the UK.

J. Cole closed a five night New York metro run at UBS Arena with a floor that rapped every album cut back at him. The streaming dip on The Fall-Off was real. It was also the least useful number on the page.

Ogi has a career because PJ Morton hit repost. Now she and producer Anoop D'Souza have a new duo, a debut single almost nobody wrote about, and a bet that human ears still decide what breaks.

Anthony Hamilton's new Southern soul record with hometown artist 704 lands months after he honored his late mentor D'Angelo at the 2026 Grammys, and it says more about his career than any solo album could.

A federal judge severed two new racketeering allegations from Lil Durk's August murder-for-hire trial. Here is what actually changed, and what didn't.

Tinashe's new album Popstar looks like a major label comeback. It is actually the closing argument in a twelve year negotiation she started the day RCA let her go.

Remy Ma's playful new video for "Put Em On" isn't a departure from her sharper side. It's proof a 20-year veteran never had to choose one register over the other.

Tank's new single 'Yes' reimagines Floetry's 'Say Yes.' Beneath the homage sits a bigger story: 11 Adult R&B Airplay No. 1s, a Hulu role, and two decades of staying power most artists only talk about.

EST Gee previews his upcoming project Bigger Than the Devil with "Call Spitta," a tightly controlled street-rap statement built on sharp writing, bruising production, and unbothered confidence.