Want the full Tyla A*POP tracklist before everyone else in your group chat? Here it is. Fourteen songs are dropping on July 24, and if the singles are any indication, you’re about to have a new obsession.
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Want the full Tyla A*POP tracklist before everyone else in your group chat? Here it is. Fourteen songs are dropping on July 24, and if the singles are any indication, you’re about to have a new obsession.
Let’s get into it.
Continue reading →Earlier this month we put you onto Remy Ma’s latest single, “Put Em On.” Now she’s back with the official visual, and if you’re putting together your summer playlist, this is one that deserves a spot in the rotation.
The Remy Ma – Put Em On Video isn’t trying to reinvent the wheel. It doesn’t have to. Instead, it leans into something we can all appreciate: good friends, good music, and one of those house parties you wish someone had invited you to.
Continue reading →Future is officially back. The man who completely stole the show at the Inaugural Made In America Festival has returned with his highly anticipated 10th solo studio album, The Real Me, dropping today, July 10, 2026. If you want to know where the rap culture is heading next, you look at what this man is doing right now.
Continue reading →Do you trust yourself? Because Grammy Award-winning songstress Coco Jones is learning to do exactly that on her brand new track.
The Coco Jones Body So Tea Official Video has officially dropped, delivering a sultry, incredibly catchy anthem that reinforces everything a woman needs to feel confident and secure in her own skin.
Continue reading →Dax is back, and he is peeling back the curtain on the heavy emotional burdens men carry in his latest single. If you are looking for the official Dax – Big Boys Don’t Cry video, you can watch it right here on this page and stream the track on all major platforms below.
Continue reading →Do not play with Ella Mai, because she just might burn your house down. While it sounds like a page out of Lisa “Left Eye” Lopes’ playbook, her latest music video “Might Just” actually takes inspiration from Waiting to Exhale. In the cinematic new visuals, the R&B singer acts out the story of a girlfriend calmly unraveling into a rage, ultimately torching the home she shares with her boyfriend.
Joined by cameos from Taylor Rooks, Ryan Destiny, and Coco Jones, the video opens with Ella making a bed. In the background, her boyfriend and another woman are making out. As the betrayal unfolds, Ella serenades the viewer with the chilling line, “I might just burn this whole thing down.”
Soon after, she drenches the cheating couple in gasoline—all while singing with a gorgeous voice. Her vocals are lovely enough to make a man forget she is singing about arson, rather than just talking things out and leaving like a normal person. But instead of walking away from a cheater, Ella chooses to burn it all to the ground.
A History of Heartbreak Arson
This dramatic plot is a staple in both pop culture and real life. Think back to Waiting to Exhale, when Angela Bassett famously burned her cheating husband’s car and clothes. Similarly, Left Eye of TLC famously set fire to a home during her tumultuous relationship with Andre “Bad Moon” Rison.
Directed by Alfred Marroquin, the video masterfully showcases what it looks like when a woman unravels from heartbreak. The visuals serve as a direct tribute to 1995’s Waiting to Exhale, which celebrated its 30th anniversary last year.
Fortunately, the fiery drama is strictly for artistic license. Next month, Ella’s Do You Still Love Me? Tour will officially kick off on July 2 at Milwaukee Summerfest. The 28-date tour will hit major cities like Chicago and Los Angeles, before concluding with her long-awaited debut at New York City’s iconic Radio City Music Hall on August 28.
Singer-songwriter Ruth B has officially announced her highly anticipated third studio album, Peace to Make. Dropping on August 21.
Along with the announcement, Ruth B shared details about the album’s lead single, “Didn’t I.” Giving fans a glimpse into the inspiration behind the track.
Continue reading →So Caresha really said Spend Dat, and the charts listened.
Yung Miami “Spend Dat” just debuted at No. 66 on the Billboard Hot 100. That’s the highest solo chart debut of her career, and honestly, it’s been a long time coming. If you’ve been watching her grind since the City Girls days, you already know this moment hits different.
Let me break down what’s actually happening, because the numbers tell a story.
Continue reading →A new dance track from Jorja Smith has been released and she is trying to get a little vibe going on here. It has a creepy cinematic type of riff in the beginning. It’s mischievous.
The UK songstress is rocking a party in a parking lot and it’s a vibe. I need one of these this summer. Cool refreshing drink in hand and baddie moving along to the beat with me. Let’s get it. I could see myself now, rocking the best camo shorts with a graphic tee and some sick fire kicks.
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The Blog Era might be the greatest era in hip-hop—there, I said it. Not only was it the glory days of discovering new artists, but it also felt like the last true frontier. More importantly, it was a time when music actually had a home—somewhere beyond the endless scroll of playlists on your favorite DSP.Two people who capture that era would be Wiz Khalifa and MGK. The two rappers who teamed up for a new single called Girl Next Door.