Now that everyone is warming up and getting back outside, there’s a ton of new music coming out to provide you with the perfect soundtrack to that springtime getaway or that weekend road trip. You don’t want to sleep on all of the hotness hitting streaming this week.
Of course, the ladies are definitely representing – with brilliant new stuff this week. Lady Gaga and Doechii team up for the Devil Wears Prada 2, Tink drops an ambitious powerhouse of an album, Kehlani teams with the legendary Missy Elliott and hints at a new direction, while Nelly Furtado and Boi 1da put on for Canada.
But we also get new heat from legends like Snoop Dogg and AZ, as well as a new track from DJ Khaled with Future and Lil Baby. Joyner Lucas reimagines his most recent album, as Bossman Dlow brings that southern street energy as only he can.
Oh, and in case you missed it– G ucci Mane dropped a new diss track aimed at… well… we’ll let you decide who you think he’s talking about.
Each week, Okayplayer will deliver a roundup of all the latest new heat from some of our favorite artists. Check out the latest offerings in our playlist below:
NEW SONGS
GUCCI MANE – “CRASH DUMMY”
The Atlanta trap icon drops a scathing diss track – just days after his former signee was arrested for robbing and kidnapping. Gucci never actually names any names on the Zaytoven-produced track–but who do you think he’s calling out here?
LADY GAGA W/DOECHII – “RUNWAY”
Gotta love it when superstars get together, and this pairing is certainly one that works better than cynics may assume. The two icons join forces for the highly anticipated Devil Wears Prada 2 soundtrack.
BUNNA B – “WE BACK OUTSIDE”
The East Atlanta native returns with her latest single, a track that highlights a sound rooted in ATL but made for the world. Coming into her own, she’s bringing back the color, charisma, and chaos.
PJ MORTON – “MERCY”
Just a week after dropping his latest R&B single, “Mutual,” the New Orleans-raised singer-songwriter returns with a standout gospel track, highlighting how he remains connected to both genres.
CRIMEAPPLE FEAT. SEAFOOD SAM – “OPEN ROAD”
Off of his forthcoming album, Beemer On Broadway, the New Jersey rapper is back in the building with a new single. With production from Loman.
MYLES SMITH – “MY MESS”
Few artists go inward with as much vulnerability. The first song from his upcoming album arrives alongside the artist issuing a statement regarding his own struggles with his mental health.
DJ KHALED FEAT. LIL BABY AND FUTURE – “ONE OF THEM”
It’s the lead single from Khaled’s forthcoming album, Aalam of God, and it proves that Khaled still knows how to turn a record into a moment. And proof positive that this trio’s hitmaking chemistry is still intact.
KEHLANI FEAT. MISSY ELLIOTT – “BACK AND FORTH”
Ahead of her eagerly awaited fifth LP, she teams with the iconic Elliott for this banger of a single. The track is an ode to going out and having a good time instead of getting into another argument.
AZ FEAT. MUMU FRESH – “SO HIGH”
A smooth, mature lyrical showcase that could only come from AZ. He drops this heater of a single and also announces that Doe Or Die III is coming.
JOHNNY DRILLE, AYRA STARR AND YOUNG JONN – “COLORADO”
The Nigerian singer makes a powerful return with this track that showcases his unique style while also reminding anyone of his impressive melodic talents.
ISAIAH RASHAD – “SAME SH!T”
After announcing his new album by sharing a minute-long teaser video earlier in the week, Rashad drops this understated track from producers Don Oskar, Mario Luciano and Nate Hobden.
NELLY FURTADO, BOI-1DA & CANADA SOCCER – “ELECTRIC CIRCUS”
The superproducer teams with the Canadian superstar for this single, from the Canada Soccer Foundation’s Perfect Pitch album, What If It All Goes Right? out June 5.
FERGIE BABY & CAM’RON – “HARLEM RIVER DRIVE”
Real Harlem energy, classic uptown sound. The new single is generating buzz for its collaboration with the Dipset leader and showcasing uptown swag in a way that feels timeless.
DREAMDOLL – “CLOCKIN’ IT” (FREESTYLE)
Fun, fierce and taking no prisoners. She comes out swinging – reminding you that there ain’t many better at poppin’ their ish like she continues to be.
BRANDY HAZE – “IF YOU SEE ME OUT IN PUBLIC THEN IT MIGHT BE A.I.”
The track blends smooth R&B with a sleek, modern bounce, highlighting the tension between real-life connection and the comfort of staying within your own space.
M.I.A. – “EVERYTHING”
Her newfound Christianity is inspiring her latest work, and the superstar has announced a forthcoming gospel album that she says is “rooted in prayer, the Book of Revelation, and the Ark of the Covenant.”
LIL TJAY – “FIRST TIME”
Whatever may be going on in his personal life, he still manages to deliver the goods. This is another glimpse into his upcoming album, They Just Ain’t You.
H3ADBAND FEAT. DABABY – “SHE CAN GET IT”
Produced by H3adband’s fellow Baton Rouge native Sayyduke, the track leans into high-energy Southern production with a hook that sticks in your head instantly.
FETTY P. FRANKLIN – “ZELLE MONEY”
Heavy trap production and gritty street raps have always been a winning combo for Fetty. Giving it to you — raw and authentic.
OVRKAST. FEAT. NIONTAY – “WATA”
You knew it was going to bang. After teasing the track online, the two get together for their first-ever collaboration. Their innate chemistry does not disappoint.
DEONTE HITCHCOCK – “ELECTRIC REVIVAL”
The Atlanta-bred lyricist has built a career on a rare balance of technical precision and emotional honesty, positioning himself as one of the South’s most compelling storytellers.
SK8STAR – “QUAGOO”
Autotuned vocals and outside-the-box production are undeniable highlights here, as the artist looks to keep his hot streak going after the release of his album, Designer Junkie.
414JUNGLEBABY – “YO BABY”
Milwaukee’s melodic trap standout drops her new single – showcasing her taffy-like melodies over a beat that mixes Milwaukee’s signature low-end sound with breezy, propulsive R&B.
MARCO PLUS – “WINDOWS 98”
The Atlanta native continues to showcase his strengths as a masterful lyricist, blending technical precision with fearless introspection —on a track capturing a moment of personal clarity while reinforcing his evolving artistic identity.
SUNSHINE BENZI – “SCOTTIE PIPPEN”
Recently teased across socials and earning a co-sign from Scottie Pippen’s daughter, Sierra Pippen, the track is quickly becoming her most anticipated drop yet. Short clips have been circulating with fans already making their own emotes to her infectious ad-libs.
DENISE JULIA – “2GOOD4U”
The rising Filipina singer/songwriter and producer shares her brand new single. The release signals a bold new chapter for the genre-blurring artist, as she offers a confident and elevated evolution of her signature R&B sound.
KELELA – “IDEA 1”
The sound of an artist pushing forward — the New York-based star has evolved tremendously. Her new single sparkles with hazy alt-rock guitar that stands apart from really anything she’s done previously.
SCIENZE – “NEVER BEEN THE SAME”
The Brooklyn-born rapper/producer has said that his latest single is “ a reflection of where it all started for me.” A track that embodies his musical journey, from recording on a Casio with friends to becoming an accomplished artist in his own right.
NEW ALBUMS
SNOOP DOGG – ‘10 TIL MIDNIGHT’
The icon pulls together a wide range of collaborators, including Swizz Beatz, Peezy, Trinidad James, October London, Kanobby and Shawn Louisiana, with production from Swizz, Pharrell Williams, Rick Rock and more.
JOYNER LUCAS – ‘ADHD 2 RELOADED’
Adding eight new tracks to a project focused on technical rap skills, mental struggles, and industry reflections, this deluxe edition expands on the rapper’s sequel albums.
WESLEY JOSEPH – ‘FOREVER ENDS SOMEDAY’
The singer/songwriter/producer and director drops his long-awaited 13-track debut, a cinematic statement delivered with an assuredness that highlights the artist’s creative vision and gift for storytelling.
BOSSMAN DLOW – ‘CHICKEN TALKIN BASTARD’
The Florida hip-hop powerhouse drops his highly anticipated new full-length LP — an ambitious twenty-track project with features from hip-hop’s biggest names such as DaBaby, Trey Songz, G Herbo, OJ da Juiceman and more.
DESS DIOR – ‘NOTE TO SELF’
The multi-hyphenate artist releases her highly anticipated sophomore album. The project moves with intention, shifting between assertive, high-energy records and more intimate, introspective tracks.
XZIBIT, B-REAL AND DEMRICK – ‘THIS THING OF OURS’
Over eleven tracks, this trio of accomplished artists highlights their unique synergy. Pure, classic West Coast realness – bolstered by guest spots from artists like Chuck D and Scoop Deville.
BUDDY – ‘SIMMI SIMS III’
His new album is an ode to legacy and building a name that time respects. The eponymous LP marks a major milestone for the genre-bending artist: his first project in two years, and his second independent release.
DESTIN – ‘WHIMSY! (DELUXE)’
The deluxe edition of his critically acclaimed alternative jazz project picks up where wHIMSY left off. The deluxe drifts deeper into Destin’s alter ego Mr. E’s world, where jazz-infused melodies, R&B fluidity, and live instrumentation flow together with a playful sophistication.
TINK – ‘F**K, MARRY, KILL’
A powerhouse 15 tracks that prove the artist has truly taken her craft to another level. With features from the likes of G Herbo, Tee Grizzley, and Bryson Tiller.
TIWAYO – ‘OUTSIDER’
The French singer-songwriter has become buzzed about for his unique brand of retro soul. His new project is this vibrant release, produced by Adrian Quesada of the Black Pumas.
ISAIA HURON – ‘MR. LOVEBOMB’
The artist out of South Carolina delivers a brilliant long player–a concept album about womanizing and pain and wanting more for yourself. His songwriting is stellar and he’s dropped a project that rewards repeat listens.
WIFIGAWD – ‘TRAP OR DIE’
The artist/producer out of Washington, D.C. has always been noteworthy as a DIY artist with a throwback indie approach, and it serves him well on his new project.
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