Jamaican dancehall artist Armanii returns with HOLES IN HATS, expanding his growing catalog and international reach.

Get familiar with Rebel Rae, the R&B and soul singer introducing Salvation following performances with Ari Lennox and Amber Mark.

Stove God Cooks returns with STOVIE'S HOME (Down Down), a new November 6 single produced by Swizz Beatz.

Shenseea releases CATALYST, an eight-track EP exploring her Jamaican roots, international reach and personal growth.

What’s Good Y’all! WOW, it’s already November! The year has flown by so fast, but it hasn’t slowed the progress music has made as artists keep exploring different genres, trying new sounds, and break all the rules. My next feature is a duo you may have heard from before but weren’t expecting a collaboration from, or maybe it's just me who continues to be surprised by the release of this project; I don’t know. But Anderson .Paak and Cordae have given me an album I can’t stop p

JoJo celebrates 20 years of The High Road with an intimate unplugged tour, including a November 18 performance at Irving Plaza in New York City.

Once dismissed and misunderstood, the 2001 soundtrack returns with unreleased music, restored visuals, and a reminder that sometimes the fans get the final word.

The duo bring their playful energy to the COLORS stage, giving their J. Cole-produced collaboration a performance that's as entertaining as the music itself.

The Bound Brook, New Jersey artist talks about becoming a father at 15, how A$AP Mob shaped his sense of style, and why “loyalty > royalty” had to come first.

Apparently, R&B isn't done being messy, and Lucky Daye and Muni Long have decided to bring a whole band into the situation. The two Grammy-winning artists have teamed up for the official music video for “Knockin,” featuring Atlanta band The Paradox. Released November 3, the visual brings another dimension to their collaboration from Lucky Daye's latest album, ALOUD! And this isn't your typical slow-motion R&B love story. A Little Chemistry, a Little Chaos “Knockin” centers on

From Newark to international stages, TheARTI$t makes vulnerability, authenticity, and emotional honesty central to her R&B journey.

Money can buy a lot of things. An ear for great Hip Hop isn't necessarily one of them. Let's talk about expensive taste. Because everybody loves the finer things. The watches. The jewelry. The designer labels. But when did having expensive taste become more about what something costs than knowing what makes it valuable? That's the conversation Statik Selektah's Expensive Taste invites. Its luxurious artwork suggests exclusivity, but Statik's career points toward another kind

Conway the Machine has never needed to soften his edges to make his presence felt. With “Diggwutumsayn!”, the Buffalo MC returns to the kind of uncompromising lyricism that made listeners pay attention in the first place. The Power of Saying Exactly What You Mean There's a particular confidence in Conway's approach to Hip Hop. His reputation was built on dense bars, hard-earned perspective, and a delivery that doesn't ask for permission. In a music landscape where so much is

Some songs make you want to fall in love. Others make you remember exactly why you said you were done. Let's talk about love for a minute. Not the perfectly curated, matching-outfits, soft-launch-on-Instagram version. I'm talking about the kind that has you staring at your phone a little longer than you'd like to admit. The kind that makes you question whether you're being romantic or just making questionable decisions with excellent background music. Because R&B has always h

Some artists follow the sound. Others return to their roots and create something entirely their own. There's something special about an artist who knows exactly where they come from. Not because they're expected to stay there, but because they understand that their history can be just as influential as their future. And when it comes to Sampa the Great, that connection to identity, heritage, and musical exploration has always been part of the conversation. With Nu Zamrock, Sa

Some artists spend their careers trying to find their lane. BKTHERULA seems more interested in creating one. Let's talk about artists who refuse to be put in a box. Because somewhere along the way, the music industry became obsessed with making everybody easy to categorize. Are you a rapper? A singer? Alternative? Underground? Mainstream? Pick a lane. Pick a sound. Pick an audience. And preferably make sure the algorithm understands what you're doing. But then there are artis

Sleepy Hallow shares “Dirty Dan” ahead of Still Sleep ??, due November 13 via Winners Circle and RCA Records. Watch the video and pre-save the project.

Curren$y and Harry Fraud announce Off To The Races, arriving November 6 via Jet Life Recordings, and share “The Telethon” featuring Rome Streetz.

Philadelphia rapper Surf7 follows his WHOVILLE mixtape with the Wayne616-produced “YODA” and a new video. Watch and stream the project.

Dominic Fike closes HOW TO QUIT SMOKING with a candid conversation featuring Tay-K, exploring childhood and growth amid complicated legal realities.