Alternative R&B

Reign Judge showcases heartbreak and independence in the official video for “Infatuation,” directed by Conor Cunningham and produced by Poppy Shaw. The Queens native (also known for her work as an actress and model) channels personal experiences into the emotionally charged track, singing lyrics about betrayal, emotional detachment and moving on from dishonesty.

Sudan-born, Minneapolis-raised artist Dua Saleh delivers a captivating visual for “Firestorm,” a standout track from the album I Should Call Them . Directed and shot by John Liwag and Matt Tyszka, the video complements the song’s buttery smooth early 2000s R&B influence and emotionally charged themes of self-discovery and refusing to settle in relationships. “Firestorm” further highlights Dua Saleh’s gift for blending intimate vulnerability with striking artistic expression.

Jessie Reyez returns with “Ain’t U Tired?” alongside Grammy-nominated R&B singer Muni Long, delivering a heartfelt, piano-driven love song rich in emotion and vocal chemistry. The track explores surrendering to undeniable love, with both artists blending distinct yet complementary styles. Accompanied by a dreamy, island-inspired visual, the release captures an intimate, authentic mood. Together, they create a warm, resonant record that feels both effortless and deeply affecting.

South African singer Jimmy Nevis returns with the powerful new video for “PREY,” an alternative-pop release confronting gender-based violence in South Africa. Blending atmospheric production with urgent storytelling, the track draws inspiration from advocacy movements like Women for Change SA and is paired with striking protest-driven visuals. Serving as both reflection and resistance, “PREY” will also make its live debut at the Cape Town International Jazz Festival.