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When it comes to love, PJ Morton is all about reciprocity, keeping it honest on his new single "Mutual". Co-written with rising artist EJ Ross, the track blends heartfelt lyrics with an upbeat groove as Morton reassures his love interest that their feelings are aligned. The release marks Morton's first since January’s "Fear (Hey Friend)", and its accompanying video reflects the longtime singer's emotional openness and a true two-way connection.

Queen of Hip-Hop Soul Mary J. Blige keeps it real in the video for her soulful new single 'Want Love', delivering a smooth, emotionally grounded vibe. Directed by Nico Scandiffio and produced by Beyond Studios, the visual captures Blige singing on a boardwalk as the sun sets, with the New York City skyline creating a stunning backdrop. Through heartfelt lyrics and imagery, Mary shares what she truly seeks in a partner, adding to what we can expect to be another major run in 2026.

Emerging Maryland rapper Black Fortune continues his rise with the video for “Buy What U Want” featuring BIA, from his EP Road to Osshland III . Set in a moody warehouse, the visual highlights their chemistry and polished styles. Directed by Jake The Shooter, the video reflects themes of romance and success. Fortune, already gaining a cult following, recently collaborated with hit rapper Denzel Curry, building momentum toward his anticipated debut album.

India Shawn returns with the vibrant video for “Rain On Me,” blending smooth rhythms with energetic instrumentation. The Los Angeles-based artist, who released several singles in 2025, delivers sultry, visually engaging scenes that elevate the track and shows that in 2026 she hasn't lost a step. Following her acclaimed 2022 album Before We Go (Deeper) , this new release builds anticipation for a potential full-length project while showcasing India's signature soulful sound and artistic growth.

Jamaican/British singer Rochelle Jordan has released a stylish new video for “Doing It Too,” a standout track from her 2025 album Through The Wall, directed by choreographer Fullout Cortland. Featuring sleek dance sequences against bold, colorful backdrops, the visual highlights Jordan’s effortless confidence and evolving artistry. In a press release for the visual Rochelle described the video as “confidence in motion,” adding that its polished execution enhances the song’s growing momentum and vibrant, glamorous energy.

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.

African superstars Angélique Kidjo and AYRA Starr shine on their new collaboration, “Aye Kan,” a vibrant track that underscores Africa’s growing influence on the global music scene. Serving as the lead single from Kidjo’s upcoming 19th album, HOPE (out April 24), the song seamlessly bridges two generations of African artistry. Rooted in their shared heritage from the Benin Republic and Yoruba culture, “Aye Kan” blends tradition with contemporary flair. The accompanying video, directed by Emmanuel Agbeble, captures the artists’ unity and genuine friendship, as they come together to deliver the groovy, uplifting track.

Rising ATL singer $yn brings emotional depth to the video for “Mixed Signals,” a self-written and produced track that captures the push and pull of desire and confusion. Rooted in traditional R&B, the song pairs vulnerable storytelling with tight phrasing, while its neo-soul production (featuring noir-styled chords, warm bass, and atmospheric textures) creates a moody, late-night vibe that perfectly mirrors its introspective tone. The video seen here shares the same emotional m.o.

After her breakout moment alongside Baby Keem on his hit single “Good Flirts,” Momo Boyd is confidently stepping into her own spotlight. The Infinity Song vocalist officially launched her solo career with the critically acclaimed single “Strong” earlier this month, embracing the wave of attention that followed her standout feature. Now she continues that momentum with the release of the video for “She’s a Sweetheart,” a visually striking piece co-directed by Boyd and Emmanuel Porqui. Drawing inspiration from The Substance and the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders docu-series, the video explores the “impossible expectations” placed on women while highlighting the pressure to endure sacrifice with a smile, all wrapped in a vibrant, fun visual presentation.

Brooklyn-born singer/poet Aja Monet’s “Elsewhere,” featuring Meshell Ndegeocello and Georgia Anne Muldrow, is a soulful, spirit-led tribute inspired by the legacy of Sly Stone. Created shortly after news of Stone's passing, the song emerged organically, with Monet describing a divine energy guiding the process. Joined by collaborators who responded in perfect timing, the track reflects love, connection, and creative possibility. The official Jesse Boykins III-directed video mirrors this energy, capturing the song’s emotional depth and communal essence. 

London trio FLO return with confidence on their bold new single “Leak It,” paired with a playful, satirical video directed by Olivia De Camps and released via Island Records. Marking their first release since 2024s Access All Areas album, the track blends sleek harmonies with themes of empowerment and self-worth. Set in a quirky wellness retreat, the visual captures FLO’s humor and edge, delivering the “iconic” video they once dreamed of while celebrating confidence, individuality, and reclaiming power.

Coco Jones steps confidently into a bold new era with her vibrant video for “LUVAGIRL,” an uptempo release via Def Jam Recordings. Produced by Shae Jacobs, the track blends silky vocals with playful trumpet riffs, thunderous drums, and regal brass, channeling early 2000s R&B nostalgia. Following her standout performance at Super Bowl LX, Jones delivers a visually striking, emotionally fearless anthem that captures romance, growth, and self-assured energy in her first release of 2026.

6LACK returns with the striking visual for “Bird Flu,” a moody, introspective single that sets the tone for his upcoming album Love Is The New Gangsta , due May 22. The Atlanta singer-songwriter dives into the emotional fallout of a fractured relationship, confronting past mistakes and personal growth with raw honesty. Backed by nimble, atmospheric production, his vocals soar with a haunting clarity. The video mirrors the song’s late-night vulnerability, marking a compelling reintroduction as he builds on the momentum that sparks his comeback.

Rising indie artist Crystal Genesis delivers a vibrant visual for “Ego Wars,” a retro-tinged music video she co-directed with RoseVisuals. Moving through colorful rooms with confident flair, Crystal matches the song’s airy production from Entropy47 while unpacking themes of jealousy, authenticity, and self-acceptance. The track calls out imitation and ego-driven behavior, encouraging listeners to remain genuine in a competitive world where originality often gets overshadowed.

Nas and DJ Premier reunited in New York to film the video for “GiT Ready,” directed by Jean-Charles Charavin. Inspired by architecture, finance, and technology, the visual highlights their talents, with Premier on the turntables and Nas delivering verses while showcasing subtle signs of success. The track appears on their 2025 album Light-Years , released decades after their Illmatic collaborations, and closes Mass Appeal’s Legend Has It… series honoring hip-hop icons.

Abigail Chams launches the year in fearless form with the official music video for “Your Loss,” an eclectic, high-energy visual that showcases her confidence and versatility. The Tanzanian star is seen relaxing in a swimming pool, dancing in a packed club, and playing pool, all while embodying the song’s unapologetic spirit. Blending Dancehall grooves with Afrobeats flair, the track flips heartbreak into empowerment, underscoring Abigail’s growing global presence and her rise as one of Tanzania’s most exciting musical exports.

Phoenix, AZ singer-songwriter Alemeda delivers raw emotion in the official music video for “I’m Over It,” a stripped-down visual that follows her wandering through New York City as she processes the end of a close friendship. Set against the city’s restless energy, the video traces a journey from heartbreak to quiet acceptance, underscoring the vulnerability of letting go.

Miami-to–L.A. singer and rapper DaniLeigh returns with the video for “Expensive,” her first new music since the release of her 2022 album My Side . The sultry, smooth track and its accompanying visuals reflect on life’s trials and tribulations, with DaniLeigh emphasizing the importance of prioritizing meaningful love and emotional fulfillment over work, status, or material possessions.

Eritrean-American R&B artist Yoni’s new single “Climate,” from DOMSUPNEXT, arrives with quiet confidence, blending West Coast–inspired grooves and alternative R&B emotion. Built on a rich piano melody and a soft yet steady 808 pulse, the track feels both intimate and expansive. Directed by Dominic Bernabe, the accompanying video complements the song’s reflective mood. “Climate” explores the bittersweet reality of loving someone who must leave, choosing appreciation over heaviness. Its calm, modern production allows the emotion to linger, making it ideal for late-night drives and thoughtful R&B playlists.

Harlem, NY rapper A$AP Rocky released a dark, surreal video for his new single “Punk Rocky,” offering a fever-dream preview of his Tim Burton–assisted album Don’t Be Dumb, due Jan. 16. The chaotic visual features actress Winona Ryder, versatile singer/songwriter Thundercat, and composer Danny Elfman, with imagery that feels distinctly Burtonesque. Ryder appears in eerie domestic scenes as Rocky dives into mosh pits, clashes with police, raps from jail, and spirals through punch-drunk romance, violence, and fantasy. The video underscores Burton’s creative influence on the album’s music, visuals, and accompanying film.

From her latest EP, Feline’s Return Act I I, British pop/soul singer Natanya unveils the visuals for her single “On Ur Time.” The video captures Natanya reflecting on a past love, artfully juxtaposing vivid memories of the relationship with moments unfolding in the present. Soulful at its core yet daring in execution, “On Ur Time” blends experimental production, genre-bending influences, and raw emotion—further cementing Natanya as one of the most promising up-and-coming artists in music today.

Fresh off his recently released 6th album Nothing Without Go, Jamaican dancehall singer Popcaan releases the visuals for his new single 'Billionaire Status'. Produced by Damage Musiq, the video features the veteran artist celebrating the spoils of success in the new year. 

Rising Jamaican artist Armanii taps into pure emotion with the official video for “Lose Your Love,” a standout rooted in his Kingston upbringing and deep respect for classic dancehall. Blending reggae warmth with soulful balladry, the track features rich horns, gritty guitar riffs, and bright steel drums that nod to legends like Beres Hammond and Bob Marley. Armanii calls the song his most personal, praising its universal, sing-along appeal across generations. Following a breakout year that included a Dancehall Impact Award win and a Billboard R&B/Hip-Hop Live performance, “Lose Your Love” captures the heart of an artist whose debut album showcases both tradition and fearless versatility.

North Carolina rap phenom TiaCorine continues her otherworldly ascent with the reality-bending video for “Lotion,” featuring Alabama’s own Flo Milli. Produced by Kenny Beats and directed by Dell Nie, the upbeat track channels blistering ’80s freestyle energy with rubbery bass, keyboard percussion, and relentless lyrical flexes that mirror the fearless spirit of CORINIAN. The cinematic visual opens beneath a glowing pink moon before transporting viewers into Tia’s kawaii-coded world, where confidence, surrealism, and playful menace collide. From shrinking her enemies into Barbie-like dolls to lighting up a vibrant house party alongside Flo Milli, the video feels bold, unpredictable, and unapologetically fun. “Lotion” further cements TiaCorine as an artist operating in her own futuristic, pink-hued dimension, pushing Southern rap into exciting new territory.

Fridayy delivers an emotional highlight with “Death Do Us Part (The After Party),” episode five from his new EP Everybody Got Somebody. Joined by Mariah The Scientist, the video captures the tension between devotion and temptation, as both artists wrestle with a love that refuses to let go. Mariah’s vulnerable confessions meet Fridayy’s reflective resolve, amplifying the song’s push-and-pull themes. The visual extends the EP’s moody, late-night R&B atmosphere, underscoring Fridayy’s growing emotional depth.

British girl group FLO keeps their 2025 momentum going with the official video for “Recently Deleted,” an energetic throwback R&B ballad. Framed as a special fan-track, the song finds Stella, Jorja, and Renée channeling a more grown narrative, confronting the lingering digital traces of an unforgettable ex. Buoyed by their recent Grammy nomination, the Marlon Cang and Sienna Navaa-directed visual amplifies the song’s emotional punch as FLO signal even more new music ahead.

Conway The Machine argues he’s only now entering his prime with the new video for “BMG,” a standout from You Can’t Kill God With Bullets. Produced by Sndtrak and Chri$$ianity, the track blends blaxploitation flair with bold horns, strings, and Rhodes as Conway delivers a confident, reflective verse. The cinematic video features a Dr. Evil–inspired concept with a mini-me. The album, released last Friday, is one of his most expansive, boasting collaborators from The Alchemist to Timbaland.

Spanish singer and songwriter Rosalía teams up with Yahritza Y Su Esencia on “La Perla,” delivering a striking blend of sweetness and emotional bite. Directed by Stillz, the cinematic video finds the Spanish superstar fencing, donning hockey gear, and commanding fierce dogs: visual metaphors for emotional defense. While the song glides gently, its lyrics cut deep, branding a lover an “emotional terrorist” and “thief of peace.” It’s Rosalía at her most guarded, genre-bending, and powerfully prepared.

Nigerian singer Mercy Chinwo’s “You No Let Them” arrives as a powerful highlight from her album In His Will, with a visually striking video that celebrates God’s protection and unfailing faithfulness. Directed with uplifting energy, the clip amplifies the song’s message of resilience, gratitude, and divine intervention over life’s challenges. Already earning hundreds of thousands of views across platforms, the release reinforces Chinwo’s status as one of gospel music’s most inspiring and beloved voices.

French Montana and Max B reunite in the KidArt-directed “MAWA (Make America Wavy Again),” an explosive comeback that revives the classic Coke Wave energy ahead of their Coke Wave 3.5 album dropping January 9, 2026. Produced by French, Dame Grease, and Red McFly, the track blends melancholic, hard-hitting flair as the duo trade gritty verses about legacy and survival. With Max newly released from prison and back in the studio, the single sets the stage for a highly anticipated new chapter.

Memphis rapper GloRilla released the music video for her single “Special” after a recent standout Bayou Classic Halftime performance. Directed by Troy Roscoe, the uplifting visual features Glo and dancers delivering affirmational choreography, multiple versions of her rapping in a locker room, and scenes of her celebrated on mock magazine covers. The video culminates with powerful athletic imagery, highlighting themes of confidence, self-worth, and identity, making “Special” one of her most personal records yet.

West-coast elites Hit-Boy and The Alchemist unveil the official video for “Doing My Best,” a highlight from their joint album and film GOLDFISH, now streaming everywhere. Produced by Hit-Boy, the track showcases both icons stepping from behind the boards to deliver reflective, gold-standard verses. The video reinforces the project’s energy as two of hip-hop’s most influential producers unite, proving once again that their coast-spanning chemistry results in something truly special.

Atlanta native and Dreamville rapper JID rolls out the official video for “ Sk8 ” featuring Ciara and Earthgang , a vibrant tribute to the city’s iconic skate culture. Directed by Maya Table , the video glides through legendary rinks like Golden Glide and Cascade , capturing Atlanta’s energy and community spirit. Packed with cameos from local legends including Jermaine Dupri , Kilo Ali , and Bijan Robinson , “Sk8” celebrates rhythm, movement, and hometown pride while spotlighting JID’s God Does Like Ugly era.

Houston rapper Monaleo (pronounced moe-na-lee-oh) brings sharp wit and cultural critique to her new video “Sexy Soulaan.” Directed by Evil Twins (George & Frederick Buford), the visual flips the played-out “cookout” trend on its head as Monaleo hosts her own backyard gathering, shutting down outsiders who mistake imitation for inclusion. Blending humor, well-worn adages, and her signature lyrical fire, she delivers a biting message wrapped in Southern flair. With Sexy Soulaan, Monaleo continues carving her lane as both entertainer and truth-teller.

Acclaimed actor LaKeith Stanfield, known for Atlanta,Judas & The Black Messiah, andGet Out, steps boldly into music with his Def Jam debut single“Fast Life”featuring Kid Cudi. Produced by Kyle Nolan, Christina Alba, and AJ Groy, the track arrives with a cinematic short-film style video directed by longtime collaborator Jeymes Samuel via Sturdy.Co. Blending moody visuals with introspective lyricism,“Fast Life”signals the beginning of Stanfield’s long-awaited album and his evolution as a multifaceted creative force.

Kindred the Family Soul, the celebrated neo-soul duo of Fatin and Aja Graydon-Dantzler, release the heartfelt video for “For Life”, celebrating their 27th wedding anniversary. The track, a preview of their upcoming album Grandlife (out October 3, 2025), reflects the joys, struggles, and enduring strength of their marriage, showcasing their signature soulful storytelling. Channeling Ashford & Simpson vibes, the couple affirms their long-lasting love, offering fans an intimate, authentic glimpse into a partnership that has inspired their music for nearly three decades.

Mariah Carey teams up with Anderson .Paak for the sultry new video for “Play This Song” from her latest album Here for It All . Set in a lavish black-and-white mansion, the duo share intimate moments, holding hands, dancing, and exchanging playful gestures, while delivering a smooth, throwback ballad reminiscent of Silk Sonic. With rich instrumentation of guitar, piano, horns, and strings, Carey and .Paak explore the push-and-pull of a breakup, blending vulnerability and flirtation in a stylish, captivating visual.

India Shawn continues to enchant with the release of her new video for “Cotton Candy Blvd” featuring Grammy-winning singer-songwriter Lucky Daye. Backed by a dreamy production from D’Mile and Chiiild, the two artists explore the delicate shift from friendship to romance, blending Shawn’s smooth, emotive vocals with Daye’s soulful delivery. The track builds on the narrative Shawn began with “Kill Switch” and showcases her ability to fuse heartfelt storytelling with innovative R&B textures.

Nigerian singer/songwriter Yemi Alade brings radiant energy in the vibrant new video for her single “Mbali.” Directed by Director Pink, the visual bursts with color, movement, and cultural pride, reflecting the Afro-pop track’s uplifting message about choosing joy and protecting your peace. Dressed in striking Asooke and African prints, Alade shines alongside dancers in bold hairstyles and outfits, creating a celebration of rhythm and heritage. With “Mbali,” she reminds listeners to live fully, stay unbothered, and dance through life’s challenges.

Cardi B and Kehlani deliver a cinematic experience with the official video for “Safe,” a highlight from Cardi’s long-awaited sophomore album Am I The Drama? Channeling TLC’s iconic “Creep” visuals, the duo appear in silky pajamas, moving in sync through playful choreography. But beneath the glossy surface lies a darker story, Cardi’s romance with a seemingly loving partner, played by Don Benjamin, spirals as secrets and betrayal emerge during a pregnancy. Blending nostalgia, heartbreak, and striking visuals, “Safe” is Cardi at her boldest.

Joell Ortiz makes a powerful return with the official video for “The Yaowa,” a standout track from his new album Love, Peace & Trauma. Shot in striking black-and-white, the visuals highlight Ortiz’s commanding delivery as he weaves gritty tales over Heatmakerz and K. Shelton’s production. With this single, the Brooklyn-bred lyricist, once a member of Slaughterhouse, continues to showcase his sharp wordplay and authenticity.

Skip Marley (grandson of Bob) continues his family’s legendary reggae lineage with the release of his new video for “In Our Sight,” filmed in Jamaica and directed by Aka.Ruppi. Produced by Supa Dups, the track samples Al Green’s “Love and Happiness” while drawing inspiration from Dennis Brown and The Abyssinians, weaving reggae’s past into the present. The visuals highlight unity and perseverance, showing Marley rallying community strength. With support from Canadian rapper Kardinal Offishall, the song delivers a timeless call for resilience and generational connection.

R&B singer and actor Keith D. Robinson has dropped the music video for his new single “Forever Bae,” the lead track from his upcoming album Love Episodic II , due this fall. Directed by Derek Blanks, the video stars Robinson opposite his "Beyond the Gates" co-star Daphnée Duplaix, who plays his love interest. The story follows their journey from first spark to romantic ups and downs, capturing passion, vulnerability, and commitment.

Moonchild returns with a stunning new video for their single “Not Sorry,” featuring the powerhouse talents of Jill Scott and Rapsody. The Los Angeles-based trio—Amber Navran, Andris Mattson, and Max Bryk—blend their signature mix of jazz, R&B, and electronic textures into a soulful anthem of self-assurance. Amber Navran’s playful yet resolute vocals set the tone, celebrating hard work and independence, while Jill Scott’s smooth delivery and Rapsody’s sharp lyricism elevate the track into a mesmerizing collaboration. 

Brooklyn, NY, rapper Papoose makes a strong return with the official video for “Counting Green” featuring hip-hop heavyweight Busta Rhymes and rising star CuhDeeJah. The track is an anthem about stacking real money: no small bills, just big notes and bigger ambition. In the vid Papoose delivers sharp lyricism, Busta brings his legendary energy, and CuhDeeJah, a U.S.-based rapper originally from Sierra Leone, adds a fresh twist. Directed by Sean 2 Miles and Daniel Curtis Lee, the video amplifies the song’s hustle-driven spirit while teasing what’s next from Papoose’s upcoming project.

Jermaine Dupri, GRAMMY-winning producer and Songwriters Hall of Famer, has dropped his full-length album Magic City alongside the powerful video for its focus track, “Atlanna” featuring CeeLo Green. A true Atlanta anthem, the record embodies the city’s pride, grit, and soul through Dupri’s signature production and CeeLo’s commanding vocals. Released in tandem with the finale of STARZ’s Magic City: An American Fantasy , which Dupri executive produced, “Atlanna” honors Atlanta’s past, present, and future while further cementing his legendary legacy.

Grammy-winning R&B star Ella Mai brings her latest single “Tell Her” to life with a stylish new video directed by Cole Santiago. Backing verses that pay homage to Destiny’s Child, the visual finds Mai taking on playful office roles while confidently reminding her lover to keep his ex in check. With sharp lyrics and a commanding presence, she delivers a message of love, loyalty, and self-assurance. Blending empowerment with creativity, “Tell Her” builds momentum for Ella’s return, signaling the start of an exciting new chapter in her artistry.

Keith Sweat makes a powerful return with the video for his new single “Working,” featuring rising Nigerian star Qing Madi. The groovy track blends classic R&B with Afro-soul, exploring love’s persistence and the struggle of proving yourself to someone you cherish. Sweat’s smooth, seasoned delivery pairs seamlessly with Qing Madi’s youthful, soulful tone, creating a cross-generational dialogue that feels both global and deeply personal. Together, they craft a heartfelt anthem about devotion, vulnerability, and the relentless effort to keep love alive.

Neo-soul singer Isis Chanel unveils the video for her heartfelt single “Missing Piece,” a tender reflection on love and connection. Born in Detroit, Isis draws from the city’s Motown and Techno legacy, blending R&B, funk, pop, and house into her signature sound. Directed by Isis herself with co-director Meaghan Sutton, the visual captures her poetic storytelling as she contemplates life and love, declaring her partner the true “missing piece” that completes her journey.