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Miley Cyrus – Bass Persuades (Album Review)
September 17, 2026

Yeat – COCOON (Album Review)
September 17, 2026

Tuck Nuisance – Can’t Box Me In (Album Review)
September 13, 2026

Nine Vicious – SEDITION (Album Review)
September 12, 2026

Jhené Aiko – Westside Whimsy (Album Review)
September 10, 2026

Young Thug & Young Stoner Life – Slime Language 3 (Album Review)
September 4, 2026

Rebecca Black – Age of the Exhibitionist (Album Review)
September 4, 2026

Benny Canales & Big O – Blindfolded (Album Review)
September 4, 2026

Paris Paloma – The Fatal Flaw (Album Review)
September 4, 2026

KARRAHBOOO- NOT DA 2 (Album Review)
September 3, 2026

Beyoncé- B’DAY (20th ANNIVERSARY DELUXE EDITION) (Album Review)
September 3, 2026
2Rare and Amerie revive an R&B classic with the playful “Buss Down (1 Thing)” collaboration.
A radiant pop gem that immerses us in the intoxicating high of new love while never denying the realities of potential heartbreak.
Claudia Isaki and Kojey Radical pair dreamy alternative R&B with a powerful reminder to embrace imperfection and give yourself grace on “Origami Pt. 2.”
A list of all the notable first-week sales in hip-hop, country, R&B, and pop.
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Toosii reflects on prayer, sacrifice, and years of grinding throughout the melodic “Nights Prayed” single.
No human can contain Molombo when he's in this creative state.
C. Shreve the Professor keeps his flow conditioned over rugged boom-bap production on “Dad Bod.”
Ye and Playboi Carti's relationship seems to be thriving.
Yung Miami summoned Jeezy’s spirit, an angry sample, and possibly an artificial ad-lib for two bangers.
Tinashe earns her first Billboard 200 top 10 as "Popstar" debuts impressively at No. 6.
2Rare and Amerie revive an R&B classic with the playful “Buss Down (1 Thing)” collaboration.
A radiant pop gem that immerses us in the intoxicating high of new love while never denying the realities of potential heartbreak.
Claudia Isaki and Kojey Radical pair dreamy alternative R&B with a powerful reminder to embrace imperfection and give yourself grace on “Origami Pt. 2.”
A list of all the notable first-week sales in hip-hop, country, R&B, and pop.