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Gang Starr & J. Cole Trade Bars In “Family And Loyalty”
September 20, 2019

Akon Schools Us On Strippers In “Benjamin”
September 19, 2019

DaBaby Shows The World His Vulnerable Side In “Intro”
September 19, 2019

Wiz Khalifa Drops “Everything’s Everything”
September 19, 2019

Roy Woods Returns With “Bubbly”
September 19, 2019

G-Eazy & Nef The Pharaoh Get “Too Loud” In New Single
September 19, 2019

G-Eazy & E-40 Connect For “No Rappers”
September 19, 2019

Stream ILoveMakonnen’s “Drink More Water Free”
September 19, 2019

Danny Brown Reminisces On His Past In “Best Life”
September 18, 2019

Katrina Stuart Gets Fiery In “Blue Roses”
September 18, 2019

Liam Payne Links Up With A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie For “Stack It Up”
September 18, 2019
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Taylor Swift replaces herself atop iTunes as “Patient Zero” and The Encore dominate Apple charts.
Phoebe Bridgers really knows how to make something sound like an emotional breakdown, doesn’t she?
Kirk Franklin and GloRilla bring high-energy gospel vibes to “This Time,” an uplifting single about overcoming struggles and pushing forward.
John Legend explores the uncomfortable contrast between beauty and tragedy on “Fireflies,” refusing to let moments of light distract from the darkness surrounding them.