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Lil Baby Sets November 6 Release Date for New Album “FRESH”
October 20, 2026

Gunna Earns 100th Hot 100 Entry as “Pop It” Debuts at No. 55
October 20, 2026







Cardi B’s Tiny Desk Concert Premieres October 19 at Noon ET
October 18, 2026


Top 5 Stories of the Day (10/16): Drake, Pharrell & Bruno Mars
October 16, 2026
Damn, Yung Miami has the world on this project.
Following "WHAM," Lil Baby has a chance to turn renewed interest into lasting excitement with "FRESH."
The Ardyst crafts a captivating R&B gem about mutual desire, private intimacy, and turning romantic fantasies into a lasting connection.
Gunna reaches 100 Hot 100 entries as “Pop It” debuts, joining an exclusive group of artists.
Taylor Felt delivers an uplifting dance-pop gem about letting go of emotional baggage and finding freedom on the dance floor.
A chill pop-rap track about overcoming obstacles, staying humble, and refusing to lose sight of your goals.
A Puck report names JAY-Z as the prospective headliner for the 2027 Super Bowl halftime show.
VALDIS dances through heartbreak with infectious synth-pop, reminding listeners to feel their pain and keep moving.
Dominic Fike’s “Babydoll” took eight years to reach the Top 10, so maybe give your favorite song another week.
Nathan Fielder’s "You Can See Everything" delivers a surreal theatrical experience that grows more powerful afterward.
Taylor Swift earns a third week at No. 1 as Ella Langley reaches 52 chart weeks and “Dracula” returns to the Top 5.
Damn, did you know LUCKI had more faces than Laura Loomer?
The Ardyst crafts a captivating R&B gem about mutual desire, private intimacy, and turning romantic fantasies into a lasting connection.
Taylor Felt delivers an uplifting dance-pop gem about letting go of emotional baggage and finding freedom on the dance floor.
A chill pop-rap track about overcoming obstacles, staying humble, and refusing to lose sight of your goals.
VALDIS dances through heartbreak with infectious synth-pop, reminding listeners to feel their pain and keep moving.