Chris Brown has dropped the official music video for his latest track, “Sensational,” featuring collaborations with Davido and Lojay. Directed by Child., the video showcases Chris Brown and his team executing sharp choreography across various settings, with appearances from Davido and Lojay enhancing its visual appeal.

The track “Sensational,” produced by DJ Hardwerk, serves as the second single from Brown’s upcoming 11th album titled “11:11.” Fans can anticipate its release on November 11 under Chris Brown Entertainment/RCA Records. This track follows the momentum of the album’s lead single, “Summer Too Hot,” co-produced by Roccstar and Gabriel Roland, which soared to the top spot on rhythmic radio charts in September.

Initially, Brown had hinted that “11:11” would comprise 11 tracks. However, in a now-deleted Instagram post from May, he hinted at a change, stating, “I’ve been immersed in the studio, crafting something special. More information on the album’s title will be released soon. Expect quality over quantity.” By August, Brown expressed a desire to focus on delivering impactful music, stating, “I appreciate the enthusiasm from my dedicated fans. However, I aim to prioritize quality over quantity with ’11:11′.”

In a recent update, Brown announced that “11:11” would feature a total of 22 tracks. He plans a unique release strategy: unveiling the first 11 tracks at 11 a.m., followed by an additional 11 tracks at 11 p.m. on November 11.

This upcoming album succeeds his 2022 release, “Breezy,” which garnered Grammy nominations and featured collaborations with notable artists like Anderson. Paak, Bryson Tiller, Ella Mai, and others. Particularly, the track “Call Me Every Day” featuring Wizkid achieved gold status, recognized by the RIAA for sales surpassing 500,000 units.

Their collaborative effort earned Brown and Wizkid an accolade at the 54th NAACP Image Awards earlier this year. Brown had previously toured in support of “Breezy,” including his “One of Them Ones Tour” alongside rapper Lil Baby.

In a testament to his enduring popularity, Brown initiated the “Under the Influence Tour” this year, bolstered by the renewed success of his 2019 track that gained traction on TikTok. Recognizing the overwhelming demand, he expanded the tour’s schedule.

Ghanaian vocalist and lyricist Gregory Bortey Promise Newman, popularly recognized as King Promise, releases the music video for “Terminator,” featuring Young Jonn. Helmed by David Duncan of The Pirates Films, this visual rendition stands as a testament to artistic brilliance, harmonizing seamlessly with the track’s dynamic rhythm.

In “Terminator,” King Promise exudes his distinct musical flair, enthralling audiences with his velvety vocals and compelling dance sequences. The inclusion of Young Jonn amplifies the video’s energy, injecting an additional zest that resonates with viewers.

Together, their collaboration manifests into a mesmerizing spectacle, leaving an indelible impression and fostering anticipation for more. King Promise further cements his stature as Ghana’s illustrious musical gem, having already enraptured global audiences with chart-toppers such as “Oh Yeah,” “Selfish,” and “Tokyo.”

Born on August 16, 1995, Gregory Bortey Newman, known professionally as King Promise, stands as a luminary within Ghana’s highlife and afrobeats landscape, celebrated for his extensive repertoire, including hits like “Oh Yeah,” “Selfish,” and “Tokyo.” As a prized signee of Legacy Life Entertainment, King Promise continues to elevate his musical legacy.

Lil Durk makes a strong comeback with his latest track, “All My Life,” featuring J. Cole, accompanied by a visually captivating music video directed by Steve Cannon. Released on Friday (May 12), the video showcases Durk in a more optimistic setting compared to his previous works.

The single resonates with youthful vigor, echoing a message of hope and empowerment, reminiscent of Nas’ iconic song, “I Can.” Throughout the video narrative, both artists are seen engaging with children on a porch, dancing, and sharing moments of camaraderie.

Both Durk and Cole deliver impactful verses, addressing themes of personal transformation and societal challenges. Durk, representing Chicago, delves into his journey of reshaping his public persona and seeking emotional healing from past challenges. Meanwhile, Cole, the visionary behind Dreamville, highlights the unfortunate trend of rising violence in the rap community and critiques media exploitation of these tragedies.

The track “All My Life” is slated to feature on Lil Durk’s forthcoming album, Almost Healed, set to debut on May 26. In a recent conversation with Zane Lowe on Apple Music, Durk Derrick Banks discussed the evolution of his music, emphasizing personal growth and introspection.

Expressing his anticipation for Almost Healed, the 30-year-old artist shared, “I’m eager for everyone to experience ‘Almost Healed.’ It encapsulates my energy and represents a transformative phase in my life.”

Delving deeper into the album’s essence, Durk elaborated on its significance, conveying the message of resilience and healing in various life situations. He articulated, “The title speaks volumes. Whether it’s emotional wounds or physical injuries, we all strive to heal. The album encapsulates these sentiments, allowing listeners to connect on multiple levels, embracing diverse emotions and experiences.”

Ayra Starr unveils the music video for her latest hit single, “SABILITY,” featuring a notable cameo from Temi Otedola, often recognized as Mr. Eazi’s finance minister.

“SABILITY” by Ayra Starr resonates as a compelling anthem urging individuals to embrace self-assurance, recognizing their innate talents and accomplishments. It champions the idea of steadfast determination, urging listeners to pursue their aspirations regardless of external judgment or criticism.

Centered around the essence of “sability”—signifying profound knowledge and awareness—the song’s lyrics resonate deeply. Ayra Starr confidently asserts her place as a burgeoning force within the Nigerian music landscape, conveying a message of empowerment to those who resonate with her unwavering self-confidence.

Moreover, Ayra Starr confronts the pervasive scrutiny that often accompanies her rising fame. Through “SABILITY,” she confronts her observers, emphasizing the importance of acceptance and moving beyond mere speculation, steadfastly focused on her journey.

With the song’s official video release on February 18, 2023, Ayra Starr reaffirms her commitment to her artistic vision, undeterred by external perceptions and poised for continued success.

Riding high on the acclaim from his recent team-up with Crayon and Skrillex on the track “Yo Fam,” renowned Nigerian producer Sarz returns with an electrifying new release titled “Happiness.” This time, he merges talents from different continents, bringing together Nigerian vocalist Asake and American hip-hop star Gunna.

“Happiness” serves as a precursor to Sarz’s anticipated 2024 album release, offering fans a tantalizing preview of what’s in store. True to its name, the song radiates joy and festivity, setting the tone for the upcoming album with its infectious energy and spirit.

Beyond the music, Sarz has teased an exciting visual narrative for “Happiness.” Helmed by the accomplished Edgar Esteves, the upcoming music video promises a feast for the eyes, with Sarz, Asake, and Gunna collaborating to create a cinematic experience. A glimpse of the set, shared by Sarz on social media, amps up anticipation for a visual masterpiece that complements the track’s allure.

Both Asake and Gunna bring their distinct musical flavors to “Happiness,” highlighting the depth and diversity of their artistry. Sarz’s impeccable production seamlessly integrates these two powerhouse voices, crafting a track that resonates deeply while igniting anticipation for their collective synergy.

Masterminded by Sarz, “Happiness” underscores his prowess as a producer and maestro of musical partnerships. As the countdown begins for Sarz’s forthcoming album, this track serves as an enticing preview, hinting at a musical odyssey that transcends boundaries and celebrates the universal language of joy.

Alongside the song’s official debut on Friday (June 23), New York-based artists Nicki Minaj and Ice Spice have dropped the music video for their joint track, “Barbie World.”

Immersed in a palette of pink hues and featuring a troupe of chiseled dancers reminiscent of Ken dolls, the “Barbie World” video encapsulates a quintessential doll-themed fantasy. Helmed by director Hannah Lux Davis, the visual spectacle sees Minaj and Spice channeling iconic scenes reminiscent of Greta Gerwig’s film trailer, mastering their Barbie-inspired poses amidst a lavish rendition of the famed Barbie Dreamhouse.

This collaboration isn’t the first for Nicki Minaj and Ice Spice. The duo previously collaborated, teaming up with Ice Spice’s frequent collaborator, RiotUSA, on a remix titled “Princess Diana,” derived from Ice’s EP titled Like. Notably, this remix soared to No. 4 on the Billboard Hot 100 charts. “Barbie World” cleverly integrates a memorable sample from AQUA’s 1997 chart-topper, “Barbie Girl,” with the Danish Europop ensemble receiving rightful songwriting credits.

Prior to the official rollout of the Barbie promotional blitz, speculation arose suggesting that AQUA’s original “Barbie Girl” track, a 1997 Hot 100 hit peaking at No. 7, would not feature in the film. This uncertainty stemmed from a historical legal battle between Mattel, the brains behind Barbie, and MCA Records. In 2002, Mattel’s claims alleging copyright infringement against AQUA’s song were dismissed, with both parties involved facing and ultimately overcoming defamation allegations. Subsequent appeals to these decisions were also rejected.

Taylor Swift has unveiled a new music video for her remix of “Karma” featuring Ice Spice. Directed by Swift herself, the visual showcases the pop icon in an array of unconventional settings, from being encased in a lightbulb and ensnared within an hourglass to standing atop a Wizard of Oz-inspired storybook complete with a vibrant yellow brick road. As the narrative unfolds, Ice Spice joins Swift, and the duo navigates a cosmic journey, lassoing planets, rowing across vast oceans, and exchanging melodies amid scenic backdrops of mountains (representing Swift) and clouds (symbolizing Ice Spice). Check out the video below.

During her recent headline performance in East Rutherford, New Jersey, Swift surprised fans by inviting Ice Spice on stage for a live rendition of their collaborative “Karma” remix. As the Eras Tour continues its summer run—with upcoming stops in cities like Chicago, Pittsburgh, Minneapolis, Denver, and Seattle, among others—fans eagerly anticipate what’s next, hoping for uninterrupted shows without security disruptions.

On May 26, the deluxe edition of Midnights was released, featuring the revamped “Karma” remix, an extended rendition of “Snow on the Beach” enriched with additional Lana Del Rey vocals, and the Target CD-exclusive track “Hits Different.” Mark your calendars, as Swift’s reimagined album, Speak Now (Taylor’s Version), is slated for release on July 7.

For Ice Spice, this remix marks yet another milestone in her breakout year. Following the momentum of her 2023 hit “Munch (Feelin’ U),” she continues to ascend the airwaves with her PinkPantheress collaboration, “Boy’s a Liar, Pt. 2.” Adding to her growing repertoire, Ice Spice is gearing up to feature on the Barbie soundtrack, teaming up with Nicki Minaj on the track “Barbie World.”

Selena Gomez has unveiled her latest single, “Single Soon,” accompanied by its official music video.

Set against an infectious, upbeat melody released this past Friday at midnight, Gomez enthusiastically croons about her eagerness to embrace the single life again, albeit contemplating the best way to part ways with her current beau.

“Should I convey it over a call? Or perhaps a note tucked inside his jacket?” she muses in the song’s introductory verse, crafted under the production prowess of Benny Blanco and Cashmere Cat. “Perhaps I’ll vanish without a trace, sparing him the pain, especially with the weekend drawing near.”

Transitioning to the chorus, Gomez confidently declares her readiness for the next chapter, belting out, “Choosing this dress, slipping into these shoes, as I foresee my single status looming.”

The accompanying music video, also released at midnight, commences with Gomez opting for a poignant note for her partner, bearing the message, “I’m sorry. I can’t. Don’t hate me.” This gesture pays homage to a memorable moment from “Sex and the City,” reminiscent of Jack Berger’s note to Carrie Bradshaw in the iconic season 6 episode, “The Post-It Always Sticks Twice.”

Subsequently, the video transitions to scenes of Gomez preparing for a vibrant evening with her close-knit circle, encompassing lively drinks, spirited dance sequences, and culminating in a refreshing pool plunge, setting the stage for an exhilarating sleepover.

R&B and Neo-Soul sensation Piper-Grace, hailing from the Southwest, is poised to enchant audiences with her most recent single, ‘Skin,’ succeeding her April drop, ‘Selfish.’ Listen to ‘Skin’ right here.

‘Skin’ encapsulates three minutes of raw emotion and vulnerability. Piper-Grace delivers yet another stellar vocal showcase, delving into the intricate dance between succumbing to tempting impulses and exercising restraint, all set against a captivating instrumental backdrop that immediately captures the listener’s attention.

As Piper-Grace continues to ascend, ‘Skin’ stands as a compelling testament to her evolving artistry, seamlessly blending relatability with rhythmic prowess. Her heartfelt vocals resonate deeply, capturing both fans and industry insiders alike.

Piper-Grace’s distinctive vocal style, infused with soulful nuances, has graced esteemed stages such as Tape, The Social (as an opener for Saint Joshua), Camden’s Jazz Café, and Koko (supporting Afrobeat and Amapiano maestro DJ Spinall). Additionally, she’s performed at venues like Soho House, Amazing Grace, and Live Nation’s ‘Source’ showcase at The Old Blue Last.

Her musical prowess hasn’t gone unnoticed, garnering praise from influential industry platforms like Clash, Notion, Wordplay, and Wonderland.

Reflecting on her latest release, Piper-Grace expressed her enthusiasm, stating, “The release of ‘Skin’ fills me with immense excitement. This track embodies my growth as an emerging artist, exploring the delicate balance between longing and restraint. Collaborating with Talay Riley and Joe Gosling was pure magic from our first session last year.”

Jack Harlow has made a comeback with “Lovin On Me,” complemented by an associated music video. Released on Friday (Nov. 10) and directed by Aidan Cullen, the straightforward visuals spotlight a range of Harlow’s acquaintances. Set against vibrant backdrops, Harlow is depicted dancing alongside a puppy, donning various attire.

Prior to the video’s premiere, Harlow shared insights about its significance, dubbing the track as the initiation of a “new chapter” in his musical journey. He emphasized a forthcoming evolution in his sound following the unveiling of this particular single.

Expressing gratitude on Instagram, he wrote, “Thank you for allowing me to reset this year. I returned to Kentucky and crafted an album that touring wouldn’t have permitted. Embracing the warmth of family and old friends, this has undeniably been one of my most joyful years. Yet, the dawn of a new era is upon us. Await ‘Lovin On Me’ at midnight EST.”

In the video, the Kentucky-born artist radiates positivity, effortlessly syncing with his friends as they revel and synchronize with the music’s rhythm. Regarding the song’s composition, Genius.com notes that “Lovin On Me” incorporates a sample from Dale’s “Whatever,” with Harlow ingeniously adapting its chorus for his rendition. Throughout his verses, Harlow exhibits playful flirtation with a prospective romantic interest.

He spits lines like, “Young J-A-C-K, also known as Rico, is akin to Suave, Young Enrique. Mentioning AKA, she’s an alpha, but in my presence, she turns reticent; let’s pause.” Further emphasizing, “Don’t misconstrue perceptions about me. Disregard the misconceptions; there’s an undeniable allure about her when she dons cheetah prints, yearning for recognition in my circle.”

Harlow had initially teased “Lovin on Me” in October via his social media platforms. He commenced a series on TikTok, showcasing moments with his pet and integrating the track’s rhythm. Clad in New Balance athletic wear, Harlow animatedly lip-synced to the chorus, teasing fans with snippets of the song.