The music world is buzzing this week, with established stars and emerging artists alike dropping new tracks, and projects. Following Bad Bunny’s high-energy Super Bowl LX halftime performance, a wave of new music is hitting the scene, particularly from Black artists during Black History Month.
J. Cole’s long-awaited album, The Fall Off, has dominated the conversation, but a wealth of other exciting releases are vying for attention. From the rekindled feud between Ja Rule and 50 Cent to tour announcements from Wale and Floetry, the music landscape is dynamic and evolving.
Grammy winner Victoria Monét is back with a new single, “Let Me,” just in time for Valentine’s Day. The singer, who also attends culinary school, is preparing to hit the road with Bruno Mars, and this track signals a new era for her music. It’s described as a “pleasure-pleasing” song designed to set a romantic mood.
Elsewhere, Gunna and Chris Brown are revisiting their 2025 hit “WGFT” with a new, raunchy visual. The track, featuring Brown’s R&B vocals and Gunna’s signature rap style, is already being touted as a Valentine’s Day essential.
Baby Rose and Leon Thomas have collaborated on “Friends Again,” a song that explores the complexities of intimacy and emotional boundaries. The track, released after a successful night at the Grammys for Thomas, features moody production and smoky vocals that capture the tension between connection and self-preservation.
Rising Dallas rapper OC Chris is making waves with his new track, joining the “F*k Ice” movement with a protest song that addresses deportation issues. The song showcases his “wise-cracking attitude” and commitment to fighting for his community.
U.K. Artist Armor delves into the contradictions of street life with his latest single, “Get Yours, I’ll Get Mine.” The track offers a gritty and self-aware perspective on ambition, addiction, and survival, exposing the mental toll of a fast-paced lifestyle.
BunnaB, currently touring with YFN Lucci, is generating buzz with “Mind Right,” a high-energy track that showcases her “infectious personality” and lyrical prowess. The song is described as a signature twist on a new hit, filled with “IG caption-worthy bars.”
South London rapper SFace is gaining attention with “Stolen Flow,” a freestyle track that demonstrates his smooth delivery and lived-in perspective. The song is a hustler’s anthem, reflecting his ambition and determination to succeed.
Jamie Foxx returns to the music scene with “Somebody,” a new love song that showcases his classic sound and sensual lyrics. The track is expected to resonate with fans and welcome the multi-talented entertainer back with open arms.
Joshua Baraka teams up with Shenseea for an afrobeats remix of “Moroco,” adding a sultry Dancehall verse that brings a fresh energy to the track. The remix was teased at a performance in the BK Arena and quickly gained traction online.
Newark’s Shotgun Suge is making a strong impression with his EP, “Me Personally,” showcasing his battle-tested reputation and lyrical skills. The five-track project explores themes of loyalty, survival, and ambition, offering a glimpse into the life of a rising hip-hop artist.
Finally, Compton rapper Billionaire Buck returns with “Fup A Check,” a money-motivated track about lavish spending and relentless hustling. The song reflects his ambition to acquire wealth through various means, from traditional hustles to digital ventures.
