Detroit producer CoffeeBlack is on his third straight collab album—Love at First Sight? with WTM Scoob, No Fakin with Wan Go, and now Knowledge Thru Friends with 8088i—that sounds as if it were born out of the kind of improvisatory jam session that you can always count on seeing in a music biopic. Of courseRead More
I can almost put my finger on a certain aesthetic that feels potent at the moment—it’s starry-eyed and windblown, private but ecstatic, rendered in cool tones but glowing with bright light. You can feel it in photos where sunlight catches water, or the distant lights of a city are seen from inside a plane. AndRead More
By basically any metric, Bad Bunny is one of the biggest pop stars on the planet. Yet as he’s released the most-streamed album on Spotify (2022’s Un Verano Sin Ti) and sold out concerts around the globe, the Puerto Rican rapper, born Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio, has always put his island first. This homegrown, “sobreRead More
LiAngelo Ball—the middle child of the Ball brothers, who have been California hoop phenoms since their early teens—is putting out music that sounds like he wants to convince us he grew up crooning on the porches of Baton Rouge with Boosie and Webbie. Last week, the sole Ball not in the NBA premiered his singleRead More
Wake up: It’s 2025 and Jane Remover is here to blast the sand out of your eyes with a leaf blower. The setup is simple—four microscopic counts in, then a cyclone of fractured samples fueled by a relentlessly skipping “J” that never makes it to the exhale. Like their other dreamy recent singles, “JRJRJR” (theRead More
A “Wheezy outta here!” tag to start, a Future sermon at the end, Urus trucks and tarmacs in between: The hottest new Lil Baby track feels pretty familiar. More significantly, “Dum, Dumb, and Dumber,” from Baby’s new album, WHAM, spells redemption for Atlanta’s beloved Young Thug. This is Thugger’s first new verse since the pleaRead More
Just over nine years ago, in the “Alright” music video, Kendrick Lamar and his Black Hippy compatriots bounced in a broken-down lowrider while Kendrick spit a freestyle over a groovy Sounwave beat that lasted just 30 seconds. The snippet stands as the most-replayed section of a video with over 180 million YouTube views, and doesRead More
fakemink is the anchorite of the UK rap underground. Like Florence Sinclair and John Glacier, the 19-year-old rapper draws from the same book as Dean Blunt, glamorizing the backwash of Britain and quilting tourist-shop tat into luxury couture. He isolates himself like Blunt too. His jerk-like music is fundamentally sun-shy yet rich with the fantasiesRead More
Addison Rae’s 2024 started with a bang: screaming over the top of mentor-slash-bestie Charli XCX’s viral “Von Dutch” remix and letting loose a short, fiendishly simple earworm into A.G. Cook’s Britpop highlight “Lucifer.” Rae’s first solo track of the year, the shimmery Lanacore ballad “Diet Pepsi,” became her first Billboard hit, having received a tidyRead More
First it was “Not My Problem,” a catchy jerk-R&B one-off by ultra-viral teenager (and daughter of Mos Def) Laila!, who turns the title into a mantra. “Niggas talkin’ shit/Bitches talkin’ shit/It’s not my problem,” she sings, warm but cheeky, drawing from the teen prodigies of the ’90s like Brandy and Aaliyah. Great song. Then theRead More
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