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New Music Friday: The hottest new music drops this week

Larry June
The best new music release from the week of February 7th.

It’s the first week of February, and Remixd Magazine is back with our New Music Friday drops. Aka, our weekly roundup of the best new music that dropped this week. Below, you’ll find a mix of highly anticipated and surprise releases, including projects, remixes, and singles from artists like Larry June, Tommy Richland, Nardo Wick, Gelo, and more!

Larry June, 2 Chainz, & The Alchemist – ‘Life Is Beautiful ’ (Album)

Kicking things off, Larry June teams up with 2 Chainz and The Alchemist for their joint project Life Is Beautiful. The album includes previously released singles such as “I Been” and “Bad Choice,” along with smooth production from The Alchemist throughout. Moreover, this collaboration brings together laid-back vibes and sharp lyricism for a new standout project.

Montana 700 – ‘700 Reasons’ (Album)

Dallas’s own Montana 700 delivers his latest project, 700 Reasons. Known for his non-violent lyricism, the Texas artist shows why he’s at the forefront of the new wave of Texas talent. The album features artists such as Hunxho, Tee Grizzley, Peezy, BigXthaPlug, and Zillionare Zoe. Additionally, Montana 700 also drops a music video for “Pipeline” featuring BigXthaPlug, further solidifying his presence in the game.

Nardo Wick – ‘Hold Off’ (EP)

Nardo Wick returns with his new EP Hold Off, offering a taste of what’s to come ahead of his sophomore release. This six-track project serves as a short yet powerful appetizer for fans, featuring a collaboration with Kodak Black on the single “I Don’t F**k With This Beat.”

Rio Da Young OG – ‘Rio Free (Something Happened)’ (Album)

Rio Da Young OG drops the official deluxe edition of his project Rio Free, now with 10 additional tracks, bringing the total to 20. The album features hits like “Rio Free” and “We Dem N****s!” Overall, It’s clear that Rio is back and better than ever, ready to continue his ascent in the rap game.

TYGA – ‘NSFW’ (Album)

After a two-year hiatus, Tyga returns with his latest album, NSFW.This marks his first solo project since Legendary in 2019. *NSFW* includes the single “Slave,” which samples Britney Spears’s 2001 hit “Slave 4 U.” The album also features collaborations with Flo Milli, Lil Wayne, Ty Dolla $ign, and Cher, among others.

Tommy Richman – “Actin Up

Tommy Richman debuts his latest viral hit, “Actin Up.” The Virginia native steps away from his usual 80s-synth-inspired rhythms to deliver a nostalgic mid-2000s vibe. After teasing the track on social media for several weeks, Tommy’s song has already reached viral status, making waves across platforms. Additionally, Tommy Richman is gearing up for his upcoming “CYOTE” tour.

Gelo Featuring Lil Wayne – “Tweaker

Def Jam’s latest signee, Gelo, takes his viral single “Tweaker” to the next level with a remix featuring Lil Wayne. The athlete-turned-rapper capitalizes on the song’s success, and the remix, featuring Wayne’s legendary flow, has definitely silenced any debate about which rapper should join him on the track. Nonetheless, Gelo continues to make noise with this release.

Melanie Fiona – ‘Mona Lisa Smile’

Canadian songstress Melanie Fiona shows her resilience in her latest single, “Mona Lisa Smile.” The vocal powerhouse delivers a self-empowerment anthem while paying homage to Leonardo da Vinci’s famous painting “Mona Lisa”. Furthermore, the single arrives ahead of her upcoming EP, “Say Yes.”

Rema – “Baby (It’s A Crime)”

Afro Beats star Rema shares his highly anticipated single, “Baby (It’s A Crime).” For this release, Rema channels Sade by sampling her classic hit “Is It A Crime.” Throughout the track, he gets real with his lover about the complexities of his lifestyle.

Key Glock – “3AM In Tokyo”

Memphis’s own Key Glock takes things international with his latest single, “3AM In Tokyo.” On this short but impactful track, Key Glock brags about his self-made success and serves up an anthem of confidence. Furthermore, at just over two minutes, it’s a quick hit of inspiration.

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