It’s New Music Friday and Remixd Magazine has you covered with the best new music. Throughout this list, you can catch singles and albums from artists such as Dababy, Monaleo, BIA, J. Cole and more! You can check out this week’s roundup below.
New Music Friday Picks
Dababy- ‘How TF This A Mixtape?’ (Mixtape)
Following a two year hiatus, Dababy returns with his latest project How TF This A Mixtape? The 14 song project includes the single “In A Minute” where he reflects on the highs and lows of his carer within recent years. Additionally, the song serves as the album’s Intro Track. You can stream How TF This A Mixtape? here.
BIA featuring Lil Yatchy – “Pissed Off”
BIA has joined forces with Lil Yatchy with “Pissed Off.” Throughout the single, the duo bounce back and forth the clever punchlines and straight forward lyricism. Futhermore, both BIA and Yatchy showcase their neutral colored street fashion throughout the songs music video. Nonetheless, they both let out their frustrations with an array of monotoned and hyper vocal delivery.
Tee Grizzley featuring J. Cole – “Blow for Blow”
Detroit’s own Tee Grizzley showcases his versatility throughout “Blow for Blow.” For this single, Tee Grizzley recruits J. Cole who began the song with heavy back to back bars. Addiotnally, Tee reciprocates Cole’s high energy finishing off the Pi’erre Bourne produced record.
Monaleo- ‘Throwing Bows’ (EP)
Following the release of several singles such as “Passanger Princess( Jibbitz) featuring Stunna 4 Vegas and “Flush Em” featuring Kaliii, Monaleo unleashes her Throwing Bows EP. Known for her extremely cleaver punchlining lyrics, the album’s title fullly encompasses the EP’s entire flow. This project includes additional features from Sauce Walka and Baby Kia.
Tommy Richman- ‘CYOTE’ (Album)
Following the release of his smash hit single “Million Dollar Baby” earlier this year, Tommy Richman has built high anticipation for the release of his album CYOTE. Finally, the project debuts with eleven new singles. This project includes the songs “Though You Were The One” and “Whitney” which was released earlier this month. Tommy’s synethezied vocals and catchy song cadences are maintained throughout this project.
The Weeknd featuring Playboi Carti- “Timeless”
Just two weeks after the release of his single “Dancing In The Flames,” The Weeknd switches the tempo with “Timeless” featuring Playboi Carti. The genre bending single blends Carti’s vibey hip hop flow with The Weeknd’s R&B tailored vocals. Additionally, Pharell’s complex production add on to the songs many layers.
Peezy- ‘Small Time Ghetto’ (Album)
Sparing just under a year since his last album “Ghetto,” Peezy returns with an 8 single full length EP Small Time Ghetto. The album includes its leading single “All Black Trucks,” where Peezy flexes his riches while expressing his preferred style of transportation. Peezy taps into his Detroit roots with his choice of features from G.T, Lil Karty, and Payroll Giovanni.
Lil Durk- “Turn Up a Notch”
Lil Durk releases his highly anticipated ingle “Turn Up a Notch.” Throughout the song, Durk reflects on his career spanning over a decade while promoting self motivation. Keeping it simple, Durk delivers a catchy flow throughout the just over two minute song.
Moneybagg Yo- ‘Speak Now Or…’(Album)
Moneybagg Yo delivers the sequel to his Speak Now project earlier this year with ‘Speak Now Or…’ The album entails an additional 7 songs while bringing a brand new feel to his Speak Now series. This album includes singles such as “Bussin” featuring Rob49 and “Whiskey Whiskey” featuring Morgan Wallen. Nonetheless, Moneybagg Yo delivers a strong revamp of a solid project.
Lord Jah-Monte Ogbon- “I’m Signed to Lex Now I’m Up“
Charlotte, North Carolina’s very own, Lord Jah-Monte Ogbon unleashes his debut single as the latest signee of Lex Records “Im Signed to Lex Now I’m Up.” Appropriately named, the single encompasses Jah-Monte’s fluid flow. In addition, Jah-Monte carries listeners into a beat switch where he demonstrates his versatility over any beat. Maintain a heavy presence within the underground rap scene, “I’m Signed to Lex Now I’m Up” introduces his artistry into the masses.
