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Paulo Londra’s "Sin Cadenas" reflects on freedom with a nod to Alexis Mac Allister. L-Gante and La K’onga merge urban and cuarteto in "Otra Poesía." Ricardo Arjona’s "Todo Termina" explores impermanence, written during his recovery. Luis Fernando Borjas blends tradition and reinvention in "Pa’ Mi," shaping his solo career.

Ca7riel & Paco Amoroso bring their signature fusion to "Re Forro." Los Vásquez embrace storytelling in "Por La Carretera." Nanpa Básico and Maisak deliver introspection on "Diálogos De Paz," while Yng Lvcas mixes reggaeton and trap in "Dramático."

Key Glock’s "No Sweat" lands with bass-heavy production, marking his Republic Records debut, while VonOff1700’s "I'm Still Lovin Yu" weaves gritty storytelling into Chicago’s raw energy. Maine Musik’s "8issahm" stays true to Baton Rouge’s unfiltered rap, reinforcing his presence in Spider Gang.

YoungBoy Never Broke Again’s "Take Me Slow" balances introspection with intensity, and 310babii’s "Bad" flips James Brown’s "The Boss" into a modern rap-funk hybrid, blending past and present.

Epica’s "T.I.M.E." blends orchestral metal with dark fantasy, while Cradle of Filth’s "White Hellebore" delivers gothic horror. Man With A Mission’s "Vertigo" fuels "Mecha BREAK," and GhostSeeker’s "Wake Up (Imposter)" teases their debut. Cabal’s "Redemption Denied" unleashes deathcore brutality.

Sacred Steel’s "The Watcher Infernal" twists Lucifer’s tale, while Whitechapel’s "Hate Cult Ritual" revives Drop A tuning. Elvenking’s "Gone Epoch" nears their trilogy’s finale, and Caregah’s "Forever Merciless" drowns in sludgy riffs.

"Jamais Gâté" unites Sethlo and Toofan with Afro rhythms, while Nisha Ts weaves storytelling into "Admire Kadembo." Lwah Ndlunkulu blends Maskandi and Afro-pop on "Mnakwethu," and Mr Crown teams with Chile One Mr Zambia for "Come Over." Xaven and Chef 187 trade sharp verses on "Kuifililwa."

Zakalara’s "Vérité" brings introspection, Leshao Leshao fuses Maasai roots with urban textures on "Kaitingie Ake Ena," and Yampano’s "Mamayi" blends Rwandan influences into Afro-soul.

"Bandit" delivers Tommy Lee Sparta’s gothic dancehall energy, pairing haunting vocals with ominous beats. "Stiff Kin" unites Baggh-E SMG, Big Kay SMG, and Farmaan SMG, weaving trap with Indian hip-hop. OG Lucifer and CALM trade swagger in "Terey Papa," while Adofo’s "No Feelings" blends dancehall and R&B.

VannDa and YOUNGOHM’s "Smoke Up" fuses Khmer and Thai rap. Damso’s "Grand Soleil" enlists 18 artists for charity. Aitch revives his punchline-driven flow in "Straight Rhymez 2," while Intence’s "Life Fi Live" surges with dancehall grit.

Melody’s "Esa Diva" wins Benidorm Fest and undergoes a revamp before Eurovision 2025. Chappell Roan bends country-pop with "The Giver" on SNL. Emmy’s "Laika Party" represents Ireland, a nod to the Soviet space dog. Ioana Ignat’s "Parfum" lingers on love’s memory, while Chxrry22 flips gender roles in "Just Like Me." Lizzo’s "Still Bad" shrugs off heartbreak with disco energy. BANKS teases her fifth album with "Meddle In The Mold," and Sophie Scott crafts a hypnotic club track with "Red Light."

YoungBoy Never Broke Again’s "On Me" delivers his signature auto-tuned melodies and trap beats, threading introspection into raw delivery. Chuckyy’s "N***A Poetry" channels Chicago street narratives with sharp lyricism, while Lazer Dim 700’s "Clipfarming" leans into underground hype. Sha EK’s "Somebody Lyin’" continues his drill ascent, and Mozzy’s "UNDER OATH" blends West Coast grit with reflection. Icewear Vezzo’s "Minnesota" builds on Detroit’s unvarnished rap traditions.

Kyle Alessandro represents Norway at Eurovision 2025 with "Lighter," blending flamenco rhythms with Norwegian-Spanish influences. Poppy’s "The Cost of Giving Up" fuses metalcore and introspection, questioning emotional exhaustion. Saša Matić and Breskvica merge pop and folk in "SNEG," balancing tradition and modernity.

Cup of Joe’s "Multo" captures grief’s weight, tying into their debut album’s theme. Its music video, released in 2025, visualizes lingering loss through haunting imagery.

Bali’s "Shameless" delivers sharp satire over Enzo’s sleek beat, poking fun at Desi hip-hop trends. Cyprus' Theo Evan merges Mediterranean and pop influences in Eurovision 2025’s "Shh." Tommy Richman’s "Elephant in the Room" sets the tone for his debut album with weightless production and wistful vocals.

Daniel Thrasher’s "Need To Calm Down" channels digital overstimulation, while Watan Sahi and Dr Zeus blend Punjabi vocals and layered instrumentation in "Still Blessed."

Selena Gomez and Benny Blanco reflect on their first date in "Sunset Blvd." Lil Nas X blends rap and pop in "Hotbox," leading his sophomore album. David Guetta and Sia reunite in "Beautiful People," pairing electronic beats with soaring vocals. Haim unpacks emotional fatigue in "Relationships," while Julia Michaels returns with the unapologetic "GFY."

Goldie revives Rufige Kru with "Still The Same," featuring CASISDEAD. Charley Crockett’s "Game I Can’t Win" spins an outlaw tale, and Trace Adkins channels country rock in "What Color’s Your Wild."

This week's music charts see new entries from Royal & The Serpent, King Princess, and Five Finger Death Punch, alongside shifts in hip-hop, R&B, and dance pop rankings. Twice and Megan Thee Stallion debut in multiple categories, while Kendrick Lamar strengthens his presence.

Meanwhile, established names like Lady Gaga, Billie Eilish, and Rema hold firm. Across 16 charts, genre influences blend, with Arcane Season 2 tracks making an impact and modern dancehall gaining traction.