“Love Me Not” brings together Ravyn Lenae‘s airy vocals and Rex Orange County’s boyish croon in a duet that treads the fine line between longing and detachment.

Released in October 2024 as part of “Bird’s Eye,” the song reflects Lenae’s evolving artistry following her 2022 debut, “Hypnos.”

With an ear for genre-blurring sounds, she blends R&B with electronic elements, a signature she’s honed since her “Moon Shoes” EP introduced her in 2015.

Genres : ,alternative r&b, indie soul

The music video is directed by Ravyn Lenae

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17.82% / 0.59%

“”Alibi”” intertwines the voices of Sevdaliza, Pabllo Vittar, and Yseult, merging English, Portuguese, and French. Produced by Sevdaliza and Mathias Janmaat, it samples “”Rosa”” by Totó la Momposina, a Colombian hit rooted in Carnival tradition. With baile funk and reggaeton influences, the song weaves themes of feminine resilience and empowerment. The track quickly soared in popularity, reaching over 35 million streams in weeks and placing Pabllo Vittar as the second drag queen on the Billboard Hot 100.

Genres : Pop, R&B, Electronic,alternative r&b, escape room, persian electronic, dance pop, funk carioca, funk pop, pop lgbtq+ brasileira, pop nacional, french pop, nouvelle chanson francaise,

The music video is directed by Fernando Nogari

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2.46% / 0.14%

Released on May 2, 2025, via Buckles Laboratories and Epic Records, “Burning Blue” threads fire-and-ice imagery through a stripped-back mix of soft percussion and sparse strings.

Mariah The Scientist leans into emotional contradiction, where intimacy borders on risk, and detachment feels warm.

The refrain “burning blue” suggests surrender that smolders rather than scorches—serene yet volatile.

It’s the lead single from her upcoming album, following “To Be Eaten Alive.”

Genres : alternative r&b

The music video is directed by Claire Bishara

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6.84% / 0.42%

On “Is It a Crime”, Mariah the Scientist enlists Kali Uchis for a three-minute exchange on tangled affections and blurred lines.

Released July 31, 2025, as the second single off her fourth album *Hearts Sold Separately*, it asks whether loving boldly—and repeatedly—is criminal behavior or just bad timing.

Matt1k and Nineteen85 provide a Latin-tinged shimmer, equal parts haze and restraint, where whispered vulnerability meets late-night confession.

The title tips its hat to Sade’s 1985 ballad, though there’s no sampling—just thematic déjà vu in a moodier frame.

Critics call it minimalist, emotional, and oddly catchy, which seems about right for a track hovering between sultry lament and subtle rebellion.

It follows “Burning Blue”, carrying Mariah’s momentum forward, albeit at a slower, more questioning pace.

Genres : alternative r&b

The music video is directed by Claire Bishara

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17.22% / 1.10%

Janelle Monáe‘s “Lipstick Lover” celebrates feminine pleasure and queer joy through funky 70s-inspired sounds, with groovy bass lines and brass accents. Produced by Nate Wonder and Nana Kwabena, the song’s video features a vibrant, inclusive poolside celebration of sensuality, with Monáe at the center of the party. The song emphasizes self-expression and unapologetic identity.

Genres : R&B, Hip Hop,afrofuturism, alternative r&b, atl hip hop, neo soul, r&b

The music video is directed by Edem Wornoo & William ChildAnimator

Featured on the album The Age of Pleasure

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10.01% / 0.41%

“Denial Is A River” finds Doechii unpacking betrayal with a smirk, drawing from a 2019 relationship where her partner’s infidelity takes an unexpected turn.

The title nods to Wendy Williams’ infamous quip, setting the tone for a track that blends confessional storytelling with sharp wit.

A therapist-like voice interjects, turning the song into a tense dialogue dissecting fame, excess, and emotional self-sabotage.

The music video channels a ’90s sitcom aesthetic, with celebrity cameos including Zack Fox, Rickey Thompson, ScHoolboy Q, and SiR.

Following Doechii’s Grammy performance, the song gains momentum, adding another striking entry to her evolving discography.

Genres : hip-hop, rap, alternative r&b

The music video is directed by James Mackel & Carlos Acosta

Featured on the album Alligator Bites Never Heal

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2.96% / 0.15%

Tinashe‘s “Nasty” channels her alter ego “Nasty Nashe” through suggestive lyrics over a minimalistic R&B beat, produced by Zack Sekoff and Ricky Reed. Inspired by a custom necklace she made, the song blends singing and rap as Tinashe seeks an equally bold partner. Viral on TikTok, it gained traction after a user’s dance video was shared widely. The desert-themed music video, directed by Jojo Gomez, portrays Tinashe as a futuristic figure pursued by robots, enhancing the song’s audacious energy.

Genres : R&B,alternative r&b

The music video is directed by Jonah Haber

Featured on the album Quantum Baby

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2.62% / 0.15%

Tinashe‘s “Nasty” channels her alter ego “Nasty Nashe” through suggestive lyrics over a minimalistic R&B beat, produced by Zack Sekoff and Ricky Reed. Inspired by a custom necklace she made, the song blends singing and rap as Tinashe seeks an equally bold partner. Viral on TikTok, it gained traction after a user’s dance video was shared widely. The desert-themed music video, directed by Jojo Gomez, portrays Tinashe as a futuristic figure pursued by robots, enhancing the song’s audacious energy.

Genres : R&B,alternative r&b

The music video is directed by Jonah Haber

Featured on the album Quantum Baby

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2.62% / 0.15%

In “2 You,” Mariah the Scientist explores themes of trust and vulnerability, portraying the emotional aftermath of a troubled relationship. Produced with Roark Bailey, the song’s lyrics reveal Mariah’s regrets and challenges in moving on. The track is characterized by its introspective tone, blending R&B with soulful elements.

Genres : R&B,alternative r&b

The music video is directed by Edgar Esteves and Jon Primo

Featured on the album To Be Eaten Alive

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5.30% / 0.34%

“Melatonin” channels a hyperpop vibe in its electronic-driven soundscape as Tinashe rolls out her third single from the forthcoming album *Popstar*, set to release in August 2026.

Infused with a crunching beat, the track blends house, industrial, and techno with pop/R&B flair.

Jittery rave drums and vocal edits create a disorienting atmosphere, with vocal production that stands out.

Using melatonin as an analogy, the lyrics serve as a sharp response to those sleeping on her talents, spiced with lines about the ever-commenting, pesky opponents as she continues to thrive.

The mood is defiant and adrenaline-charged, fitting perfectly for club scenes, as Tinashe showcases her artistic reinvention and confidence in the realm of pop and electronic sounds.

Genres : alternative r&b

The music video is directed by 91 Rules, Erik Saltzman, Cameron Tidball-Sciullo

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“Past Won’t Leave My Bed” gives Joji’s insomnia a face—hers, mostly—still etched on the walls like a stubborn mural of regret.

Muted melodies drift through a room shadowed by hallucinations and ghosts that clearly didn’t get the memo about moving on.

The track moves slow enough to feel like time’s folding back in on itself, much like the narrator’s thoughts, stuck on one endless rewind loop.

Efforts to outpace the past fizzle, and what’s left is a protagonist pacing around a haunted memory palace he can’t seem to evict.

Joji’s atmospheric production wraps it all in soft gloom, letting the melancholy linger just long enough to overstay its welcome—again.

Genres : social media pop, lo-fi, alternative r&b, viral pop

The music video is directed by Ethan Eng

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8.45% / 0.46%

Lucky Daye‘s “Over,” produced by D’Mile, samples Musiq Soulchild’s “Halfcrazy.” The song digs into the anxiety and tension of an on-and-off relationship. The music video, featuring Jordyn Woods, captures the tumultuous nature of such connections. The track, platinum-certified, highlights Daye’s vulnerability amidst conflicting emotions of desire and restraint.

Genres : R&B,alternative r&b, r&b

The music video is directed by Machine Operated

Featured on the album Candydrip

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2.58% / 0.20%

“B.B.B.” injects fresh grit into the hip-hop scene with Young M.A’s laid-back yet intense delivery over a beat reminiscent of The Lox’s “Money, Power & Respect.”

Through street-rooted bars, she articulates themes of resilience, self-reliance, and her dominance in the rap arena.

The track’s production, crafted by Almighty, blends tense drums with a dark, looping sample, creating a no-nonsense vibe.

As part of her KWEEN era, the song encapsulates her journey, sobriety, and dedication to authenticity, spotlighting a return to her East Coast roots while marking her evolution from Brooklyn’s streets to a significant voice in modern rap.

Genres : alternative r&b, lgbtq+ hip hop, nyc rap, rap, trap

The music video is directed by Sam Finley

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35.83% / 1.33%

“Free Melly,” a track wrapped in the hip-hop/rap vibe, sees Trippie Redd teaming up with YNW Melly. Included in Trippie Redd’s 2026 album *NDA,* it plays out over a tight 3:50.

The title nods to the widely recognized “Free Melly” slogan, making the song both a collaboration and a nod of solidarity.

Described as melodic and emotional, this isn’t a straight-up street anthem but leans heavily on themes marked by pain and reflection, exploring relationship dynamics.

Trippie Redd’s hallmark mix of rap and sung melodies melds seamlessly with YNW Melly’s equally tuneful style, turning the track into a moody exploration of loss and longing through vivid metaphors.

Genres : cloud rap, experimental hip-hop, alternative rock, SoundCloud rap, trap music, rap rock, mumble rap, emo rap, rage, contemporary R&B, alternative hip-hop, alternative R&B, pop-punk, melodic rap, rap, trap

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“No Me Cansaré” is an electrifying fusion that pairs Sevdaliza‘s genre-hopping eccentricity with Karol G’s unmistakable charisma.

The track thrives on a mix of alternative pop aesthetics and Latin rhythms, creating a hypnotic push-and-pull dynamic between the two voices.

Beneath its glimmering production lies a narrative rooted in unwavering love and self-determination, resonating with themes of female resilience.

Its Brazilian-shot video, directed by Willems Kantine, adds a sun-soaked visual layer that juxtaposes with the song’s emotional intensity.

Emerging from a shared moment at Rock in Rio for a crowd of 150,000, the collaboration feels as spontaneous as it is strategic.

While Sevdaliza‘s intricate arrangements offer emotional texture, Karol G injects an anthemic quality that ensures it sticks to the memory.

The production credits—Sevdaliza, Mathias Janmaat, and Frankie Scoca—layer lush beats with a deliberate rawness, avoiding over-polish.

It challenges typical genre boundaries without veering into the abstract, striking a balance between experimentation and accessibility.

Genres : R&B, Electronic, Latin,alternative r&b, persian electronic, reggaeton, reggaeton colombiano, urbano latino

The music video is directed by ILLEMSKANTIN

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2.05% / 0.01%

Ari Lennox‘s “Pressure,” produced by Jermaine Dupri and Bryan-Michael Cox, samples Shirley Brown’s “Blessed Is the Woman.” The song merges Motown soul with modern trap elements, with lyrics focusing on self-confidence and living authentically. The music video celebrates disco and soul divas, with a retro vibe reminiscent of icons like Diana Ross and Donna Summer. Certified Gold by the RIAA, “Pressure” became a defining hit in Lennox’s career.

Genres : R&B,alternative r&b

The music video is directed by Chandler Lass.

Featured on the album Age/Sex/Location

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1.14% / 0.06%

In “Crash Out,” Tinashe spins a dark pop/R&B-trap vibe, released as a high-energy single from her forthcoming album, *Popstar*, in July 2026.

Produced by Couros, this track blends bass-heavy, rumbling synths and snapping percussion with a hypnotic beat, all wrapped in Tinashe’s sweet, airy vocals.

Lyrically, it dives deep into burnout and industry pressure, with “crash out” as slang for losing control.

The chorus reveals she’s “on some cool shit” but primed to lose it, portraying a figure pushed to the edge.

Genres : alternative r&b

The music video is directed by 91 Rules

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83.56% / 2.37%

“Reach Out” by Victoria Monét weaves sultry R&B with a dance-forward rhythm, combining glossy contemporary production with a nostalgic nod to classic-soul.

The track is crafted by Kaytranada and D’Mile, presenting a punchy, club-ready beat that thrives on warm harmonies and crisp percussion.

Its lyrics explore the palpable attraction and emotional connection between two separated souls, with Monét transforming the title into a call for a distant love.

This single confidently evolves Monét’s style from *Jaguar II*, adding a more assertive, rhythmic pulse.

Genres : alternative r&b

The music video is directed by Dave Meyer

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79.46% / -4.56%

Mariah The Scientist‘s “From A Woman” forms a lyrical pair with “From A Man” by Young Thug. Through introspective lyrics, Mariah explores emotional independence and self-assurance, addressing vulnerability and the complexities of love from a female perspective. The song’s haunting melody and candid lyrics draw listeners into Mariah’s world of introspection and resilience.

Genres : R&B,alternative r&b

The music video is directed by LEFF

Featured on the album To Be Eaten Alive

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2.76% / 0.13%

Tinashe’s “Too Easy” is a hypnotic journey through the realms of house and dance-pop, a collaboration that hits the sweet spot for club enthusiasts.

Released on April 30, 2026, as part of the anticipation surrounding Madonna’s upcoming album *Confessions II*, the single sees Madonna teaming up with Sabrina Carpenter.

Produced by the iconic Madonna along with Stuart Price, and with a sprinkle of flair from Italian duo Parisi, the track echoes the pulsating beats reminiscent of Madonna’s *Confessions on a Dance Floor* era.

The song samples Inner City’s 1988 hit “Good Life,” imbuing it with a disco-inflected energy that sweeps listeners off their feet.

Lyrically, Madonna and Carpenter confront critics head-on, defiantly rejecting external judgments on their public personas.

The track opens with Madonna in the lead, passing the spotlight to Carpenter as the beat weaves their verses together, framing a narrative of personal confidence and artistic autonomy.

Genres : alternative r&b

The music video is directed by Onda

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57.95% / 4.26%