Triple M and Chile One link up on "Mulaba Naine," while Roseline Layo and Angélique Kidjo blend zouglou and world music on "On Sera Là." Black K rides bilingual flows in "Biama 2," and Melanin Boy's "Cane" layers Kirundi lyrics over R&B-tinged Afrobeats. Dany Nanone’s "So Far" adds Ella Rings’ vocals to an Afro Pop mix.

Zé Espanhol honors Cape Verdean roots in "Nha Herança," Anastacia Muema offers gospel warmth on "Umenibariki," Vinka delivers pop-dancehall with "Sirubala," and Djeneba Diaouné fuses kora with voice on "Sidi Coulibaly."

Shakira closes a personal chapter with "Última," a stripped-down piano ballad filmed in an empty subway. Danny Ocean and Sech blend merengue and Afrobeat on "Priti," while Jay Wheeler leans into Latin trap with emotional flair on "Aiunii."

Chimbala fires up dembow on "Abusadora," Arlene MC flexes on "Mamazota," and Conep joins Slayter for the hard-hitting "Tris." Quimico Ultra Mega returns with "Juguete De Nadie," while Spania’99 & Gya drop "Verisoara" and Naomi Almonte offers the spiritual ballad "Arquitecto."

Jack Harlow and Doja Cat link up for the first time on "Just Us," mixing smooth flows with a celeb-filled video. Sean Paul and Inna reunite on "Let It Talk To Me," blending dancehall and EDM under Johnny Goldstein’s production.

Arrested Development’s "All I See Is Melanin" headlines their EP with a Configa remix, while The Kooks preview family-centered themes on "Sunny Baby." Sick Puppies return after nine years with the punchy rock single "Find A Way."

Doobie leans into his rock-rap blend on "Worth A Shot," while Thornhill and Memphis May Fire keep metalcore alive with "Tongues" and "The Other Side." H.E.A.T returns with high-octane hooks on "Bad Time For Love," and Frantic Amber’s "Hell's Belle" spins black metal into a waltz.

Shepherds Reign channel Samoan pride on "Samoa Mo Samoa," Patty Gurdy teams with Magga on "Álfarann," and Balance Breach unleashes tight riffs in "Distress." Valhalore, Rivers of Nihil, and Frozen Crown each push metal’s boundaries.

EBK Jaaybo stays raw on "F*ck Everybody ," while Kevin Gates gets introspective on "Right Where I'm Supposed to Be." "Check Please" unites That Mexican OT, Sauce Walka, Lil Jairmy, and MG Lil Bubba over Texas-rooted trap, and Carti nods to Lil Wayne with the hazy "Like Weezy."

Kodak Black drops "All Of Us" fresh off "When I Was Dead," and YoungBoy Never Broke Again keeps recording behind bars with "Cut Throat," following his "More Leaks" compilation.

Badshah’s "Blessed" leans into gratitude with fast-paced rhymes, while Cassper Nyovest’s "Kusho Bani" taps Zulu heritage. Young Wave keeps it sharp on "Hood Life," and "Woahh" brings trap and reggaeton via Rvssian, Young Miko, and Omar Courtz. Tommy Lee Sparta stays raw on "Rich Out," and K Koke returns with "Winning."

Murda Beatz and Rich The Kid team up for "Wake Em' Up," Niky Savage drops "Spoiler 2" with 22Simba, and Popcaan reflects in "Nothing Without God." Ruhsora Emm joins Abbbose on "Whala Ila," while Kenzo Str8Drop keeps it personal with "Where Would I Be?"

j-hope grooves through art and love on "MONA LISA," while Mimifly’s "Serumpun" blends cultural visuals and a unifying Raya message. ONE OR EIGHT flip club beats with "DSTM," mixing Rihanna and MJ samples with Japanese-English lyrics. Karencici and ICE楊長青 trade smooth vocals on "It's A Vibe."

pami shifts her T-pop style in "Pity Dirty," drawing from her London stint. Meezy24k and YCN Tomie fuse Khmer elements and trap in "Moon," filmed in Phnom Penh with a nod to ambition and identity.

Yapi’s "Báilame Gyal" blends hip-hop with rhythmic energy,. CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso’s "Impostor" tackles fame with humor, merging electronic beats, rap, and experimental sounds, continuing CA7RIEL’s streak with "POVRE" and "EL DISKO."

"Hustlr" unites Will Sparks, Joel Fletcher, and Luciana for a high-energy CLUBWRK release, reinforcing Sparks’ Melbourne bounce legacy alongside past hits like "Ah Yeah" and "Bring It Back."

mgk’s "Your Name Forever" pays tribute to snowboarder Luke "The Dingo" Trembath, weaving grief and camaraderie into a heartfelt track. Yungblud’s "Hello Heaven, Hello" stretches nine minutes, introducing orchestral elements as the lead single from his fourth album.

Bon Iver’s "If Only I Could Wait" merges Justin Vernon’s falsetto with Danielle Haim’s harmonies. James Arthur’s "Karaoke" explores turbulent love, while My Morning Jacket’s "Half A Lifetime" reflects on self-discovery.

Dani Mocanu blends manele, hip-hop, and trap on "Hermano Pentru Hermano," weaving themes of crime, faith, and revenge. Cuco and Jean Carter’s "My 45" layers hazy melodies over a nostalgic soul-inspired backdrop.