Tag: NEW ALBUM

Snoh Aalegra on Her Fourth Album Coming Soon

Snoh Aalegra has never been in a hurry. Three albums in, her career has been built on patience: the slow-burning heartache of 'FEELS,' the late-night longing of 'Ugh, those feels again' and the lush, wide-open 'Temporary Highs in the Violet Skies' in 2021. 'Run Free' is her first new single since 2023, and it comes with a video directed by Alfred Marroquin.

Joe on R&B Money Podcast: New Independent Album

On the R&B Money Podcast, Joe said the project is written and produced entirely by him, recorded with live instruments and strings, and will come out through distribution rather than a label. A vinyl pressing is planned. A single is tentatively set for release this year.

Cleo Sol on Gentlewoman: August 2026 Cover

Are we ready for new Cleo Sol in 13 days? Gentlewoman. August 20th. Fifth album, first since Heaven and Gold in 2023. She has never dropped a bad one and we don't expect her to start now.

Jhene Aiko on New Album 2026

Y'all excited for new Jhene Aiko!? She posted brb with an album on her story, Chilombo came out in 2020 and we've been surviving on features and loosies ever since, she didn't give a date, or title, but after six years a confirmation is enough can't wait for new Jhene Aiko!

Tory Lanez Leaked Tracks Real New Album Friday

Tory Lanez's prison rollout might've just started early because two unreleased tracks that recently hit the internet are the real deal, TMZ has learned. The songs have been making the rounds on social media, with fans debating whether they were genuine Tory leaks or AI-generated fakes. But sources with direct knowledge tell TMZ the tracks are authentic. Tory announced Tuesday he'll release a new double album on Friday.

Latto Confirms 21 Savage Is Father on New Album

Well… the internet was right. Latto revealed her baby bump while announcing her upcoming album Big Mama, set to drop May 29. She also released a new single and visual "Business & Personal (Intro)," and fans spotted 21 Savage's hands on her bump, basically confirming their long-rumored relationship.

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