This week’s New Music Friday serves up a vibrant mix of fresh tracks, featuring big names and rising stars alike. Playboi Carti drops “Play This,” while Snoop Dogg and Dr. Dre bring “Outta Da Blue.” Meanwhile, André 3000 surprises with a trio of flute-centered tunes.

Playboi Carti adds another gem to his impressive 2024 lineup. His track “Play This,” teased on Instagram, showcases his evolving style. However, whether this short tune will appear in his upcoming album remains uncertain.

Snoop Dogg and Dr. Dre, known for their legendary collaborations, are back with “Outta Da Blue.” This single breaks away from Dre’s usual West Coast vibe, diving into a more experimental sound that samples Schoolly D’s iconic “Saturday Night.”

André 3000, taking fans on a unique journey, explores spiritual jazz with flute melodies in “Moving Day,” “Day Moving,” and “Tunnels of Egypt.” His musical exploration continues to intrigue old fans and attract new ones.

Jack Harlow shifts gears with “Hello Miss Johnson,” blending his style with Brazilian bossa nova influences. This departure from his norm hints at his versatility and musical curiosity.


French Montana surprises with “One More Chance,” a thoughtful track linked to his documentary, “For Khadija.” Post a controversial festival, this song defies expectations by offering depth and reflection.

Lupe Fiasco, the Samurai MC, merges his martial arts passion with music in “Pound For Pound.” It’s a nod to the video game Undisputed, bringing a fresh sound to his audience.

Coi Leray treats listeners to “Heart Don’t Lie” and “Candy Crush,” while new songs from Lil Nas X, BossMan Dlow, and Lil Tjay prove they’re in the game to stay.

The week also features Fivio Foreign’s “Jason’s Plan,” EST Gee’s “Go,” and Miguel’s “Always Time,” each offering something unique. Lola Brooke, Aminé, and others contribute to this week’s exciting music lineup.

From experimental sounds to genre-blending tracks, this week’s New Music Friday delivers fresh beats and surprising collaborations. Established artists and new talents alike keep the hip-hop scene thriving and dynamic, promising more exciting releases in the weeks to come.

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