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The full album is now available, with Kendrick Lamar, Tyga, Larry June and OHMA among its listed guests.

The London artist’s new project spans R&B and pop, with a November 7 D.C. show currently listed as sold out.

The 13-track soul album arrives on Yep Roc with guest appearances from Swamp Dogg and Zaniah, plus an official title-track visualizer.

Six fresh selections pair Mac Ayres and CARRTOONS, Andye and Savannah Ré, and FKJ and Labrinth with Ovi Wood, Nic Dean and VEDO.

Western Sydney singer SAHXL has released “RAIN,” a new 2:46 single through broke, following “ANTIDOTE,” “worst,” and “its like u possessed me.”

Tinashe pairs “Pillow Fight” with “I’d Rather Be Alone” and a new official video as her Popstar album approaches its September 25 release.

Victoria Monét’s new tour includes Washington, D.C., on November 27. General ticket sales begin September 16, ahead of her October 2 album release.

Jhené Aiko has announced “Westside Whimsy” for September 11, sharing a 20-track lineup featuring Kendrick Lamar, Ab-Soul, Larry June, Tyga, and OHMA.

Joyce Wrice’s “Machiko” arrives October 9, bringing “Fly (Someone You Love),” “Crack The Code” and “Break Me In” into her next album chapter.

H.E.R., Erykah Badu, kwn and DESTIN CONRAD lead Spotify’s RNB X Live announcement, with general tickets on sale September 11.

John Legend’s 16-track album “Muse,” produced by Pharrell Williams, arrives October 23. The rollout begins with the new single “Daylight.”

Jill Scott revisits the legal fight that followed her Hidden Beach exit and explains why ownership now sits at the center of her music career.

USHER and Chris Brown bring “The R&B Tour” to Allegiant Stadium for three Las Vegas performances on September 5, 6, and 18.

Jeff Bradshaw leads four Baltimore sets September 4–5 with Karen Linette and Tom Browne, plus in-person and streaming access through Keystone Korner.

Suno says it withdrew a campaign featuring Mary J. Blige after learning the person who presented as her representative lacked authorization.

SZA’s latest fan exchange points toward new music this winter, but the singer has not announced a title, track list, or release date.

Beyoncé expands B’DAY’s 20th anniversary with remastered audio, upgraded visuals, rare tracks, and new collaborations with Maluma and Selena.

Black Assets, Grayson Moon and Teddy open a free September concert series at Rash Field Park with live music, local vendors and waterfront views.

Mac Ayres’s new NPR performance spans “Easy,” “Calvin’s Joint” and the unreleased “Please Come Home,” co-written with Carrtoons.

Dahi’s debut connects Kendrick Lamar and Amber Mark with an expansive guest list. Here is a closer look at the producer behind the new project.