New Music Friday August 14, 2026: Nipsey Hussle, Bino Rideaux, Internet Money and More

New Music Friday August 14, 2026 closes the week with a posthumous West Coast collaboration, a next-generation producer showcase and several major R&B and rap singles. Nipsey Hussle and Bino Rideaux lead the album conversation, while Internet Money shifts attention toward developing voices. Erykah Badu, Tinashe, Quavo, Flo Milli and Honey Bxby add distinct singles to the mix.

Nipsey Hussle and Bino Rideaux’s PROLIFIC arrives as a 15-song, 47-minute project released through All Money In and Out The Blue Records under license to Atlantic. “Reckless” features Static Major, “Sacrifices” brings in James Fauntleroy, and songs such as “500 Horses,” “Make Believe” and “All Summer” connect Nipsey’s archival work with Bino’s melodic Los Angeles style.

Internet Money uses WE ALL WE NEEDED as a 20-track introduction to a newer creative circle. BabyBartier, Sir Untre, Unitus and Lade appear repeatedly across the record, with Taz Taylor’s collective providing the production framework. Rather than building the album around established guests, the project bets on chemistry, repetition and artist development as its identity.

Erykah Badu and The Alchemist release “Witch Doctor” alongside confirmation that their collaborative album will arrive August 28. Pitchfork reports that the pair co-produced the project during sessions in Dallas and Los Angeles. The six-minute single stretches beyond a standard radio structure, giving Badu room to move through Alchemist’s patient, textured production.

Tinashe continues the rollout for Popstar with “Melatonin,” a 3:42 release positioned between polished pop and contemporary R&B. Apple Music lists the 16-song album for September 25, making this single another step toward the full project. Its placement across Apple’s new-music programming gives the record immediate visibility beyond Tinashe’s core audience.

Quavo’s “Trance (Walk It Down)” brings a concise Atlanta rap release to the day’s lineup, while Flo Milli’s “Too Bo$$y” revisits the confidence and familiar Bangladesh-produced foundation associated with Kelis’ “Bossy.” Apple Music’s New Music Daily places Quavo among the day’s featured artists, and Flo Milli’s record continues the rollout toward her next album era.

Honey Bxby and JID deliver the strongest R&B-and-rap exchange of the week on “A Thousand Times.” Urban Magazine describes the song as a relationship conversation in which both performers answer each other rather than treating JID’s appearance like a detached guest verse. Honey’s emotional lead and JID’s tightly written response give the collaboration a genuine two-sided structure.

Taken together, New Music Friday August 14, 2026 offers several lanes without turning into an unfiltered release dump: West Coast legacy, emerging rap voices, left-field soul, dance-ready R&B and sharp collaboration records. Follow PowerPage’s New Music coverage and listen live to hear what moves into rotation on Power 104.7 Baltimore | Power1047.com.