SAHXL Releases “RAIN,” Adding a New Single to His 2026 R&B Run
SAHXL has added “RAIN” to his growing R&B catalog. The Western Sydney singer released the single Thursday, September 10, with Apple Music listing a running time of 2:46 and a 2026 copyright credit to broke. It arrives as a standalone release and gives listeners a fresh track to take into the weekend.
The release extends a year that already includes “ANTIDOTE,” “worst,” and “its like u possessed me.” Those recordings appear in the singer’s current singles catalog, while “RAIN” now occupies the latest-release position on his artist page. Listeners catching up can move from the new song into those earlier releases without waiting for a larger project.
His background helps explain the range of that catalog. Apple Music’s artist profile describes a Western Sydney musician who began learning piano as a child and releasing music during his early teens. His work crosses R&B and hip-hop, with the 2024 project “NEVERMIND” offering a longer introduction to his writing and performances.
One useful listening path runs through “NEGLIGENT,” a song that also received an unplugged treatment and a remix featuring Kaash Paige. Another is “MISS INDEPENDENT,” featuring Chikoruss. Those collaborations and alternate versions show the different settings in which SAHXL has presented his voice, from stripped-back arrangements to recordings with guest singers.
In the artist Q&A attached to his Apple Music profile, SAHXL identifies Drake’s “Views,” Justin Bieber’s “Journals,” and Bryson Tiller’s “TRAPSOUL” among the albums that influenced him growing up. That is context for discovering his work, rather than a claim that the new single duplicates any of those records. The latest release can be heard directly through the song listing.
For a short introduction, begin with “RAIN,” then explore “NEVERMIND” and the alternate versions in his catalog. PowerPage’s current R&B coverage also includes Tinashe’s “Pillow Fight” and “I’d Rather Be Alone,” two releases leading toward her next album, “Popstar.”
Listen to “RAIN” on Apple Music:
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