Victoria Monét and Jamie Foxx are among many great black artists, both emerging and superstars alike, who are returning to music over the weekend following Bad Bunny’s incredible Super Bowl LX performance. Black History Month is a great time for black artists and their music to thrive, with the nation rooting for everything black.
J. Cole’s long-awaited album, The Fall Off, eclipsed everything in music over the weekend. While the North Carolina superstar finally speaks, there were plenty of emerging acts that slipped through the cracks with electrifying music, which shows what’s next in today’s music.
From Ja Rule and 50 Cent reigiting their feud to tour announcements from Wale, Floetry, and more to the Grammy aftermath, plenty of superstars and fresh faces have kicked off their 2026 run this week. All are seeking to be the year’s biggest stars.
Whether you missed the return of Victoria Monét or are eager to find your next favorite new artist in Shotgun Suge or Billionaire Buck this week. Behind the headlines, here’s a complete list of new music you might have missed this week.
Victoria Monét Wants You To “Let Me” Bring This Romance This V-Day
She’s back. When the 3x Grammy Award winner isn’t cooking at culinary school, she’s cooking up a new love song before she hits the road with Bruno Mars. Let me just say this pleasure-pleasing track marks the singer’s new era.
Gunna & Chris Brown Wanna Know Again “WGFT”
The unexpected hit from the Atlanta-meets-Virginia connection gets a raunchy and seductive visual to bring it back to life in 2026 after taking over 2025. Added are the enticing R&B vocals by one of the greatest ever, alongside the grimy raps that hypnotized us in 2025 from a superstar who was deemed the walking dead. This is already on your Valentine’s Day playlist.
Baby Rose & Leon Thomas Say Their Parties Are For “Friends Again”
Following a huge night of gold for the mutt, the duo’s collaboration captures the tension between intimacy and emotional self-protection. Over moody, minimalist production, the two explore blurred boundaries — where chemistry lingers but commitment feels risky. Their smoky vocals trade vulnerability and restraint, portraying two people drawn to each other yet hesitant to define it, choosing guarded connection over heartbreak.
Victoria Monét, Leon Thomas, Chris Brown + MORE New Music You Might Have Missed This Week
OC Chris Joins The “F*k Ice” Movement
After his Billboard spotlight, the next up Dallas rap star addresses a trending topic in his latest track. The protest song features the Texans’ wise-cracking attitude, aligning himself beside the culture for a serious issue while throwing up a middle finger to the deportation authorities. The empowering lyrics prove that the rising star is ready to fight the power.
Armor Tells Us Don’t Worry, “Get Yours, I’ll Get Mine”
The U.K. hotshot’s latest single dives into the contradictions of street life, where ambition, addiction, and survival collide over a hard, punchy beat. Rather than glamorize fast money and chaos, he exposes the mental toll beneath it, delivering a gritty, self-aware record that underscores his raw storytelling edge.
BunnaB Is About To Get Your “Mind Right”
Currently touring with YFN Lucci, East Atlanta’s hottest new star feeds her fanbase with the undeniably hungry emcee make her voice heard across zig-zagging synth leads, booming 808s, and a flurry of IG caption-worthy bars. Her infectious personality put a signature twist on the new hit.
SFace Just Up’d & “Stolen Flow”
Ready to steal the fame like a thief in the night, the emerging South London rapper blends smooth delivery with a lived-in perspective. A hustler’s ambition, the freestyle drawn directly from day-to-day experience — work, pressure, ambition, and the push to move forward. The quick track will make off with your attention and leave you speechless, like your wallet just got stolen, so pay close attention.
Jamie Foxx Is Ready To Shower “Somebody” With New Love
The multi-talented entertainer returns to music with his new song for the lovers out there. It appears to deliver the singer’s classic sound, matching his one-of-a-kind vocals over the traditional R&B production, blended with sensual lyrics. The song will surely pull at heartstrings and will welcome the hitmaker back with open arms.
Joshua Baraka Grabs Shenseea To Go Back To “Moroco”
The afrobeats remix adds the new Dancehall Queen for a sultry verse and flips the hook into. It’s a call-and-response that brings a fresh dancehall energy to the track. They teased the remix in the BK Arena, which resulted in fans tearing the roof out, demanding the record on streams immediately.
“Me Personally,” It Looks Like Newark’s Shotgun Suge Is Bum Rushing 2026 Hip-Hop
Hailing from an area that gave us elite lyricists like Joe Budden, Red Man, and Ice-T, the latest rising star’s EP showcases his battle-tested reputation displayed as a legit recording artist. Known for his imposing presence and punishing bars. The five-track tape pairs street-hardened records with introspective turns, unpacking loyalty, survival, and ambition. Still unpolished, the project shows signs of greatness that can’t be ignored.
Billionaire Buck Returns To “Fup A Check”
The Compton rap star returns for a promising 2026 that begins with the money-motivated track about splurging. He raps about his lavish spending while maintaining focus to acquire more bags through his lucrative hustling abilities. From hand-to-hand to digital to products, he’s getting to the money by any means necessary.
S3nsi Molly Is Back In Full Effect
The popular Dallas artist returns to reassert her presence with defiant confidence and Southern grit. The 10-song project blends trunk-rattling production with sharp, conversational bars that spotlight hustle, loyalty, and independence. She balances street-rooted realism with self-made ambition, framing the tape as both a comeback statement and a reminder that her momentum never left.
New Dallas’ HeadHuncho Amir Ready Prove He’s All About The “Set”
The East Dallas rap star kicks off 2026 with a fearless track about where he comes from. Over the heavy bass, he proves why he is recognized as the most skilled lyricist among the New Dallas movement with assertive bars about loyalty, territory, and staying prepared for pressure. Mr. 2700’s flow stays steady and unbothered, reinforcing the title’s message — he’s already locked in and aligned, mentally and financially, while rivals scramble to catch up
Vinci Films Promo Makes A Valentine’s Day Playlist Just For You
One of many, Volume One is a carefully curated R&B playlist designed to capture the emotion, intimacy, and modern romance of the Valentine’s season. Built for listeners who value smooth vocals and authentic storytelling, the playlist reflects a growing shift toward intentional curation over algorithm-driven discovery. Leading the playlist is “Tap Tap,” the latest single from Pop Vinci featuring J.V. Danny. The record blends contemporary R&B energy with melodic chemistry, making it a standout selection for late-night listening and Valentine’s playlists. J.V. Danny also appears with his solo track “Paramount Beauty,” highlighting his smooth delivery and refined songwriting.
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