Flo Milli just dropped her colorful new album Fine Ho, Stay, with surprise features from SZA and Cardi B, while the latter hip-hop star just dropped a brash solo single of her own. Don Toliver prepares for fatherhood by making a few promises to girlfriend Kali Uchis, Gunna and Offset team up to flaunt, PARTYNEXTDOOR knows what he wants in a woman, and Willow Smith drops another alt-rock banger about the meaning of life.
Bookmark a few of these for your springtime playlists!
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Willow
While tripping in the woods, Willow Smith reflects on the fragility of being alive in her meditative psychedelic-rock song. “Feast my eyes on lower things while bеauty is a symptom of life,” she sings with a wink. “Gotta decide if I’m gonna see it, why?”
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Never Lose Me – Flo Milli, SZA, Cardi B
Brat rapper Flo Milli just dropped her latest album, Fine Ho, Stay, and remixed her already hit song, “Never Lose Me” with flirty verses from both SZA and Cardi B. The 14-track record also features Monaleo, Anycia, and Gunna.
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Prada Dem – Gunna, Offset
Rappers Gunna and Offset promise to ice you out in their new bass-heavy collaboration. Both are serving looks in the vibey new music video.
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Deep In The Water – Don Toliver
The hip-hop star recently announced that he’s expecting his first child with girlfriend Kali Uchis, and he reflects on leaving his single lifestyle behind on “Deep in the Water.” “You know I’m done with the strip club/you know I’m done with them dancers,” Don Toliver sings. “Deep in the water, it’s just you and me.”
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R e a l W o m a n – PARTYNEXTDOOR
R&B star PARTYNEXTDOOR knows what kind of woman he’s looking for in his sensual new track, “R e a l W o m a n,” while promising to treat her right in return.
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Enough (Miami) – Cardi B
Grammy Award winner Cardi B is serving looks, rhymes, and colored contacts in the music video for her latest track, “Enough (Miami).” The surprise release sees Cardi letting the haters know that if they have something to say, pull up and see what happens.
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Dog House – 24kGoldn
24kGoldn is still in a mood on the brooding alternative song “Growing Pains,” which is also the title track of the 23-year-old’s brand-new
