Kandi Burruss is making it clear that there is no reconciliation on the horizon with Tamar Braxton. During a recent episode of her Speak On It podcast, the singer, songwriter, and television personality addressed an awkward encounter between the two at the Black Women in Music ceremony during Essence Festival in July. Burruss revealed that she intentionally declined Braxton's attempt to shake her hand, explaining that she had no interest in pretending to be friendly with someone she believes has repeatedly spoken negatively about her. Burruss did not hold back while discussing the incident, stating that she refuses to be fake for appearances. She also recalled another recent encounter at an event in Atlanta, alleging that Braxton walked past her and called her an insulting name without any provocation. According to Burruss, the exchange reinforced her belief that the tension between them remains unresolved. The latest comments add another chapter to the pair's long-running feud, which dates back to their early years in the music industry. While the two have exchanged public criticisms over the years, Burruss suggested she is no longer surprised by Braxton's behavior, claiming the singer often generates attention by speaking negatively about others. Based on her latest remarks, the longtime rivalry shows no signs of cooling down.

Texas-born, New York-based R&B singer Colette Lush showcases her vintage, soulful style on her new single “Buttons.” The upbeat, eclectic track pairs her rich vocals with themes of self-identity, confidence, and refusing to be taken for granted. With bold, unapologetic lyrics and infectious melodies, “Buttons” continues to demonstrate the impressive range that has defined Lush’s growing catalog, inviting listeners into a world of empowerment and fearless self-expression.

Shaboozey and Leon Bridges bring cinematic storytelling to life in the official video for “Burn It Down,” a standout track from Shaboozey’s concept album The Outlaw Cherie Lee & Other Western Tales. Directed by Logan Meis, Shaboozey, and The .45’s, the visual draws inspiration from 1960s outlaw biker films, blending leather, chrome, open highways, and rebellion with the timeless spirit of the Old West. The revenge-themed collaboration showcases Shaboozey’s signature fusion of country, Americana, and hip-hop alongside Bridges’ soulful vocals.

Meek Mill revisits one of the defining moments of his career with the official video for “Nightmares to Dreams,” an independent release through his Dream Chasers imprint. Serving as a spiritual sequel to his 2012 anthem “Dreams and Nightmares,” the track flips the original’s structure, opening with its darker energy before shifting into triumph. The visual also features Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro, who shares a brief conversation and embrace with the Philadelphia rapper, highlighting their hometown connection.

Beyoncé surprised fans with the release of the “Morning Dew (Donk) Remix Pack,” a four-track EP that expands on her latest single with fresh takes, including two versions featuring rare guest verses from Jay-Z. The high-energy remix samples Soulja Boy’s “Donk,” the Isley Brothers’ “Between the Sheets,” and interpolates Sheck Wes’ “Mo Bamba.” The collection also includes an acoustic “4:44” version and a Donk Mix, building anticipation for the song’s appearance on the upcoming 20th anniversary edition of B'Day.

Los Angeles singer-songwriter Jenevieve continues to build on the success of her acclaimed deluxe album CRYSALIS (CODA) with the release of the official video for “Fleur-De-Lis,” featuring Congolese-Belgian artist Lous and the Yakuza. The cinematic visual enhances one of the project's standout collaborations, pairing the song's emotional depth with striking, artful imagery. “Fleur-De-Lis” is the latest visual from CRYSALIS (CODA), following the releases of “Hvnly” featuring Jihyo, “Waiting Room” featuring Jordan Ward, and “Flight Risqué” featuring Freddie Gibbs and Salimata. Together, the videos further expand the album's immersive universe while highlighting Jenevieve's creative vision and dynamic collaborations.

Fat Joe has unveiled the official video for “The Aroma,” bringing together his podcast partner Jadakiss, and rising NY rapper Stove God Cooks for a cinematic visual directed by Eif Rivera. Produced by Cool & Dre, the hard-hitting track serves as the latest preview of Fat Joe’s upcoming album Organized Crhyme. Premiered on the Joe and Jada podcast before its release, “The Aroma” pairs Stove God Cooks’ memorable hook with razor-sharp verses from Fat Joe and Jadakiss, delivering a powerful showcase of veteran lyricism and streetwise storytelling

Following a breakout summer, rising rapper Jorjiana returns with her latest single, "808-WISH." On the single, the 21-year-old Michigan City, Indiana native showcases a more atmospheric sound while maintaining the sharp lyricism that has fueled her rise over the past three years. Flexing her versatility, Jorjiana explores heartbreak, vulnerability, and femininity on the track, which includes the poignant refrain, “I wish the wishes came true. I wish I didn’t know you.”

Emmy-winning actress Storm Reid continues her musical journey with the release of her new single, "Shotty," following her recent debut track, "Clean Sweep." The 23-year-old Atlanta native uses the song to reveal a more personal side, exploring love, heartbreak, and the realities of finding her way beyond her polished public image. Blending smooth singing and confident rapping over an airy, club-ready production, "Shotty" highlights Reid's versatility and suggests a bright future as a recording artist.