In a clear sign that she's definitely over her recent divorce from former NBA star Iman Shumpert, Teyana Taylor and new beau Aaron Pierre , lay in a “Bed of Roses” in the music video for the song (from Teyana's upcoming album 'Escape Room'). The visual starts with a monologue by Issa Rae , who takes the time to assure her lover that he is in a safe space and can open up.

British singer and songwriter Sasha Keable’s new single “Feel Something” is a bold, emotionally charged anthem about craving real connection while healing from toxic love. Her rich vocals, rap-infused delivery, and gospel-tinged chorus create a powerful mix. Gritty production details and raw lyrics amplify the urgency, making it a fearless and unforgettable performance.

Longtime Jamaican reggae artist Sizzla unleashes his romantic side in the new video for 'So In Love', a track the musician released on streaming platforms last week.

Rising R&B-pop artist Annie Tracy made her mark at the 2023 Strength Of A Woman Festival and now returns with her debut EP Scared of Heights via Warner Records. Blending cheeky confidence with raw vulnerability, the project explores real love and emotional depth. The standout track “Accessory” turns a romantic connection into a playful fashion metaphor, while “Catching Feelings” features Leon Thomas and captures the highs, lows, and uncertainty of falling in love through Tracy’s lush vocals and emotive storytelling.

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After a two-year break, Ghanaian-American artist Amaarae is back with the visuals for “S.M.O.” (aka “Slut Me Out"), a sexually-explicit jam that as the artist tells it was inspired by everything from Ghanaian 80’s highlife trailblazer Ata Kakto to Janet Jackson's classic track 'Pleasure Principle'. l, and jazz. Produced by The Indiggnation and Winta James, the track explores romance and connection ahead of his summer tour kickoff. As seen here, the accompanying video (directed by Samo), offers a sonic escape for the summer.

His first release since his 2024 fan-pleasing EP ‘Ikigai, Nigerian singer/songwriter Olamide returns with the eponymously-titled new album 'Olamide', a 17-track opus that's filled with plenty of bangers for the summer. 

NYC singer, songwriter and actress Tiffany Evans returns with her deeply personal new single, “Hope You Understand Me,” a moody, Jodeci-inspired slow jam produced by Dreek Beatz. Written solely by Evans, the track explores vulnerability and the desire to be truly heard, marking a powerful reintroduction as a fully independent and emotionally honest artist.