Critically acclaimed singer, songwriter, and producer Amber Mark unveils the dazzling video for her new single “Let Me Love You.” Directed by Alfred Marroquin, the visual sees Mark as a casting director while dancers and athletes audition before her. Produced by Julian Bunetta and Matt Zara, the disco-inspired track blends lush instrumentation, synth strings, and grooving rhythms that perfectly showcase Mark’s sultry vocals. The release also announces her sophomore album Pretty Idea, arriving October 10.

Kwamé, the multi-award-winning platinum artist and producer, returns with the vibrant new video for “Ms Mary Mack.” Written, performed, and produced entirely by the artist himself, the track fuses sharp lyricism with playful wordplay. Serving as the first glimpse of his upcoming album The Different Kids (out August 29 via SRG-ILS/Virgin/UMG), the release reminds fans why Kwamé remains one of hip-hop’s most inventive voices.

Seattle-born, L.A-based singer songwriter UMI opens a new chapter with her second studio album, People Stories , a collection inspired by the real experiences of fans, loved ones, and strangers. Rather than polishing these narratives into a neat theme, UMI presents them as raw, fragmented, and authentic, blending spoken word, mid-thought entries, and even therapeutic reflections woven throughout. Songs like “The Universe” explore fate, trust, and vulnerability with her airy, soothing vocals, while “The Limit” captures fragile relationships through dreamlike synths and gentle percussion. The result is a deeply intimate meditation on human connection and self-discovery.

R&B vet Kem returns with heartfelt passion on his new single “Rock With Me,” released August 22 as an iHeartRadio World Premiere. Following July’s “Give My Love" single, it marks his second release under Kemistry Records after departing Motown. A tender love letter to his wife Erica, the track blends smooth vocals, soulful instrumentation, and timeless lyrics that celebrate enduring romance and the beauty of slowing down together.

Beenie Man teams up with QQ for “Original Dancehall Ting,” a high-energy track and video shot in Kingston, Jamaica. Produced by QG Productions, the single captures pure party vibes, blending Beenie Man’s timeless energy with QQ’s fresh return to the scene. Designed for dancers, ravers, and true Dancehall fans, “Original Dancehall Ting” is a feel-good anthem built to ignite the party season.

Leela James, once hailed as the “God-daughter of soul” by James Brown, unveils her new single/video “Honest” from her new EP 2BHONEST . Blending vulnerability with funk and edge, James delivers a track that is both soulful and unapologetically authentic. Known for her fearless approach to music, she continues to solidify her legacy as a powerful, consistent voice in contemporary R&B.

Jazz/R&B veteran Gregory Goodloe returns with his new single “Unlimited,” reuniting with Grammy Award-winning collaborator Michael Broening, who co-wrote and produced the track. More than just a showcase of his signature sound, the single reflects Goodloe’s deep love and dedication to his craft while highlighting his broad crossover appeal.

Lady Wray (aka Nicole Wray) lifts spirits with her new single “Hard Times,” the latest preview from her upcoming album Cover Girl (out September 26 via Big Crown Records). Produced by El Michels Affair, the track blends R&B, soul, and disco while sampling The Clark Sisters’ “You Brought The Sunshine.” With joyful melodies and uplifting lyrics, “Hard Times” delivers a powerful anthem of perseverance and celebration.

Ciara makes a bold return with her eighth studio album, CiCi, her first full-length project since 2019’s Beauty Marks. Released today, the 14-track LP showcases her versatility, blending old-school R&B grooves with modern energy. The album includes fan-favorite singles like “How We Roll,” “Forever,” and “Low Key,” while boasting collaborations with Chris Brown, Lil Baby, Latto, Busta Rhymes, Tyga, and more. Reuniting with producer Jazze Pha, Ciara delivers a star-studded project that reaffirms her staying power and creative evolution.