R&B
Chlöe has joined forces with legendary producer Timbaland for Resurrection , a 13-track collaborative mixtape released via Parkwood Entertainment/Columbia Records. The project marks a fresh creative chapter for the singer, following her solo albums In Pieces and Trouble in Paradise . Pairing Chlöe’s expressive vocals, sharp songwriting, and inventive artistry with Timbaland’s unmistakable, groove-driven production, Resurrection delivers a modern take on R&B rooted in the producer’s classic sound. Opening with the sultry “Talking Dirty,” the mixtape sets an intimate tone while showcasing the duo’s musical chemistry, blending timeless influences with contemporary textures across its concise, 29-minute runtime.
Rising R&B artist and actor Papa Jay kicks off the summer with his new single, “Work Dat,” a sultry, club-ready anthem inspired by Chicago’s jookin’ culture. The track marks Papa Jay's debut release on Epic Records after years as an independent artist. Known for roles in flicks such as Reasonable Doubt, The Madness, and Creed III, Papa Jay continues balancing acting and music, showcasing a lifelong passion for recording and his next artistic chapter.
R&B singer and songwriter Muni Long returns with “Richest,” her first solo single of 2026 and a heartfelt ballad released through Def Jam Recordings. The song explores the emotional struggle of embracing new love after heartbreak, with Long revealing how past wounds made her hesitant to say “I love you” again. Following the success of “Delulu,” multiple GRAMMY wins, and her acclaimed album Revenge, Long continues her impressive momentum. “Richest” highlights her signature vulnerability while celebrating the joy and fulfillment found in genuine love.
UK R&B singer-songwriter Ama marks a bold new chapter with the release of her self-titled sophomore album, AMA. Formerly known as Ama Lou, the artist embraces a more personal and stripped-back approach across the 12-track project, pairing minimalist production with rich harmonies and emotionally candid songwriting. Exploring themes of love, desire, confidence, femininity, and heartbreak, AMA showcases her artistic growth while maintaining the lyrical depth that first earned her acclaim. Guest appearances from Bryson Tiller and Brent Faiyaz add star power, but Ama’s distinctive voice remains the album’s defining presence.
Dawn Richard and Durand Bernarr bring warmth, soul and intention to “baby, can we?” with a smooth duet that recalls the golden era of ’90s R&B. Directed by Dawn Richard and Carl Harrison Jr., the video unfolds in a lively park setting where dancers and everyday people celebrate a beautiful spring day, matching the song’s uplifting spirit. Produced and co-written by the Katalyst Collective, the track finds Richard singing about wanting deeper connection, genuine effort and life’s simple pleasures rather than a relationship built solely on physical attraction.