New Music Friday kicks off the month of August with several back-to-back dynamic duo collaborations from the likes of Amine and Vince Staples, Cardi B and Meg Thee Stallion and 2 Chainz and Lil Wayne, among others.
Check the highlighted releases below.
Cardi B f. Megan Thee Stallion — “WAP”
Cardi B unleashed her NSFW single “WAP” featuring Meg Thee Stallion and also shared the matching steamy visual for the record, with special guest, Kylie Jenner.
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2 Chainz f. Lil Wayne — “Money Maker”
Fresh off his monstrous Verzus battle against Rick Ross, 2 Chainz keeps the ball rolling with his new Lil Wayne assisted-banger sales magnet.
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Juice WRLD & The Weeknd — “Smile”
Fans of the 999 and XO movements were delighted with the arrival of “Smile,” the surprise collab The Weeknd announced earlier this week with deceased rapper Juice WRLD.
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Aminé f. slowthai & Vince Staples — “Pressure In My Palms”
Aminé has returned with his sophomore album Limbo, featuring Young Thug,Summer Walker,J.I.D, and a host of others. Peep “Pressure In My Palms” featuring slowthai and Vince Staples above.
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Young Dolph — “Death Row”
Young Dolph has already launched the campaign for his Rich Slave album with a Lamborghini raffle and numerous singles, including “RNB” featuring Meg Thee Stallion. Now, he’s adding fuel to the fire with his new “Death Row” single.
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Anderson .Paak f. J.I.D, Noname and Jay Rock — “Lockdown (Remix)”
In addition to the added verses from J.I.D, Noname and Jay Rock, listen for additional bass tracks on Anderson .Paak’s Lockdown” (Remix), courtesy of Thundercat.
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Flatbush Zombies — “Afterlife”
The Flatbush Zombies doubled down on the release of their new James Blake-produced track “Afterlife” with the official video, that takes the concept of x-rays to a new level.
Smoke DZA f. Jadakiss & Flipp Dinero — “Hibachi”
Veteran Harlem MC Smoke DZA recruits Jadakiss and Flipp Dinero for their assistance on his latest offering “Hibachi.”
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This week’s honorable mentions include Doja Cat’s “Freak”, DJ Scheme, IDK, J.I.D and Kenny Mason on “Cereal” and Lou the Human’s “Dr. Evil.”
