If there was ever a week where distraction was needed, this was the one. The 2020 presidential election largely brought music output to a halt, but thankfully New Music Friday has some fresh heat to give fans a much-needed break from following the fate of our nation.

The producers are well represented this week with Mike WiLL-Made-It and Murda Beatz dropping off new bangers. Elsewhere, highlights include Nicki Minaj and YoungBoy Never Broke Again trading bars, Big Sean connecting with Fivio Foreign and Mulatto hopping on a track with Mr. “Most Expensivest Shit” himself, 2 Chainz. That is where we start.

2 Chainz f. Mulatto – “Quarantine Thick”

As cuffing season solidifies, 2 Chainz lets his quarantine and chill preferences be known with one of the year’s top buzzing artists, Mulatto.

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Mike WiLL Made-It f. YoungBoy Never Broke Again & Nicki Minaj – “What That Speed Bout”

One of 2020’s quietest super producers comes out with the A-List, recruiting YoungBoy Never Broke Again and Nicki Minaj for his latest single.

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Swae Lee f. Tyga & Lil Mosey – “Krabby Step”

After connecting on Whoheem’s recent single “Let’s Link,” Tyga and Lil Mosey team up again on Swae Lee’s Spongebob-themed new joint.

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24kGoldn f. Justin Beiber, J Balvin & Iann Dior – “Mood (Remix)”

24kGoldn levels up his single “Mood” with an assist from Justin Beiber and J Balvin.

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Lil Skies – “On Sight”

One of the year’s busiest spitters keeps his productivity streak going with his latest loose single.

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42 Dugg – “Free Woo”

42 Dugg is talking to the streets in his hustle-friendly new single.

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Shordie Shordie f. Murda Beatz – “Good Evening”

Baltimore-bred rapper Shordie Shordie enlists the hot hand of Murda Beatz for the track which is reminiscent of the early Kanye West soul samples.