In her new music video, that was released today (19 July), FKA Twigs shares her latest single, “Killer.” This visually stunning clip follows Twigs as she navigates treacherous territories of passion and intimacy. Through the screen, we see twigs enjoying the beach, alone in her room, and out with her lover, but her lyrics reveal her inner thoughts:
Taking a moment to share her feelings on “Killer”, FKA Twigs shared how it makes her feel. According to FKA Twigs, “Like the wildest plucked roses, I find myself more beautiful when I am delicately wilted, in shadow, lonely or forced, darkened around the edges and hungry to be cared for again. “A wonderful experience producing the ‘Killer’ video with an outstanding team.”
This past January, FKA Twigs released her debut project CAPRISONGS. This featured 17 songs and features from artists such as Pa Salieu, The Weeknd, Daniel Caesar, Shygirl, Rema, Unknown T, Jorja Smith, and more. In addition to the mixtape’s visuals, fans have also been able to enjoy “tears in the club,” “honda,” “ride the dragon,” “jealousy,” “meta angel,” “papi bones,” and “darjeeling.”
In anticipation of the release of Joey Bada$$’s 2000 album on July 22, he has provided fans with a brief preview entitled “Zipcodes.” The accompanying video revolves around the track’s title by following Joey through different cities. The Waqas Ghani-directed visual embodies the lyrics by showing up by the Louvre Museum in Paris and shopping all over Europe:
There was a previously scheduled release for the album earlier this month, but it was postponed at the last minute as a result of a sample clearance issue. From the year 2000, fans were able to enjoy “Head High,” “Survivor’s Guilt,” and “Where I Belong,” which was dedicated to departed artists Junior B and Capital Steez.
Following the release of ALL-AMERIKKKAN BADA$$ in 2017, titled 2000, which featured a variety of artists, Chronixx, ScHoolboy Q, Nyck Caution, Meechy Darko, Kirk Knight, Styles P, and J. Cole. Five thousand album equivalent units were sold during its first week on the Billboard 200, making the project a top five success for Joey.
Larry June, the rapper and entrepreneur, has released a new track called “Private Valet” via Empire over the weekend. June and his orange Lamborghini are pictured in the accompanying music video. Directed by LX, the video follows June as he explores the cityscapes before settling into his car. A Jake One-produced beat is the backdrop for June’s smooth rap about enjoying life’s finer things.
As part of his “Orange Print Pollstar Tour,” June recently completed the final leg of the tour which sold out across North America. Since releasing his Orange Print project in July, June has been releasing smooth visuals for his fans to groove to ever since. The first cut was “Still Cookin,” followed by “6am In Sausalito” and “Intercepted” with Money Man. As a result of the Orange Print’s success, it cracked the Billboard Top 200 for the first time in its career and has surpassed well over 25 million streams.
The Late Night was Larry June and Cardo’s joint project, which they presented after collaborating in September. A total of seven new tracks are included in the album, all of which remain featureless to make the musical chemistry between the two duos stand out.
As far as Rowdy Rebel is concerned, it has been a long time coming. Brooklyn rhymer has been keeping his fans entertained since returning from a six-year prison stint with a wide variety of singles and collaborations. The culmination of all that comes with the release of Rebel’s new album Rebel vs. Rowdy, a 17-song collection featuring Fivio Foreign, French Montana, Dreezy, and more.
A video for a standout track off the new LP, “New York,” is also available alongside the LP. It features Jadakiss and A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie. This S.Dot-produced track was originally leaked back in 2021 and demonstrates a different side of The Big Apple than previous hits:
“New York” is accompanied by a clip by G-Train that brings together plenty of the city’s highlights at night. Don Q, Fat Joe, Fabolous, and others can be seen on subways and in a number of neighborhoods throughout.
After Shmoney Keeps Calling, Revolution vs. Rowdy made its way to shores back in 2016, when Rowdy Rebel was still incarcerated. The release included appearances from Kent Jones, Ty Dolla $ign, Lil Durk, Rich The Kid, Too $hort, A$AP Ferg, and Bobby Shmurda. It was released in 2014 with Shmoney Shmurda (with GS9), and it was released in 2015 with Remain Silent.
Throughout the past few months, Toosii has released some dope cuts, such as “Secrets,” “Love Me Easy,” and “Keeper.” Today, he keeps the energy high with a new song, “Love Is…,” a Sammy, Dawson, and Bossman production that samples Julia Michaels’ “Love Is Weird.” It is an emotionally powerful track, in which Toosii reflects on a lost love:
A matching video is also available for “Love Is…“, courtesy of Noratchetss. Toosii harmonizes alone in the clip for about four minutes while his former love interest lives elsewhere, matching the melancholy vibes of the song.
There have been two years since Toosii’s Poetic Pain debut album was released, which had 17 tracks and features from Summer Walker and Lil Durk. In the years since then, Fivio Foreign and his XXL Freshman cohort have continued to entertain their fans with Thank You for Believing. This is in addition to collaborations with DaBaby, Fivio Foreign, Latto, Hotboii, and Key Glock. His three-song EP Pretty Girls Love Toosii was released last December.
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