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The Round-Up: Best Songs of The Week - ft. Knxwledge, Little Dragon, KeiyaA, and More [Playlist]
It came, it went, and then it came again. But the third studio album from the powerhouse polymath is finally here. A scattered and experimental outing, the first shot of new music on the wandering 12-track project is one of its brightest moments.
Knxw and .Paak can do no wrong.
A pair of Brooklyn's most productive pontificators trade wisdom on.a lush and lo-fi loosie.
A super-swung heater from the singer's stellar debut album, Forever, Ya Girl.
A seductive and symphonic selection from the DMV do-it-all's new album, Fire Sign.
Back with their sixth studio album, the Swedish genre-smashers dip into post-Soulquarian R&B with this silky, mid-tempo two-stepper.
The Compton artist steps away from his house-fueled palette with a buoyant and shameless smoker's anthem.
Already a winning pair, Con and Al wrangle Q for a vice rap spectacle off their upcoming collaborative album, LULU.
One for Magic City's sure-to-dominate "virtual entertainment" initiative.
The closing prayer of the singer's second album of the year is a tender glide over clean, spacious guitar work. Early contender for ballad of the year.