Billboard’s Friday Music Information serves as a helpful information to this Friday’s most important releases — the important thing music that everybody shall be speaking about immediately, and that shall be dominating playlists this weekend and past.
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This week, ROSÉ desires to hit “Quantity One,” Jack Harlow desires to make your coronary heart swoon and Depraved desires you to sing alongside. Try all of this week’s picks under:
ROSÉ, “Quantity One Lady”
Whereas “APT.,” ROSÉ’s smash collaboration with Bruno Mars, turned her first profession prime 10 hit and launched the BLACKPINK’s star solo oeuvre to U.S. radio listeners, “Quantity One Lady” (which was created with Mars, in truth) successfully swerves in a unique course, a piano ballad that showcases her pleading voice and expands her story.
Jack Harlow, “Hey Miss Johnson”
“I feel it’s a track about courtship, in the beginning,” Jack Harlow lately advised Apple Music about his newest single — and certainly, “Hey Miss Johnson” finds the rapper nodding towards OutKast’s “Ms. Jackson” over a frivolously sashaying beat whereas spitting recreation to attempt to impress a woman.
Numerous Artists, Depraved: The Soundtrack
With Depraved hitting theaters this weekend and beguiling households forward of Thanksgiving, the movie’s official soundtrack captures the film magic because of Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo — co-stars, and vocal powerhouses — injecting new life into the musical’s beloved centerpieces. Learn the total overview.
Jelly Roll, “Run It”
Speak about prolific: on the identical day that he dropped “Harm,” a brand new collaboration with OneRepublic, and the identical week that he introduced a stadium tour slot in assist of Submit Malone, Jelly Roll additionally unveiled “Run It,” a handy guide a rough clap-along for the Sonic the Hedgehog 3 soundtrack that sounds primed to transcend the household movie.
Wizkid, Morayo
Whereas Wizkid’s newest full-length includes a satisfying array of collaborations (with options from Jazmine Sullivan, Brent Faiyaz and Asake, amongst others), Morayo, which is devoted to the Nigerian star’s late mom, hits near dwelling, with songwriting outlined by reminiscences and intimate revelations.
Lil Nas X, “Want Dat Boy”
Though his greatest hits are uptempo, chest-thumping anthems, Lil Nas X additionally sounds comfy slowing down the BPM and turning insular — and “Want Dat Boy,” wherein he works by means of his advanced emotions of fame and loneliness over sparse manufacturing earlier than the beat switches, deserves an enormous listenership as nicely.
Quevedo, Buenas Noches
Madrid native Quevedo has made a large mark on Latin city music over the previous three years — a line that may be traced again to his huge Bizarrap session in 2022 — and Buenas Noches appears like a brand new star being coronated, his deep voice and springy circulate given ample room to dazzle.
Editor’s Decide: Miguel, “At all times Time”
Since his final album, 2017’s Conflict & Leisure, Miguel watched his track “Certain Factor” grow to be a viral sensation a decade after its launch; now, he’s demonstrating the beautiful ache in his voice with “At all times Time,” a somber new observe that appears like a check-in with new and previous followers alike earlier than a significant 2025.
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