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Playlist Weekly: Gucci Mane
Written by: Malena Coleman Published on October, 23, 2026, 4:25a.m. EST Gucci Mane holds the official record for the largest discography by a hip-hop artist. Gucci mane Over his decades-long career, he has pumped out an unprecedented volume of music, solidifying his status as a foundational pioneer of trap music. He has 17 studio albums, including his latest album release, “Against All Odds.” The album “Against All Odds” has 17 tracks and features Summer Walker on “Last Night
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Playlist Weekly: Dani Leigh
Written by: Malena Coleman Published on October 19, 2026, 6:40a.m. EST Dani Leigh continues to make a name for herself with her music beyond being known as Da Baby’s baby mama. danielle leigh Dani Leigh released her fourth studio album “With Love From Dani” on October 2, 2026. The 13-track project explores deeply personal themes of healing, faith,motherhood, and finding her identity after the passing of her father. With features from Toschii, Jordan Adetunji, Tink, Bella Do
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Oct 191 min read


Playlist Weekly: Quavo release “GROMELIFE” album
Written by Malena Coleman Published on October 11, 2026, 8:10a.m. EST Quavo has entered a new era with his third solo album “QROMELIFE” fully produced by Pharrell Williams. Quavo Pharrell Williams pushed Quavo to a brighter, more experimental “stadium” sound onthis project. Features from Justin Timberlake, ASAP Rocky, Offset, Tyler The Creator, T.I., Future, Lil Baby, and Yung Miami complete the versatility of the album. Quavo: “GROMELIFE” Each artist brings a different style
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Oct 111 min read


Playlist weekly: Tinashe’s latest album release–POPSTAR
Written by: Malena Coleman Published on September 30, 2026, 10:30pm EST Tinashe’s latest album release–POPSTAR, is more than another release in her decade-long music career, it’s a testament. Tinashe It represents a moment for an artist who says she spent years feeling misunderstood and overlooked. She shared a message on her Instagram page about her journey being a music artist. She said, “For years I felt misunderstood, overlooked… I inevitably reached a place where I no lo
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Oct 52 min read


The Playlist Weekly: Jhene Aiko
Written by: Malena Coleman Published on September 17, 2026, 10p.m. EST Jhene Aiko is an R&B singer from Los Angeles, California. She is known for her soft, breathy vocals and deeply personal, poetic lyrics that helped shape the modern alternative R&B movement. Jhene Aiko began her music career in 2003 with her debut single No L.O.V .E. and has since built an extensive catalog of multiple albums, singles and collaborations. Her latest project, Westside Whimsy marks her return
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Sep 171 min read


KARRAHBOOO Begins a New Chapter With Debut Album ‘NOT DA 2’
Written by: Malena Coleman Published on September 13, 2026, 9:40a.m. EST KARRAHBOOO started making music in 2022 with her debut single Money Counter. KARRAHBOOO This track is what introduced her nonchalant, unbothered vibe. She has been continuously gaining traction in the Atlanta hip-hop scene ever since. Building on that momentum—KARRAHBOOO released her debut album NOT DA 2 on September 4, 2026. KARRAHBOOO “NOT DA 2” The album has 11 tracks, features from Monaleo, Lil Yacht
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Sep 132 min read


THE PLAYLIST WEEKLY: ROD WAVE RETURNS WITH ‘DON’T LOOK DOWN’
By Malena Coleman | September 2, 2026 Rod Wave is back with his seventh studio album, Don’t Look Down, August 28. The project features 24 tracks on its digital release, while the physical CD and vinyl editions include 20 tracks. Rod Wave: Don’t Look Down Leading up to the album, Rod Wave built anticipation with three singles: “Piece Of Your Love,” “Hustle,” and “Feed The Streets.” All three tracks appear on Don’t Look Down. The album also brings in a select group of featured
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Sep 71 min read
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