New Music Friday: Kaytra’s collab album, Conan Gray’s 80s-inspired video, Bad Bunny’s star-studded clip, and more!

The selection for this New Music Friday is varied and extensive: we begin with the collaboration album of Kaytra’san excellent video inspired by the 80s of Conan Grayand a clip full of cameos from Bad Bunny. Besides, Post Malone offers us a preview of her next album, la chilena Ana Tijoux let it fall Niñxwe will listen to the new album of Kesha, Gag Order, and much more. Let’s get started!

1. Kaytra’s, Kaytra’s

Amine and Kaytranada released their debut album today as Kaytra’s. The self-titled LP includes the first singles Rebuke y 4EVAin collaboration with Pharrell, as well as guest appearances on Freddie Gibbs, Big Sean, Amaarae y Snoop Dogg. The collaboration dates back to 2014, when Amine remixed the 2013 track from Kayranada At All, which led to the producer contributing to three songs on the 2015 mixtape by Amine Calling Brio. Kaytra’s follow the disk of In Kaytrana of 2019, BUBBA, and to the work of Amine of 2021, TwoPointFive.

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2. Conan Gray, Never Ending Song

Have you ever felt like you are in a music video when you listen to your favorite song? That feeling is exactly what brings us Conan Gray in the newly released audiovisual of his theme Never Ending Song, inspired by the eighties, in which he appears dancing through the aisles of a grocery store. “I wanted the music video for Never Ending Song was the example of what we all wish we could do when our favorite song comes on. You get into your own little world, where suddenly everything looks like a music video,” Gray says in a press release. “You walk to the beat of the song, your outfit is a bit more modern…you just want to sing.”

3. Bad Bunny, Where She Goes

Bad Bunny shared a new single today, Where She Goes, which is accompanied by a video with cameos of Dominic Fike, Frank Ocean, Lil Uzi VertBrazilian soccer player Ronaldinho, Isabella Manderson, Julian Daughter-in-law, Juliana Nalu, Sabrina Zada ​​and Ysham Avdulahi. The Puerto Rican rapper recorded the song with the producer Mag and his engineer Patience.

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4. Post Malone, Mourning

Post Malone today brings a new single titled Mourning. The melancholic song serves as the second lead from the rapper and singer-songwriter’s fifth studio album, Austin, which will go on sale July 28 through Mercury/Republic. In a statement, Posty promised fans “some of the most fun music, some of the most challenging and rewarding music” of his career thus far. “I’ve played guitar on every song on the record, and it’s been a really, really fun experience, and I’m super, super excited to share it with you.”

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5. Ana Tijoux, Niñx

After nine years without releasing a new album, the Chilean Ana Tijoux announced this week the arrival of an album called Life, which although it does not have a landing date yet, we are expected to hear sometime this year. The hip-hop artist’s first single is Niñxwhich comes with a video directed by Camila Grandi. “This song is born as a manifesto to the child in all of us,” Tijoux said in a statement. “That living being that is capable of dreaming and building infinite castles of humanity and love.”

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6. Kesha, Gag Order

Kesha is back with his fifth studio album, Gag Order. The album was made with the producer Rick Rubin and includes promotional singles Eat the Acid, Fine Line y Only Love Can Save Us Now. Its title is supposed to refer to the current legal battle of Kesha with the producer Dr. Luke, whose label Kemosabe is co-releasing the record. “I feel like I’m giving birth to the most intimate thing I’ve ever created,” the singer said of the production. “I have delved into some of my ugliest emotions and the least fun sides of myself. It’s scary to be vulnerable. The fact that he has compiled a whole record of these emotions, of anger, of insecurity, of anxiety, of grief, of pain, of regret, all of that is so distressing… but also so healing.”

7. Nicki Nicole, ALMA

Nicki Nicole brought today ALMA, the new project that he has been developing in recent months, and which represents his third studio album. On this occasion, the Argentine brings an album inspired by her personal learning in the last year, in the search for self-esteem and the liberation of emotional dependency. “It’s a super cute album, I feel like people are going to like it a lot. People I admire a lot are part of it, both producers and people from the industry. I feel like it’s a great album, it was long overdue, but it’s worth it,” said Nicki. With the disc, he dropped a couple of audiovisuals: SHOOT *** con Milo Jy 8AM con Young Miko.

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8. Remi Wolf, Prescription

Maybe Remi Wolf be one of the hottest new alt-pop stars on the planet, but with his new track Prescription, reaches even higher heights. The week dropped the theme inspired by the new series of Boots Riley, I’m a Virgo, and today he comes with a video of a live performance of the track, where he reveals his charisma and vocal quality. Enjoy her performance above.

9. Morad, Tow

Last week, the Spanish rapper Morad he dropped his first record, reinserted, a 19-track production where he marks the end of one era and the beginning of another, as he shares the story of his life with constant phases of darkness and the occasional flash of light in just over an hour. As part of the promotion of this long-awaited production, he dropped the video for the theme Towwhere he recounts his murky chronicles of youth.

11. Bejo + Skull, Give Me The Kush

This week we talk about the slidethe joint work of Spanish rappers bejo and skullwho combine their talents and sounds in this production of 10 songs for all tastes, and to end this list on the right foot, we leave you with the official audiovisual of the track Give Me The Kush, where they bring a heavy and almost gangsta beat in this track dedicated to weed.

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