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Soccer Mommy just returned with her sophomore album, color theory. The tracklist includes the previously released songs, ​​“circle the drain,” ​​“yellow is the color of her eyes,” and ​​“lucy.” This is her first LP since 2018’s Clean.

Lil Baby is back with his sophomore album, My Turn. Ahead of the album drop, he released “Woah” and “Sum 2 Prove.” This is his first full-length since 2018’s Harder Than Ever.

G Herbo just returned with his latest album, PTSD. The tracklist includes his Valentine’s drop, “In This Bitch.” This LP follows his December release, Sessions.

Young Nudy is back with his latest mixtape, Anyways. It’s the Atlanta rapper’s first full-length release of 2020 and follows Sli’merre, his 2019 joint project with producer Pi'erre Bourne.

Ozzy Osbourne just returned with his twelfth solo album, Ordinary Man. The tracklist includes the previously released songs, “Under the Graveyard,” “Straight to Hell,” and the title track. This is the Prince of Darkness’ first LP since 2010’s Scream.

King Krule just dropped his third studio album, Man Alive! The tracklist includes the previously released songs, “Alone, Omen 3,” “(Don’t Let the Dragon) Draag On,” and “Energy Fleets.” This is his first LP since 2017’s The OOZ.

BTS just dropped their fourth Korean album, MAP OF THE SOUL: 7. The LP includes the previously released tracks, “Interlude: Shadow,” “Black Swan,” and “Outro: Ego.” This is their first album in 10 months following last year’s MAP OF THE SOUL: PERSONA.

BTS just dropped their fourth Korean album, MAP OF THE SOUL: 7. The LP includes the previously released tracks, “Interlude: Shadow,” “Black Swan,” and “Outro: Ego.” This is their first album in 10 months following last year’s MAP OF THE SOUL: PERSONA.

Grimes is back with her fifth studio album, Miss Anthropocene. The tracklist includes the previously released singles, “Delete Forever,” “Violence,” and “My Name is Dark (Art Mix).” This is her first LP since 2015’s Art Angels.

Trippie Redd is back with the deluxe version of A Love Letter to You 4. The updated tracklist includes eight new cuts, including “The Way,” “YELL OH,” and “How I Was Raised.” The original version of A Love Letter to You 4 was his second release of 2019, following his ! (Exclamation Mark) project last August.

Netflix’s To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You soundtrack just hit the digital stands in the wake of the movie premiere. The Capitol Records-curated tracklist features five brand-new songs, including MARINA’s “About Love” and Chaz Cardigan’s “As I’ll Ever Be.” This film is the sequel to 2018’s To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before.

Netflix’s To All the Boys: P.S. I Still Love You soundtrack just hit the digital stands in the wake of the movie premiere. The Capitol Records-curated tracklist features five brand-new songs, including MARINA’s “About Love” and Chaz Cardigan’s “As I’ll Ever Be.” This film is the sequel to 2018’s To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before.

Tennis is back with their fifth album, Swimmer. The Valentine’s drop includes the previously released tracks, “Need Your Love” and “Runner.” This is the band’s first LP since 2017’s Yours Conditionally.

Fetty Wap just returned with his latest mixtape, Trap & B. This is his first release since October’s FMF IV: The Hidden Chapter. The 7-track offering precedes the New Jersey artist’s ‘King Zoo’ tour of North America, which kicks off in April—and a sophomore album of the same name is reportedly on the way.

I travel a lot, as you know, and sometime while I’m sitting on a bus or in a train, I have thoughts. These thoughts are about life and about myself and about others.

Tame Impala just returned with its fourth album, The Slow Rush. The tracklist includes the previously released songs, “Lost In Yesterday,” “It Might Be Time,” and “Borderline.” This is the act’s first LP since 2015’s Currents.

Justin Bieber is back with his fifth album, Changes. The tracklist includes the previously released tracks, “Intentions,” “Get Me,” and “Yummy.” This is his first LP since 2015’s Purpose.

Scenario Communications has hired senior public relations strategists Jennifer Reed and Molly Kukla to launch and oversee a TV and entertainment division at the company.Reed will serve as executive vp, overseeing all TV publicity and communication strategies, in partnership with Kukla as account director.The move comes after Scenario was founded in December 2018 by Hayley Antonian, Ron Hofmann and Steven Wilson, along with entrepreneur and business strategist Brian Lee, who recently passed a

2 Chainz and the T.R.U. crew just dropped their collaborative album, No Face, No Case. The tracklist includes the previously released cuts, “Georgia,” “Virgil Discount,” and “Shoot It Out.” This is 2 Chainz’ first project since last year’s Rap or Go to the League.