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When Cardi B name-checks Latto on her Am I The Drama? standout “Errtime,” she perfectly tees up a guest appearance that never materializes. It’s a disappointing omission, but as always, Cardi had another trick up her sleeve. On Wednesday, she announced a revamped release of her second album, the “Errtime Edition,” adding her “Put It On Da Floor” collaborator for a knockout verse that elevates the club fight song to a new plateau of electrifying excitement.

“G lock in my hip, I walk around with a switch / I know this ho ain’t talking sh*t with broke n**** on her lips,” Latto taunt. “Like, how you let a rapper hit that ain’t even got no hits? / Man, my thick ass went to fashion week, them dresses couldn’t even zip.”

The verse is Latto’s second surprise collaboration of the year after she hooked up with former rival Ice Spice on “Gyatt,” officially putting their feud to rest and giving fans a glimpse of her potential follow-up project to 2024’s Sugar Honey Iced Tea. Meanwhile, Am I The Drama? finds Cardi reuniting with other past collaborators, such as Kehlani, on songs like “Safe.”

You can listen to Cardi B’s remix of “Errtime” featuring Latto above.

Am I The Drama? is out now via Atlantic Records. You can find more info here.

For one weekend every summer, the Primavera Sound festival makes Barcelona the center of the music world. Now, next year’s fest is coming into focus. Today (September 25), organizers have announced the 2026 lineup.

The biggest names on the poster (literally, in terms of font size) are The Cure, Doja Cat, The xx, Gorillaz, Massive Attack, Addison Rae, My Bloody Valentine, PinkPantheress, Skrillex, and Peggy Gou.

Also included among the 150 names revealed today are Lola Young, Mac DeMarco, Little Simz, Big Thief, Ethel Cain, Dijon, Role Model, Wet Leg, Jade, 2hollis, Alex G, Amaarae, Ashnikko, Blood Orange, Father John Misty, Men I Trust, Ravyn Lenae, Rilo Kiley, Cameron Winter, Cara Delevingne, Fcukers, Geese, Panda Bear, Touché Amoré, and Water From Your Eyes.

Furthermore, the festival is set to reveal a “parallel programme” that will extend the festival to a full week.

The festival is going down from June 3 to 7. As for tickets, registration for the fan sale is open now until September 28 at 11:59 p.m. CEST. The sale will then be active for 24 hours, or until tickets sell out, beginning September 29 at 11 a.m. CEST. The general on-sale will follow on September 30 at 11 a.m. CEST. More information is available on the Primavera Sound website.

ASAP Rocky has been in press a bit lately, as he promotes his movies, Highest 2 Lowest and If I Had Legs I’d Kick You, while his partner (possibly wife?) Rihanna also popped up in the Smurfs movie earlier this year. While fans’ have been champing at the bit to get albums from both, they’ve got a different announcement today: Their third child, Rocki, has arrived.

Rihanna shared a loving photo of herself with Rocki on Instagram, alongside a caption revealing her full name (Rocki Irish Myers) and birthdate (she was technically born about a week ago, on September 13). A second slide captures an adorable, tiny pair of pink boxing gloves tied with ribbons; it sounds like this one is a fighter.

The couple first revealed their third pregnancy just ahead of the Met Gala in May, telling reporters at the event they were “tired” of keeping it a secret. “It feels amazing,” Rocky said on the blue carpet. “We were tired of holding that, and it was time to show the people what we was cooking up. I’m glad everybody’s happy for us, because we’re definitely happy.”

Meanwhile, at the same event, Rihanna told reporters that the pregnancy would not delay her long-awaited ninth studio album, saying, “I can still sing.” Now that the baby has arrived, though, it looks like any further announcements may have to wait as they dote on the newborn.

Coco Jones chooses between hits from rappers like Doechii and Doja Cat, alt bands, and more in this week’s episode of Sound Check With Jeremy Hecht. While we’ve had some R&B singers before, even longtime fans of the actress-turned-hitmaker might be surprised by some of her choices. While Coco is best known for songs like “Other Side Of Love” and “Toxic,” her tastes run the gamut of genres, proving she has the range.

Here’s how it works: Jeremy plays two songs for the guest artist, who has to choose one and explain their choice, giving Jeremy a chance to learn their musical taste. Jeremy then has to guess the artist’s life anthem, the song they’d take to a desert island, which the guest wrote down earlier on a piece of paper. Our production team has also given him a decoy song, and Jeremy has to guess which is correct based on what he’s learned in the previous rounds.

When it comes to R&B, Coco’s more of a Jazmine Sullivan “Pick Up Your Feelings” girly than a SZA “Kill Bill.” Meanwhile, her pop palate runs more Justin Bieber than it does One Direction, and hey, when it comes to Doechii vs. Doja, she’s got a little more Swamp Princess in her than Tarzana troublemaker.

Watch Coco Jones take on the Sound Check challenge above. New episodes of Sound Check drop every Wednesday at noon ET/9 a.m. PT on Uproxx’s YouTube.

Everybody Scream, the first Florence + The Machine album since 2022’s Dance Fever, is set to come out next month, on October 31.

So far, we’ve heard the title track, and today (September 24), Florence Welch offers “One Of The Greats,” an epic rocker made with Aaron Dessner and Idles’ Mark Bowen.

In a statement, Welch says of the song:

“I don’t really know how to explain myself with this one, it was sort of a long poem about the cost of greatness. Who gets to decide what that is? Why do I even want it? Why am I never satisfied?

I feel like I die a little bit every time I make a record, and kind of literally nearly died on the last tour. Yet I always dig myself up to try again, always trying to please that one person who doesn’t like it, or finally feel like I made something perfect and I can rest.

Early in my career, I was consistently ridiculed and derided for the bigness of my expression. I was thrust into the spotlight but also told again and again I didn’t deserve it, or that because it wasn’t to their taste it wasn’t good. So maybe this is a 15-year outpouring of frustration. But also, a lot of the lines I just left in because I thought they were funny.

Me and Bowen from IDLES wrote it in one take. He played the guitar and I just sang it straight from the page. We meant to re-record it but the first take just had this amazing energy.

Then Aaron Dessner helped us take it to a truly transcendent place. I wanted it to feel like you were disintegrating into nothing at the end. Which is sometimes what the creative process feels to me. Death and resurrection over and over.”

Listen to “One Of The Greats” above and check out the Everybody Scream cover art below.

Florence + The Machine’s Everybody Scream Album Cover Artwork

Everybody Scream is out 10/31 via Polydor. Find more information here.

The All Things Go festival is celebrating a decade with All Things Go: 10 Years, a benefit compilation benefiting Jack Antonoff’s charity the Ally Coalition. Bartees Strange is doing his part by contributing a new song, “DCWDTTY.”

The track is inspired by DC post-hardcore icons Smart Went Crazy, specifically their song “DC Will Do That To You.” It’s not a cover, though, but a new song Bartees made with Antonoff. In a statement, Bartees explains:

“One of my favorite songs from people in this part of the world is ‘DC Will Do That To You’ by Smart Went Crazy. Content-wise, this song doesn’t have much to do with theirs, other than I feel like a big part of who I am is because of DC and what I feel like it did to and for me. This song is just me, wandering through the DMV — things seen and heard in a uniquely lovely and upside down place.”

Listen to “DCWDTTY” above and find Bartees’ upcoming tour dates below.

Bartees Strange’s 2025 Tour Dates

09/27 — Columbia, MD @ All Things Go
09/28 — Saugerties, NY @ AutoCamp Catskills
11/10 — Boulder, CO @ Boulder Theater
11/12 — San Francisco, CA @ August Hall
11/15 — West Hollywood, CA @ The Peppermint Club
11/18 — Grand Rapids, MI @ St. Cecilia Music Center

Philadelphia has always been a city of grit and resilience. From the corner bodegas to the arena stages, that hustle mentality runs through its veins, and few embody that spirit like Fridayy. The Grammy-nominated singer, rapper, songwriter, and producer has already carved out his place on platinum records and hit collabs with DJ Khaled and Lil Baby, and landed hooks with Chris Brown and Swae Lee. He’s earned the attention, admiration, and respect of legends (JAY-Z, Drake) and from audiences worldwide — a payoff following a marathon of patience and commitment to excellence that echoes the aging process of Rémy Martin V.S.O.P. That’s what makes Fridayy the perfect person to represent for Philly on Uproxx and Rémy Martin’s Sound of My City series.

Fridayy’s story begins far from the spotlight, in a home where his father, a pastor, kept a piano in the family room, and a 10-year-old kid found his voice singing gospel in church. That mix of discipline and faith has shaped Fridayy’s sound – a versatile blend of gospel, Afrobeats, Kompa, and R&B that refuses to stay in a single lane.

“I always wanna go left when people box me in,” he tells UPROXX spirits expert Frank Dobbins III over a cocktail inspired by his work-in-progress legacy. The pair sat down for the latest episode of Sound of My City series to celebrate his years-long grind.

From late nights writing in Philly basements to long stretches in L.A. honing his craft, Fridayy’s journey has been about putting in the time, trusting the process, and letting the results speak loudly and proudly. Now, he’s ready to raise a glass to Philadelphia’s resilience, celebrating heritage, home, and the refusal to stop pushing boundaries.

Watch the full episode above.

It looks like Coi Leray is gearing up for a proper return to the spotlight. After taking some maternity leave earlier this year, she delivered a stunning new single, “Pink Money,” alongside Bktherula and G Herbo last week. And now, just a few days later, she’s got a music video for the ballistic missile of a track, which finds her throwing ass and throwing cash at a strip club with her new compatriots.

The biggest beneficiary of the song might not even be Coi herself, though. Bktherula has come a long way from the first time we wrote about her back in 2021. She’s since found a niche and supporte from fellow women-in-a-male-dominated-industry Coi and Rico Nasty, and thanks to these co-signs from those pioneering peers, it might not be too much longer before we see her take a leap to a new level of stardom.

In the meantime, “Pink Money” suggests that Coi Leray might well be back on cycle for the follow-up to her last album, 2023’s Coi. While she did release a couple of EPs since then — Lemon Cars last May and What Happened To Forever? this February — the time is ripe for her to drop a new full-length LP.

You can watch Coi Leray’s “Pink Money” video featuring Bktherula and G Herbo above.

Indigo De Souza is fresh off the release of her latest album, Precipice, in July. But, she has some more business to attend to. She expanded her tour, adding new shows with support from Mothé, and to mark the occasion today (September 24), they have shared a new collaboration, “Serious.”

In a statement, De Souza says of the song:

“Serious is a reflection on overthinking — and trying not to! Reminders to myself, and from people I love, to loosen the tight grip I’m often holding internally.​ Life is a heavy experience, so it’s important to make time for letting loose!​ This song is about that moment when you decide you don’t care who’s watching, you’re just going to dance with your whole heart. It’s about trusting joy.​ I absolutely loved singing this song with my friend Mothé. They have such a beautiful voice and they are so fun to write with. I am grateful to have made this song with them, and really excited to hopefully sing it a few times on the tour we have coming up!​”

Listen to “Serious” above and De Souza’s upcoming tour dates below.

Indigo De Souza’s 2025 & 2026 Tour Dates

10/18/2025 — Columbus, OH @ Athenaeum Theatre ^
10/19/2025 — Chicago, IL @ Thalia Hall ^
10/22/2025 — Philadelphia, PA @ Union Transfer ^
10/23/2025 — Washington DC @ 9:30 Club ^
10/25/2025 — Norwalk, CT @ District Music Hall ^
10/26/2025 — Boston, MA @ The Royale ^
10/27/2025 — New York, NY @ Webster Hall ^
10/30/2025 — Charlottesville, VA @ The Jefferson ^
11/02/2025 — Asheville, NC @ Orange Peel ^
11/05/2025 — Paris, FR @ Pitchfork Festival
11/08/2025 — London, UK @ Pitchfork Festival
03/03/2026 — Phoenix, AZ @ Crescent Ballroom
03/04/2026 — San Diego, CA @ Music Box
03/05/2026 — Los Angeles, CA @ The Fonda
03/06/2026 — San Francisco, CA @ The Fillmore
03/07/2026 — Sacramento, CA @ Harlows
03/09/2026 — Portland, OR @ Revolution
03/10/2026 — Seattle, WA @ Showbox Market
03/11/2026 — Vancouver, BC @ Hollywood
03/13/2026 — Boise, ID @ The Shrine
03/14/2026 — Salt Lake City, UT @ Soundwell
03/16/2026 — Denver, CO @ Gothic Theatre

^ with mothé

Precipice is out now via Loma Vista Recordings. Find more information here.

Camila Cabello’s “First Man” has become a solid father/daughter dance song pick for weddings, since it sees her singing about the relationship between dads and their little girls. One fan who got married recently chose “First Man” for their big moment, but the day before, she happened to run into Cabello, who decided to turn up at the wedding and sing the song herself.

In a video shared by a relative of the couple, Cabello explained the situation to the gathered friends and family, saying:

“We were at our hotel yesterday, and I run into Kelli and her family, and she was like, ‘Guess what? I’m doing my father/daughter dance to your song ‘First Man.” I got to meet Kelli, I got to meet her family, I got to meet her amazing dad Mike. ‘First Man’ is a really special song to me; It’s a song that I wrote about my dad and about, you know, the moment that I get married — which, I have not been married yet. […]

We kind of planned this and it was kind of a little last-minute thing that we put together, and I’m really honored to be a part of this moment for you, Kelli, and I’m happy to be a part of specifically this father/daughter dance moment, because I’m such a daddy’s girl. And I feel like your dad, if you’re lucky, is your first love, is your first hero, and he’s a man that kind of sets the stage for the next man in your life. And I could tell from speaking to you guys yesterday that your dad loves the hell out of you.”

Here’s the video of Cabello singing “First Man.”