Maroon 5, Steve Lacy, and More Featured on New Music Friday Event
Maroon 5 has recently released their latest album, titled Love is Like, along with a music video for the title track. The video features Adam Levine walking down a street before being forced into a limousine by two individuals, where he encounters rapper Lil Wayne. Following Lil Wayne’s verse, Adam leaves the car, removes his shirt, and continues his stroll. Steve Lacy, known for his hit “Bad Habit,” has returned with a new single called “Nice Shoes,” a preview of his upcoming album rumored to be titled Oh Yeah?, though no release date has been confirmed. The Chainsmokers have also dropped a new single, “Helium,” featuring vocals by Canadian artist Anna Sofia, accompanied by a creative music video. Zara Larsson has unveiled her latest single, “Crush,” from her upcoming album Midnight Sun set to release on September 26. Currently, Zara is opening for Tate McRae on the Miss Possessive tour.
Cardi B has revealed a second single from her forthcoming sophomore album, Am I the Drama?, due out on September 19, which includes a sample from Jay-Z’s 1997 track “Imaginary Player.” Conan Gray has introduced his new album, Wishbone, produced by Dan Nigro, known for his collaborations with Olivia Rodrigo. Additionally, a music video for one of the album’s tracks, “Caramel,” has been released. British singer Mimi Webb has shared a new single, “You Don’t Look At Me the Same,” from her upcoming album Confessions, scheduled for release on September 12. According to Mimi, the song portrays the perspective of a child witnessing two loved ones drifting apart. The new releases from Maroon 5, Cardi B, and Conan Gray contain explicit language.
In summary, the music industry is abuzz with new releases from a variety of artists across different genres. From hitmakers like Maroon 5 and Cardi B to rising stars like Steve Lacy and Mimi Webb, fans have a lot to look forward to in the coming weeks as these artists share their latest creations. Stay tuned for more music updates as these albums and singles make waves in the industry.
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