Despite not releasing a project so far this year, Post Malone has dominated the charts and radio thanks to his latest hit “Wow.” As that song continues to sit on the Billboard Hot 100 top 10, Posty is back with a new record for the summer time. On “Goodbyes,” Post Malone connects with Young Thug who appears on the track. Produced by Brian Lee and frequent collaborator Louis Bell, the song prematurely leaked back in March.

Stream the official version of “Goodbyes” and watch the official music video where Post comes back from the dead after a knife fight below.

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Blueface has been in the news lately over family issues involving his mother and sister. Returning to the music, after teasing fans for a while, the L.A. rapper drops “Bussdown.” The new single comes with an accompanying visual directed by Cole Bennett filled with twists and turns. Featuring Offset, watch Blueface hi-jack a school bus, encounter aliens, and party hard with his boss.

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Lil’ Uzi Vert draws inspiration from the movie Blade in his new music video, “Sanguine Paradise.” Following “That’s a Rack,” Uzi and director DAPS deliver a blood filled visual. The Philadelphia star finds himself stumbling into a club, with a twist. The more Uzi moves through the party, he realizes he entered a haven for vampires, filled with a flight club and blood soaked floors.

As fans wait for Uzi’s Eternal Atake project, watch “Sanguine Paradise” below.

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Saweetie gives viewers a look into a summer day in the Bay Area with her new video, “My Type.” The feel-good party clip in support of ICY finds the Oakland native throwing a BBQ. Filled with friends, twerking, dancing, and fast cards doing donuts, watch all the fun action below. Bay Area natives Kehlani and Kamaiyah also make cameos in the visual.

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Snoop Dogg reflects back on an illustrious career on his new single, “I Wanna Thank Me.” The feel-good record is set to appear on the iconic Hip-Hop star’s forthcoming album of the same name, I Wanna Thank Me. The Battlecat-produced song comes with an accompanying visual, which opens with Uncle Snoop’s classic speech during his Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremony last year. From a successful musical career that has spanned decades to family life, Snoop Dogg reminds listeners that no one is comparable.

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Fat Joe dropped his latest single “Pullin” last week, the new record off his forthcoming Family Ties LP. Joe Cartegena supports the track with an official music video, debuted on Tuesday (Jul. 2). Directed by Eif Rivera, Joe Crack delivers a futuristic visual filled with sexy woman, spaceships and more. Co-starring Lil’ Wayne and Dre, watch the TIDAL premiere below.

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Trouble went a different direction with his latest single, “She a Winner.” Featuring the City Girls, the Hitmaka-produced track is strictly for the strippers and clubs. With help from The Motion Family, the DTE representer brings the record to life with an official music video. In the visual, Trouble brings the strip club outside as thousands of women show off their twerking skills. Watch Trouble and Yung Miami of the City Girls lead the floats of twerkers below.

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A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie landed his first-ever No. 1 album earlier this year with Hoodie Szn. The Highbridge star continues to support his chart-topping LP with a video for the single “Swervin.” Directed by Edgar Esteves, the visual finds A Boogie moving from scene-to-scene fast. From a first class flight, to the strip club, hopping in the dentist chair and more, watch the Bronx crooner’s wild adventure below.

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Logic’s Confessions Of A Dangerous Mind LP debuted at No. 1 on Billboard last month, becoming his third chart-topping album. The Maryland MC supports the project with a new music video for his Eminem-featured collaboration, “Homicide.”

Directed by James Larese, the video opens with Logic in the studio receiving a phone call from Paul Rosenberg. Eminem’s manager and the CEO of Logic’s home label, Def Jam, reveals that Slim Shady can’t make the video shoot. Mad at the news, Logic decides to flip the script and gets social media star Chris D’Elia to play Em, while The Sandlot actor Chauncey Leopardi, aka Squints, plays Logic.

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Ed Sheeran is getting set to release his No.6 Collaborations Project in a few weeks on July 12. The star-studded LP is loaded with records from the U.K. singer and artists like Eminem, Justin Bieber, 50 Cent, Chance The Rapper, Cardi B, Travis Scott, Meek Mill, Young Thug and more. Ahead of the album dropping in two weeks, Sheeran debuts the opening song titled “Beautiful People.” A crooning affair with another singing star in Khalid, stream the mellow track below.

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