In celebration of Juneteenth comes the release of the "Liberated / Music For The Movement Vol. 3" EP, the third volume of a four-part series and it features artists Chloe, Lucky Daye, Cordae & Common and more. "Liberated" celebrates themes of Black beauty, self-love, Afrofuturism, and Black empowerment in song. Sonically the EP is an infusion of jazz, funk, neo-soul, hip-hop and R&B, and spoken word, fresh, vibrant, experimental and genre-bending. "Liberated" explores embracing Black authenticity uninhibitedly. It's centred on Black America becoming the author of its own story and adopting an unapologetic Black pride. Volume III shifts its focus away from the long-suffered trauma to revel in the strengths that make the Black community unique, original and extraordinarily resilient. The project celebrates Black art, style, beauty, creativity and success as a culture and a people. As with the first two volumes, all the music and illustrations are created by Black artists. The cover illustrations for "Liberated" were created solely by South African illustrator Karabo. Karabo is renowned for "preserving the African aesthetic" and was named Forbes Magazine's "Africa 30 Under 30" in 2019.

Dutch DJ R3HAB teamed up with British-Zimbabwean singer-songwriter Kelvin Jones to release a new song, “Downtown,” along with a music video. Written by Johannes Burger, Sophie Simmons, Kelvin Jones and R3HAB and marks the first collaboration between R3HAB and Kelvin Jones. Kelvin Jones shared on social media, “This song is an absolute beast! Such a HUGE record! I hope that's not arrogant. I'm just overly excited! Massive thanks to R3HAB!! So excited to have this song out with you, brother!" The song is different from what we are used to R3HAB, being very minimalist, complementing itself perfectly with the voice of Kevin Jones. After the DJ with Moroccan origins collaborated with Luis Fonsi and Sean Paul for the song "Pues," he tries a new direction through "Downtown Kelvin Jones said that the two artists imagined a walk through New York, and the minimalist basis of the song is exactly the opposite of what happens in this era. However, the song is very catchy and has a vibe for a late summer night.

Swedish singer-songwriter Clara Mae has released a new song, “Not Sad Anymore,” alongside a music video. She wrote the song with Johan Lindbrandt and Robin Stjernberg, and Nowell Emanuel directed the accompanying music video. Clara Mae shared on social media, “'Not Sad Anymore' is out in the world! It's no secret I love to write about those things that hurt a little extra. So writing a song about actually feeling good was something completely new to me and something I've always had a hard time doing. Therefore, I feel extra proud about this one. It's written together with 2 of my favourites Johan Lindbrandt and Robin Stjernberg.” She an artist to watch for as her debut original single, "I'm Not Her," was released in November 2017 via Big Beat/Atlantic Records. The catchy track clearly showed that the young singer was poised for stardom, accumulating nearly 5 million combined streams and establishing her electro-infused pop sound, rich vocal prowess, and empowering lyrical style. Early in her career, she had the opportunity to work with two of the most influential electronic producers of our time, David Guetta and Tiesto. More recently, she co-wrote on KREAM's "Taped Up Heart," which has garnered 80 million streams and counting.

Jonas Brothers, consisting of the trio, Kevin Jonas, Nick Jonas, and Joe Jonas, released a brand new song titled "Remember This." Dedicated to the band's fans, this peppy number is named after their upcoming sold-out tour. In addition, the track was first unveiled as part of the 2021 USA Olympics Team Trials coverage on NBC. In "Remember This," the trio has again proved why they have an enormous fan base. With outstanding music, magical voices, and wonderful lyrics, this song uplifts your mood. With its anthemic chorus — “Used to pray for a moment just like this / There’s a fire in your eyes I can’t resist / Baby we’re gonna wanna remember this — “Remember This” will feature during NBC’s coverage of this summer’s Tokyo Olympics, which begin July 23rd. “Remember This” shares its name with the Jonas Brothers’ upcoming tour, a 44-date Remember This trek that kicks off August 20th in Las Vegas. In May, Jonas Brothers also shared the single “Leave Before You Love Me” featuring Marshmello. The brothers will also release their joint memoir Blood in November.

Bangladeshi-Irish singer-songwriter Joy Crookes has dropped a video for her new track titled “Feet Don’t Fail Me Now.” The new song from Joy gives off a powerful feeling, and it’ll definitely have you hitting repeat multiple times. It will also be featured on her long-awaited debut album "JC1" alongside “Power” and “Anyone But Me.” The release for the album was pushed back from last year, but Joy confirmed on social media it will be arriving this year. “This song is one of the most complicated songs I’ve ever written (in a good way),” she says. “The track carries with it a deep sense of irony; it’s written from the perspective of someone who finds it easier to remain complicit out of a fear of being cancelled. During the social and political turmoil of the last 12 months, performative behaviour has become prevalent alongside cancel culture. These two reactions, I think, are often intertwined as cancel culture can be a response to half-hearted performative. She added: “Ultimately, I hope the song encourages people to be a bit braver – it’s important to open up a dialogue, speak out, make mistakes – that’s okay, and that’s how progress happens.”

GRAMMY Award-nominated multi-platinum pop superstar Jessie J premieres the official music video for her single “I Want Love” on LAVA/Republic Records. The new track sets the stage for her highly anticipated fifth full-length album, coming later this year, co-written with and executive produced by Grammy Award-winning mega-producer Ryan Tedder. Earlier this month, Jessie shared the audio for “I Want Love,” exciting her fans across the globe. “I wanted to come back with a song that felt classic but modern. Big vocals and get everyone on the dance floor,” Jessie J shared. “I cannot wait for the world to hear this song and to dance and sing along loud.” The first part of that story I’m sharing,” Jessie J said regarding the video, “I wanted the video to feel like people weren’t supposed to see this moment. A moment between the moments captured.” Earlier this month, Jessie shared the audio for “I Want Love,” The single taps into disco influences that center the singer’s vocal strengths. Jessie J’s forthcoming album has been teased as a risk-taking project, unlike anything the singer has previously released. “I Want Love” kicks off this thrilling new era.

Foy Vance has announced details of his forthcoming fourth studio album Signs Of Life and released a new single, “Time Stand Still.” Vance’s second studio album on Ed Sheeran’s Gingerbread Man Records and the follow-up to 2016’s "The Wild Swan." The new album, "Signs Of Life," will be released on September 10th. Vance has announced "An Evening With Foy Vance," an intimate UK & US tour to celebrate the album’s release. “Time Stand Still” is the third track taken from Signs Of Life following “Sapling” and title track “Signs Of Life,” which have racked up almost half a million Spotify plays in the last two weeks. The New York Times wrote that “Sapling” “harks back to Van Morrison’s better days, grainy and impassioned,” Clash magazine called it “an instant fan favourite… a song about renewal and survival,” while Americana UK described the song as “simply beautiful…all about (Vance’s) wonderfully characterful voice and the gorgeous melody it enfolds.” "Signs Of Life" is the sound of a beloved singer-songwriter at the peak of his powers. It’s also the sound of a man – a husband, a father, a sinner, a drinker – belatedly coming to terms with his demons.

HEATHER SMALL | PROUD (SAINT MIX) Former lead singer of M People, Heather Small's song "Proud," is about looking at what you’ve done that makes you feel proud and encourages the listener to find freedom by doing something extraordinary. The intro to this song almost implies that you're about to go on a journey and its soaring gospel-infused chorus. Fans of the US Queer as Folk, filmed in Toronto, will know this song well. This song, especially the dance remixes, has become a pride anthem. I have added the original and a remix version to download. LADY GAGA | BORN THIS WAY This song is probably one of the biggest LGBTQ+ anthems of the past decade—and for a good reason. Not only has Gaga become a gay icon herself, but this song is all about celebrating who you are because it’s who you were born to be. At one point in the song, she sings, "Don't be a drag, just be a queen," an obvious salute to her many gay fans. It is a Pride anthem about realizing you are beautiful in your own way and that God makes no mistakes. Before its release, Gaga was already a gay icon, but this song cemented her legacy as a true ally. TODRICK HALL | RAININ' FELLAS Todrick Hall is a super talented singer, choreographer and LGBTQ+ legend, so it's no wonder his latest song made this list. The song itself is called "Rainin' Fellas," which is very much a 2000s take on The Weather Girls "It's Raining Men," a song that is now considered a gay anthem with the gayest of videos. The dancefloor-ready collection is a defiant statement of self-empowerment and self-described as an “open love letter to the LGBTQ community,” released in tandem and honour of Pride. CHRISTINA AGUILERA | BEAUTIFUL This haunting ballad, gorgeously sung by Christina Aguilera, a perfect LGBTQ anthem. Jonas Akerlund's video, featuring two men kissing and a transgender woman putting on make-up and a wig, was awarded a GLAAD Media Award for its positive portrayal of gays and transgender individuals. Nine years after the song's release, Stonewall, a UK LGBT rights organization, chose "Beautiful" as the most empowering song of the 2000s for the gay community. RUPAUL | SISSY THAT WALK In 2009 the drag world had become, some might say, passe. Gay venues across the UK, which had been drag’s home, were in decline and closing down at a phenomenal rate. In London, over 100 gay bars had closed since the year 2000. Then a somewhat forgotten drag queen star of the late 80s and early 90s launched a show that would change drag and its place in mainstream society. From that, RuPaul rose like a glittery phoenix and began releasing music. ‘Sissy That Walk’ came from her most successful album to date, "Born Naked." The lyrics empower some of the most marginalized in our community. MELISSA ETHRIDGE | COME TO MY WINDOW There was a renaissance of lesbian singles in the 1990s, and these three songs led the way. "Damn I Wish I Was Your Lover" is an impeccably produced ode to another woman. Hawkins described her sexual orientation as "omnisexual," which had created perhaps the first Top-40 hit that dealt openly with sapphic love. k.d.lang came out the same year her "Constant Craving" became ubiquitous on the radio. She and the openly gay Melissa Etheridge, whose iconic song "Come to My Window" would capture the charts a year later performed at the first-ever inaugural ball that honoured gays and lesbians in 1993, dubbed "The Triangle Ball." SARA BAREILLES | BRAVE A power-pop civil rights anthem, "Brave," was inspired by a friend of Bareilles who was struggling with coming out: "Don't run, stop holding your tongue/Maybe there's a way out of the cage where you live/Maybe one of these days you can let the light in/Show me how big your brave is...". Bareilles said, "There are so much honour and integrity and beauty in being able to be who you are." And her fans roared with approval. MARIAH CAREY | CAN'T TAKE THAT AWAY (MARIAH'S THEME) Despite not being a hit, Mariah’s theme is a strong reminder that she is, by far, one of the best female singer-songwriters of the 21st century. She teamed up with Diane Warren to write this most intimate of songs. The song’s lyrics speak about inner strength and not permitting anyone to tear you down and got me through some tough time personally, so it means that much more to me. Plus, the vocal run at the end is incomparable. The song is lifted from her 1999 album "Rainbow."

The OVO Sound R&B duo Majid Jordan returns with their second single of the year, “Been Through That,” a groovy number that sees Majid Jordan acknowledging the nuisances of love over a dancefloor-ready beat. “Days when you think it’s love, feel like it might be an act, I’ve been through that,” they sing. “Times when you drink too much / You still call when it’s late, I’vе been through that.” The track is a follow-up to “Waves Of Blue,” which Majid Jordan released back in April as their first single since their 2019’s “Caught Up,” their collaboration with Khalid. In a post on Twitter, the duo shared some insight on “Waves Of Blue” shortly after its release. “’ Waves of Blue’ was made at the very beginning of this album, and it only makes sense that we begin our next chapter with this song,” they wrote. “This song is like staring at the sea – you’re not in the water, but you’re getting carried away by its currents.” The R&B duo is said to be working on an album that's slated for release sometime this year, but for now, they're keeping details regarding that project close to the chest.

NATALIE IMBRUGLIA | BUILD IT BETTER Australian singer Natalie Imbruglia is back in a big way, marking her return to music with the announcement of her first album in six years, titled "Firebird." Imbruglia shared the news of the forthcoming project on her social media along with the first single, ‘Build It Better,’ two years after signing with Sony BMG and hinting at new material. In a press statement, the Australian-born beauty with Italian heritage revealed her latest song is about "surrendering to the chaos and seeing what’s on the other side of it is a good life lesson." The song, which she wrote amid the Coronavirus lockdown in 2020, is an upbeat track that empowers fans to stay positive amid dire times. KSI | HOLIDAY YouTuber-turned-artist KSI has accompanied the release of his latest single, “Holiday,” along with a fresh set of visuals. Co-written by award-winning producer and songwriter Jake Gosling (Ed Sheeran, Paloma Faith, One Direction), the super chill, soulful/pop-inspired slow jam showcases an altogether new side to "Patience" singer. It is set to appear as a surprise bonus track on his upcoming second studio album All Over The Place, which arrives on July 16th via BMG/RBC Records. This bonus track from KSI comes ahead of the release of his sophomore album, "All Over The Place," which is out July 16th with collaborations alongside 21 Savage, Future, Lil Durk and more. GIA WOODS | ENOUGH OF YOU The Persian pop artist has definitely been busing whilst in lockdown; her latest single, "Enough Of You," is the new tune on everyone's lips. She began her career in 2015 and immediately stood out with her first single, Only A Girl, which was highly regarded. She continued the following year with "Heart Won't Forget," featuring Matoma. The title has more than 30M listens on Spotify. Very quickly perceived as a rising star of the pop scene, she was then supported by major media such as Billboard or V Magazine. This comes as the follow-up to her first EP entitled "Cut Season," released in 2020. THE VERONICAS | GOODBYE Following the release of their "Godzilla" record last month, The Veronicas have returned with a new taste of its fast-approaching follow-up, "Human." The new song titled "Goodbye" is a notably open-hearted cut from the Origliasso sisters, touching on themes of self-destruction and holding back from pursuing a lover in fear that the song’s protagonist will destroy their relationship. As their long-delayed fifth studio album, ‘Human’ is scheduled for release on June 25 via Sony. ‘Goodbye’ is the fifth single to be released from it, following ‘On Your Side,’ ‘Think Of Me,’ ‘The Life Of The Party’ (featuring Allday) and "Biting My Tongue." The LP serves as a sequel to "Godzilla," which The Veronicas dropped on May 28. LEON BRIDGES | WHY DON'T YOU TOUCH ME Leon Bridges has released a new single, “Why Don’t You Touch Me,” off his forthcoming LP "Gold-Diggers Sound," which is out July 23 via Columbia Records. The first video is out now, and a second portion of the video is set to release on June 24. The video showcases an intertwining narrative of three people working through a souring relationship, set in a surrealist version of Gold Diggers, the real-life hotel/recording studio that inspired. The new album is a follow-up to 2018’s "Good Things." It includes the single “Sweeter” with Terrace Martin, which Bridges released last year following the murder of George Floyd, as well as the recent single “Motorbike.” CHLOE | FEELING GOOD Chlöe (of Chloe x Halle) has dipped her toe in the solo pool in the spirit of Juneteenth. In celebration of Black pride and freedom, the multi-hyphenate reimagined Nina Simone’s 1965 version of “Feeling Good” for the "Liberated / Music For The Movement Vol. 3" EP. Chlöe is no stranger to remaking the immortal tune at various times, with the most recent in 2017 alongside her sister Halle at Glamour’s Women of the Year Awards. This is the third volume in Disney’s four-part series of EPs honouring Black lives and social justice under a joint venture between Disney Music Group and The Undefeated, ESPN’s platform for exploring the intersections of race, sports and culture.

British singer-songwriter Anne-Marie and former One Direction Niall Horan have released a new acoustic version of their track, “Our Song." It was released on 21 May 2021 as the third single from Anne-Marie's upcoming second studio album, "Therapy." Musicians Niall Horan and Anne-Marie said they wrote and recorded their new collaboration "Our Song" in just two hours. Anne-Marie said she came up with the concept for the tune as she can’t listen to a song that reminds her of her ex-partner, who she now hates. "When I was on the way to the studio, a song came on the radio that I had with my ex, who I now hate, and I can’t listen to it anymore without gritting my teeth,” says Anne-Marie. The track was produced by TMS and was written by the two singers and Philip Plested, and the three members of TMS. The ballad's lyrics have the vocalists reminiscing about a past relationship. The song has been faring well on the charts as on the UK Singles Chart, "Our Song" debuted at number 22, giving Anne-Marie her 13th and Horan his 6th top 40 hits. On the Irish Singles Chart, the song debuted at number 10, giving Anne-Marie her fourth and Horan his sixth top 10 entry.

Jennifer Hudson has released a new original song, “Here I Am (Singing My Way Home),” that will appear on the upcoming soundtrack for the Aretha Franklin biopic, "Respect." Hudson, who will star as Franklin in the film, notably co-wrote the track with Carole King, who famously co-wrote Franklin’s 1967 hit, “(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman).” The pair also worked with Jamie Hartman (Lewis Capaldi, Christina Aguilera) on the soaring song, while the Black Eyed Peas’ Will.i.am produced the track. Epic Records Chairwoman and CEO Sylvia Rhone said, “What Jennifer, Carole, and Jamie have created together is nothing short of historic. It celebrates the legacy of Aretha Franklin by channelling her spirit and style in an original, no less. As soon as I heard it, I was speechless. It has all the elements of a future American songbook staple.” “Here I Am (Singing My Way Home)” will be the only original on the "Respect" soundtrack. King and her husband Gerry Goffin co-wrote one of Aretha Franklin’s biggest hits “(You Make Me Feel Like A) Natural Woman.” Following a delay, "Respect" is set to arrive on August 13. Mary J. Blige appears in the film as singer Dinah Washington, with Marc Maron taking on the role of producer Jerry Wexler.

California’s own H.E.R first won attention back in 2017, and while the industry’s objection for immediacy has grown ever louder, she’s done things her own way. She has now released her long-awaited debut ‘Back Of My Mind’ and has certainly utilized her time well – finely contoured, carefully finessed. It utilizes R&B as its starting point while yearning towards a broader sense of soul that is curiously more universal while becoming yet more personal. Boasting 21 tracks on the Apple Edition alone, ‘Back Of My Mind’ is a true blockbuster and loaded with fantastic collaborators. It includes the recently released “We Made It,” plus “Come Through” (featuring Chris Brown), “Slide” (featuring YG), “Damage,” and “Hold On,” which H.E.R. recently performed with Chris Stapleton at the 2021 CMT Music Awards. "Back of My Mind" is H.E.R.’s first full-length since the 2019 compilation "I Used to Know Her." Earlier this year, she won the Grammy Awards for Song of the Year (“I Can’t Breathe”) and Best R&B Song “Better Than I Imagined”). She also won the 2021 Academy Award for Best Original Song for “Fight for You.”

The newly released album titled “Silver Lining II” is Jake Miller’s greatest effort to date — it includes all of the previously released singles of the past year, plus 10 brand new songs. and is the follow-up to Miller’s 2018 "Silver Lining" album that yielded hits like “The Girl That’s Underneath” (feat. Jabbar Hakeem), “Drinkin About You,” and “Think About Us.” Earlier in 2020, Jake has dropped a steady and wide-ranging slew of singles, including the fiery “Saved Me,” bouncy follow up “Blame It On You,” the Friends-inspired love song “Ross And Rachel,” EDM bangers “Reset,” and “Adderall,” upbeat collab “Jumpin” with MILES, the stripped-back pop anthem “Simple Life,” and trippy, catchy track “Crystal Ball.” The independent recording artist has amassed a diehard 3.5+ million social fan following dubbed “The Millertary,” clocked 275 million cumulative streams, shared the stage with Ariana Grande, Shawn Mendes, and Fifth Harmony embarked on 8 headlining nationwide tours. In 2019, he issued BASED ON A TRUE STORY, his 6-song EP that he wrote and produced exclusively in his bedroom, which has gone on to clock 15 million U.S. streams.

Olivia Rodrigo fans can rejoice as brand-new music from the Gen-Z pop phenom has been unleashed. Lifted from the "High School Musical: The Musical: The Series" is an original track titled "The Rose Song" written and recorded by the teen musician, whose acclaimed debut studio album, "Sour," has dominated the charts in recent weeks. In the upcoming sixth episode of the second season, Rodrigo's character, Nini, pens and performs "The Rose Song" after getting cast as "the Rose" in East High's winter production of "Beauty and the Beast." Months before her monster hit single "Drivers License" earned her viral fame, Rodrigo wrote "The Rose Song" for the sophomore season of the Disney+ spinoff series, which premiered last month after a pandemic-induced delay. While speaking with The Times last year, "High School Musical" showrunner Tim Federle revealed that Rodrigo had written a "pretty extraordinary" song for Season 2. During production on Season 1, Rodrigo penned and performed the show's most popular original, "All I Want," which went gold, charted among the Billboard Hot 100 and streamed more than 537 million times worldwide.

The soundtrack album for F9, the ninth installment in the Fast & Furious series, has been released. The star-studded musical companion to the long-awaited ninth chapter in one of the most popular motion picture series of all time. The album features songs by artists such as Don Toliver, Lil Durk, Latto, Ty Dolla $ign, Jack Harlow, 24kGoldn, The Prodigy feat. RZA, Lil Tecca, Skepta & Pop Smoke feat. A$AP Rocky, Juicy J & Project Pat, Anitta & others. A separate album featuring Brian Tyler’s original score from the film will be announced soon. F9 is directed by Justin Lin and stars Vin Diesel, Michelle Rodriguez, Tyrese Gibson, Chris “Ludacris” Bridges, John Cena, Jordana Brewster, Sung Kang, Nathalie Emmanuel, Helen Mirren and Charlize Theron. The movie opens in cinemas nationwide on Friday, June 25th, by Universal Pictures. Fast & Furious series continues the blockbuster partnership between Atlantic Records and Universal Pictures forged on two previous FAST SAGA soundtrack releases, including 2017’s “The Fate Of The Furious The Album“ and 2015’s worldwide smash, “Furious 7: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack."

Becky Hill has been lighting up dancefloors for a while now, notching up 11 Top 40 singles since 2013, but you'd be forgiven for shedding a tear while throwing shapes to her new collaboration with David Guetta; titled, "Remember." The new track is a dancing-through-tears house pop anthem about shaking off those far from ideal moments when an old flame briefly reignites itself in mind. "Remember" feels like it completes a trifecta of triumphant, moving-on-and-moving-up club bangers from Becky, following last year's Better Off Without You and her most recent single "Last Time." Even better, it feels like a moment that solidifies her sound, perfectly timed for her hopefully upcoming new album. As for David Guetta, the new track extends his run of silent-but-deadly collabs in 2021 to four which include "Big" with Rita Ora, "Bed" with Joel Corry & RAYE and his most recent song "Heartbreak Anthem, who he teamed up with Galantis & Little Mix. Becky Hill She rose to prominence after appearing on the first series of "The Voice UK," auditioning with John Legend's "Ordinary People." She joined Jessie J's team and reached the semi-final of the competition.

2021 BRITs Rising Star winner Griff has unveiled her highly-anticipated debut mixtape "One Foot In Front Of The Other." The Warner-signed artist's new mixtape follows her 2019 EP "The Mirror Talk." Griff, real name Sarah Faith Griffiths, says the tape "is a collection of songs I’ve written during the lockdown. It’s been weird making music in this time, not really experiencing real life, but I think what’s come out of feeling so uncertain about the future is knowing that all you can do is take another step. I’ve also produced the majority of this mixtape – I heard a stat that 2% of music producers are women. So it feels important that as a young female in the music industry, I should empower myself and continue to do it properly. It was challenging, but I hope in doing so, One Foot In Front Of The Other feels like a raw, emotional and unpolished body of work." ‘One Foot In Front Of The Other’ is candid and unerring in representing the person behind it all - this is truly Griff distilled into a collection of tracks, and its imperfections only add to that from-my-bedroom-to-yours sensibility. A joy to listen to, full of crisp production, clear and emotive vocals, and genuine superstar presence.

The British pop star Mabel has released a brand new song titled "Let Them Know," which the lead single from her upcoming second studio album. The daughter of Neneh Cherry has been teasing new music on her social media all week, previewing forthcoming new material with a slick hype video. "The next part of the journey is dedicated to anyone who's ever felt scared to be themselves truly," Mabel posted online. "I want you to know that who you really are is enough, it's more than enough, and I want nothing more than for you to be proud of that. LET THEM KNOW." This will mark her first outing of the year, following last year's "Tick Tock" collaboration with Clean Bandit and 24kGoldn. Mabel's debut album High Expectations reached Number 3 on the Official Albums Chart and was the UK's biggest female debut record of 2019, racking up over one billion streams across its various editions. The album included the UK top-10 singles: "Don't Call Me Up," "Mad Love," and "Boyfriend." Mabel has received numerous awards and accolades, including the Brit Award for British Female Solo Artist in 2020.

Popstar Tate McRae was catapulted into the spotlight last year with her break-out hit "You Broke Me First," racking up a billion streams and today she releases her new single with Khalid titled "Working." “I am so stoked for this song I did with Khalid,” Tate says. “I usually release a lot of pretty emotional songs, but this one is just a straight summer bop. We had such a fun time creating this song - I seriously can’t wait for everyone to hear it.” The new track follows McRae's recently released "U Love U" featuring Blackbear and her collaboration with Regard and Troye Sivan on "You." As for Khalid, this follows his collaboration with Watts on “Feels,” as Khalid announced that he would release a new song via Twitter. It begins a new era as the song is called “Working” and features Tate McRae. While clarifying that the new project isn't related to his upcoming album, Khalid said the song reminds him of the summer of 2018 and that he's very excited about it. “ One last thing before I say too much. The song that comes out this week reminds me of the summer of 2018.