New Music Friday Recap Week 39

Keeping you up to date with the recent drop of new music.

And just like that, Friday has come back around.

And of course, you now know that today being Friday, means a batch of music has just landed.

You may have your preferred musical tastes, however there is always a chance that a song just released, will catch your attention.

Check out the music that has just landed.

Dizzee Rascal X iLL BLU – Sugar and Spice

If you’re looking for a song, that will bring back the feeling of summer. You need to press play on the latest release from Dizzee Rascal.

Titled, “Sugar and Spice”, Dizzee Rascal delivers a sweet-sounding Garage track, where his ability to effortlessly flow over a beat is not only highlighted. But complemented by the beat.

“Sugar and Spice” sees the Grime legend team up with production duo, Ill BLU. This combination has cooked up a track, with a high amount of energy.

An infectious banger, which will have you doing a cheeky two step where you are. “Sugar and Spice” is a track you must check out.

MPH – Show Me

Staying on the theme of UKG music, another track that will get you to the dance floor. The latest drop from MPH.

Titled, “Show Me”, this song is exactly what fans expect from MPH. And that is an upbeat UGK gem, which is carrying some heavy bassline to vibe out to.

MPH is an act that always seems to deliver. He has his signature touch, which fans are now accustomed to. And with that comes the expectation from fans that MPH will never let them down.

He continues his great run of form, with the bubbly, “Show Me”, a UKG track that will have you singing along to the lyrics and wishing of warmer days.

Brent Faiyaz – WY@

If you’re in need of some smooth R&B music, then Brent Faiyaz has the track you need to be playing this weekend.

His latest release is titled, “WY@”, and is an R&B song that shows emphasis on the pain that occurs when parting with the person your love.

Touching on trust issues and heartache, “WY@” sees Brent speak on trying to leave a toxic relationship. But struggling to do so as the connection they have feels to good to be true.

This is one for the R&B admirers, as well as the lovers of toxic heartache.

Karl