New Music Friday Highlights: Joy Crookes, Reggie Becton, Jacquees & More

By Erik | September 19, 2025

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This week was loaded with new releases — from fresh singles to full-length albums and EPs. With so much new music hitting streaming services, it can be tough to keep track. Here are some of the highlights we’ve been spinning, but don’t forget to check out our “Recently Released” pages for even more singles and albums.

LEA THE LEOX – YouAndMe

LEA THE LEOX continues her consistent run of singles with YouAndMe, a silky smooth track worthy of any playlist. She’s been dropping gems every few months, and this one is another standout addition to her growing catalog.

Taliwhoah – Before the Chaos (EP)

After a quiet few years, Taliwhoah returns with Before the Chaos. Her first project since 2019’s Another Dimension, this 5-track EP is short at just 13 minutes but powerful, reminding listeners of her unique artistry and presence in the R&B scene.

Joy Crookes – Juniper (Album)

Joy Crookes brings us Juniper, a soulful 12-track, 41-minute album that spotlights her rich voice across every song. Crookes continues to carve out her lane with undeniable artistry, making this album a must-listen.

Serayah – Faithful

Serayah contributes Faithful to the Netflix film Ruth & Boaz. It’s a heartfelt ballad about commitment, blending R&B with a touch of country influence in the instrumentation. A positive, uplifting track that showcases her versatility.

Ama Louise – I Don’t Mind

Ama Louise delivers a smooth and tender single where she makes it clear she’ll do whatever it takes to prove her love and devotion. An intimate, heartfelt addition to her discography.

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Reggie Becton – The Last Great American Summer (Album)

Reggie Becton drops off The Last Great American Summer, a 10-track, 30-minute project that gives listeners a little bit of everything — from uptempo grooves to slower, melodic moments. A versatile album that’s perfect for repeat plays.

Jacquees & Lizzen – But First R&B (Album)

Jacquees teams up with Lizzen for But First R&B, an 8-track joint project that reinforces his consistency over the past decade. Fans of Jacquees know what to expect — smooth vocals, solid production, and undeniable R&B energy.

Will Gittens – Superstar (EP)

With Superstar, Will Gittens blends R&B and reggae into a 6-track, 16-minute EP that’s both upbeat and soulful. It’s an easy, breezy listen, and a perfect entry point for those unfamiliar with his work.

Qiuntellii & Eric Bellinger – Sensitive Gangsta

Eric Bellinger is one of the most consistent artists in the game, and he links up with Qiuntellii for Sensitive Gangsta. The track paints a vivid picture of a woman who’s tough yet tender, delivered with smooth vocals and catchy production.

Maurice Moore – I Do

At just 2 minutes and 19 seconds, I Do may be short, but it’s a vibey bop from Maurice Moore. Sometimes less is more, and this track proves it.

Bee-B – Shoot Your Shot

Closing out the list, Bee-B drops Shoot Your Shot, a confident, straight-to-the-point single where she encourages someone to take their chance if the vibe feels right.

With so many releases this week, there’s something here for every R&B mood. Whether you’re diving into a full project like Joy Crookes’ Juniper or just adding singles like Bee-B’s Shoot Your Shot to your playlist, this week proves once again that R&B is thriving.