Best New Tracks: PARTYNEXTDOOR, Gunna, Don Toliver and More
Enjoy the weekend with these music projects.

As the week in music comes to a close, Hypebeast has rounded up the best projects for the latest installment of Best New Tracks.
This week’s lineup is led by PARTYNEXTDOOR, Gunna with Offset and Don Toliver, who released the singles “R e al W o m a n,” “Prada Dem” and “Deep In The Water,” respectively. Also joining this selection are offerings from Justin Timberlake, Flo Milli, Russell Boring/JOBA, Baby Rose with BADBADNOTGOOD, Mount Kimbie with King Krule, Ivan Cornejo and Halle.
PARTYNEXTDOOR – “R e a l W o m a n”
PARTYNEXTDOOR is a lovesick man in his new single “R e a l W o m a n.” Produced by Prep Bijan and Eli Brown, the three-minute cut hears the R&B star open up about a woman he’s madly and deeply in love with.
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Gunna x Offset – “Prada Dem”
Gunna delivers his latest single via “Prada Dem,” which also features a contribution from Offset and an accompanying music video that was filmed at the iconic Broadway Prada Store in New York City.
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Don Toliver – “Deep In The Water”
Massive congratulations are in order for Don Toliver and Kali Uchis, who welcomed recently their firstborn — a healthy baby boy. Intimate visuals of their child is featured in the video for Toliver’s “Deep In The Water,” which follows “Bandit.”
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Justin Timberlake - Everything I Thought It Was
Justin Timberlake delivers his sixth studio album Everything I Thought It Was, which features guest appearances from Fireboy DML, Tobe Nwigwe and, surprisingly, *NSYNC.
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Flo Milli - FINE HO, STAY
Flo Milli marks the end of an era with FINE HO, STAY. The 14-track effort features a fusion of R&B and pop sounds, including her hit single “Never Lose Me” and the remix with SZA and Cardi B. “‘Fine Ho, Stay’ is the end of a trilogy. I have been locked in working on my album for so long and my only goal was to deliver my best work to my fans and continue to grow as an artist. Had to get the girls together for the ‘Never Lose Me’ remix . Mobile is up right now, Ho! I’m not stopping Flo Milli SHIT,” the artist shares in a statement.
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JOBA – “AMERICAN FEVER (LIVE)”
Russell Boring/JOBA of BROCKHAMPTON is kicking off a new era of his solo music with “AMERICAN FEVER,” which he drops alongside a live studio performance at Valentine Studio, which is inspired by this classic performance of “So What” by Miles.
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Baby Rose x BADBADNOTGOOD – “One Last Dance”
Baby Rose announces her upcoming project Slow Burn, which is produced by BADBADNOTGOOD and is scheduled to release on April 12. She also debuts the lead single “One Last Dance,” which was recorded the first day the two artists we met. “I asked for one more, a country song, and when the chords came, I sang from the heart without needing to write the words down,” she says in a statement. “‘One Last Dance’ is important to me because it reflects my feelings of longing and love for someone who sees me as a villain in their story. I used to blame them too, but with time, realized where I was wrong and ultimately hoped for a chance to make it right. There’s a strong part of me that wishes we could try again, pretend it never fell apart, even while knowing it will never be the same. The longing is less about the person and more about the feelings behind the memories we shared. A true testament to the growing pains in life, the music is a sweet underscore of a longing, pride-less goodbye.”
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Mount Kimbie x King Krule – “Empty & Silent”
Mount Kimbie reunites with King Krule for the single “Empty & Silent,” which is set to appear on their upcoming fourth studio album The Sunset Violent. Dropping on April 5, the record picks up where 2017’s Love What Survives left off and fuses modern indie, shoegaze and electronica.
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Ivan Cornejo – “Baby Please”
19-year-old Ivan Cornejo shares his latest single “Baby Please,” which is described as a “Sad Sierreño heartbreak anthem that showcases his signature moody tone.” The Musica Mexicana breakout star shares, “This song was inspired by the desperate desire we feel during our lowest moments in a break up. We hate the attachment but love the thought of a rekindled love. I wanted this song to feel like I’m vulnerable but at the same time willing to fight for her.”
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Halle – “In Your Hands”
Halley Bailey drops her new single “In Your Hands,” which arrives with a visual helmed by Anastasia Delmark. “’In Your Hands’ is an incredibly special song to me. It’s basically a message about fighting for a love that you know is an incredibly beautiful one-of-a-kind love, but also a reminder to that special someone that your love has changed their life and is something they won’t experience in this lifetime again,” she says. “It’s a love song but also an empowerment song to ourselves, and a reminder that we are a one of a kind special being and that we’re worth more than all the diamonds and gold in the world.”
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