Cardi B, Eminem, and Troye Sivan Featured in Weekly New Music Release Poll

Troye Sivan leads the New Music Friday releases with a new album, while Cardi B and Eminem deliver new singles.

Troye Sivan released his fourth studio album, She’s the Best. The LP includes the title track, the Madonna-interpolating “Party” and “FF.” Jack Antonoff and Finneas contributed production and songwriting to the project, which follows 2023’s Something to Give Each Other and its singles “Rush,” “One of Your Girls” and “Got Me Started.”

Cardi B — who canceled a stadium-headlining performance in Jamaica 10 days before showtime on Thursday, Oct. 8 — appears on the Grand Theft Auto VI soundtrack with “Don’t Chart.” The track marks her second single of 2026 following “AH HA.” Eminem appears on Philippine-born rapper Ez Mil’s collaboration “Madara,” which also features Tokyo underground artist Hideyoshi and Neil Kaplan, the voice actor for Madara Uchiha in the English dub of Naruto. Eminem and Ez Mil previously collaborated on 2023’s “Realest” and 2024’s “Head Honcho” from Eminem’s Billboard 200-topping album The Death of Slim Shady (Coup de Grâce).

Slayyyter released “I Think He’s Got a Girl” from her forthcoming project Wor$t Man In America. Gunna teamed up with tennis player Coco Gauff for the music video for his single “Pop It.” Girl in Red released “Blue,” her first solo single of the year.

New Music Friday also brings tracks from Snoh Aalegra (“Run Free”), BigXThaPlug and Ava Max (“Burn”), Offset and Don Toliver (“Every Night”), Armanii (“Second Chance”), Lainey Wilson (“Kinda Love It”), Vince Staples (“Tulsa, OK”), Jessie Reyez and Samara Cyn (“For Sixxx in the Mornin”), Cece Natalie (“Flood Whole Towns”), Parisalexa (“Hold the Light”), Ray Vaughn (“Set It Off”) and Adrian Marcel (“All Day”).

Remi Wolf released her third album, Mud, and Pitbull issued his first full-length in three years, Pitcoin. Dawn Richard shared Creole Culture, Joyce Wrice released Machiko and Sheryl Crow released Pick You Up.

Additional new projects include Cameron Winter’s Live at Carnegie Hall, Chase & Status’s Generic Everything, Girl Ultra with Chromeo’s RRRomeo, Greta Van Fleet’s Palace for the People, Ovrkast.’s Striking, Pet Shop Boys’ A Man from the Future, Carin León’s MudaH, FOLA’s 9 and Tobe Nwigwe’s The Bridge.

Voters can choose their favorite release in Billboard’s poll below.