Welcome back to Music This Week. Today, we’re spotlighting Ceeza Milli’s “Body Bad (Freestyle),” a track that captures his playful confidence, streetwise charisma, and effortless delivery. As a freestyle, this record thrives on spontaneity and attitude, showing Ceeza Milli in his most relaxed yet commanding form.

Welcome back to Music This Week. Today, we’re breaking down Latto’s “B*tch From Da Souf (Remix)” featuring Trina, a track that stands as a powerful statement of Southern pride, female confidence, and generational influence in hip-hop. By bringing Trina onto the remix, Latto bridges eras, connecting modern rap energy with one of the South’s most iconic female voices.

Welcome back to Music This Week. Today, we’re diving into Benny K’s album K no Keyz Our Private — a project that feels deliberately guarded, personal, and unapologetically self-defined. From its title alone, the album signals exclusivity and independence, positioning itself as music made on the artist’s own terms, without compromise or external permission.

Welcome back to Music This Week. Today, we’re taking a deep dive into Bruno Mars’ album The Romantic — a project that fully embraces intimacy, timeless songwriting, and emotional sincerity. Known for his ability to blend classic influences with modern pop appeal, Bruno Mars uses this album to explore love not as a moment, but as a journey — layered, vulnerable, and deeply human.

Welcome back to Music This Week. Today, we’re diving into Loyiso Da Deejay’s EP Bounce Hub (Sgidongo Series), a project built for movement, energy, and rhythmic connection. Rooted in South African dance culture, this EP captures the raw spirit of groove-driven music while maintaining a polished, contemporary edge that makes it resonate beyond the dancefloor.

Welcome back to Music This Week. Today, we’re taking a deep dive into Cue Lone’s EP Groove Language — a project that speaks through rhythm, texture, and movement rather than words alone. True to its title, this EP treats groove as a form of communication, using beat-driven storytelling and sonic flow to create an immersive listening experience rooted in feel and atmosphere.

Welcome back to Music This Week. Today, we’re diving into Trevour_Sithole’s EP IPHOKOPHOKO — a project that stands as a bold expression of identity, culture, and sonic experimentation. Rooted in African musical influence while embracing modern production, this EP presents Trevour_Sithole as an artist unafraid to explore rhythm, language, and emotion in deeply intentional ways.

Welcome back to Music This Week. Today, we’re taking a closer look at The Kid LAROI’s “HER INTERLUDE,” a short but emotionally charged piece that highlights his ability to communicate vulnerability and reflection through minimalist songwriting. Even in its brief runtime, this track carries significant emotional weight, acting as a pause for introspection within his broader body of work.

Welcome back to Music This Week. Today, we’re breaking down Vybz Kartel’s “2026,” a track that blends foresight, resilience, and cultural dominance into a powerful dancehall statement. Known globally as one of the most influential figures in modern dancehall, Vybz Kartel uses this song to look ahead — not just to a year, but to a future shaped by legacy, survival, and continued relevance.

Welcome back to Music This Week. Today, we’re unpacking Nicki Minaj’s “Super Freaky Girl,” a record that marks a confident return to her playful, unapologetic, and sharply witty pop-rap persona. Released as a statement single, this track reminded listeners exactly why Nicki remains one of the most influential figures in modern hip-hop.