As the guest-heavy No. 6 Collaborations Project approaches, we ask: Is Ed Sheeran coming for DJ Khaled's throne?

"Zulu Screams" is a low-key, welcome return for the rapper's nimble flow, setting his sights outside of his hometown's go-go music.

Folks, the yeehaw agenda has reached its absolute apex. Chris Rock, Rico Nasty, Vince Staples, Diplo and, of course, Billy Ray Cyrus guest in the video for the smash hit.

"Higher" is the first official song from Nipsey Hussle released posthumously since his untimely death in March. Proceeds will go directly to the late rapper's children.

"Groceries" is a collaboration with Houston rapper TisaKorean and Canadian producer Murda Beatz, and it sounds tailor-made for a viral dance craze.

The outcome is a divine experiment and a pop nerd's dream come to life — featuring two of the genre's most beloved.

I Am Easy to Find takes a sprawling glance at life's totality, starring Alicia Vikander (Ex Machina, The Danish Girl).

Of all the natural majesties present in this blue rock of ours, none can quite compare to this visual of Kacey Musgraves as a centaur.

This week's All Songs Considered explores the more drastic ends of the song spectrum, from cotton-candy pop to raging punk sung in Farsi.

The singer performed his new single "If I Can't Have You" along with his anthem for anxiety, "In My Blood."

Rhye's new "piano project" titled Spirit is due May 10.

Dark Morph's "Beka Yalo" samples humpback whales, shrimp, Fijian bats and dark morph herons.

Mike Mills directs the black-and-white video with a minimal, intimate austerity.

Lil Nas X upended country's traditional gatekeepers, FKA Twigs experienced a phoenix-esque rebirth, Carly Rae Jepsen shimmied into the corners of what-could've-been, plus 17 must-hear songs.

Lizzo gives us a powerful gospel of self-love, PUP serves up odes to nihilism, Glen Hansard opens up his acoustic palette, plus seven more albums you need to hear.

The long-running minimalist blues garage duo is back with its ninth album.

The leader of hip-hop boy band BROCKHAMPTON releases his latest song "Peach" in preparation for his album, ARIZONA baby.

Alright, folks, this might be the most ambitious crossover in human history. But probably not.

How did this guy manage to create a music video that rivals this year's Coachella lineup, recalling the infamous '80s supergroup that also hoped to heal the world with song?

The opening track to Carly Rae Jepsen's forthcoming Dedicated, out May 17, is full of the feels.