After a few delays, Estelle is ready to share her third album All of Me. The follow-up to 2008’s Shine features Chris Brown and Trey Songz (“International (Serious)”), Rick Ross (“Break My Heart”), and Janelle Monáe on the Ne-Yo-penned “Do My Thing,” plus contributions from Akon (“Thank You”), John Legend (“Cold Crush”), No I.D., and Jerry Wonda.

Estelle is currently traveling across the country on her “All of Me” tour with Luke James and Stacy Barthe. She will also perform on Thursday’s “Tonight Show with Jay Leno.”

See which 15 tracks made the cut and read our preview in advance of the album’s February 28 release.

All of Me Tracklisting

1. “The Life”
2. “International (Serious)” feat. Chris Brown and Trey Songz
3. “You and I”
4. “Love the Way We Used To”
5. “Cold Crush”
6. “Don’t Break It”
7. “Break My Heart” feat. Rick Ross
8. “Thank You”
9. “Who We Are”
10. “Wonderful Life”
11. “Found My Way…”
12. “Back to Love”
13. “Blue Skies”
14. “Speak Ya Mind”
15. “Do My Thing” feat. Janelle Monáe

Bow Wow calls on the big dogs for his Cash Money debut Underrated. The 24-year-old rapper has revealed the tracklisting for his seventh solo album, due March 13. The star-studded set includes appearances from Chris Brown, Wiz Khalifa, Miguel, Busta Rhymes, Meek Mill, Musiq Soulchild, and Lil Wayne, with production by No I.D., Drumma Boy, Cardiak, Jahlil Beats, Details, and Bei Maejor, who helmed the first single “Sweat.” See the tracklisting below.

Bow Wow – Underrated Tracklisting

1. “Intro”
2. “Where My Dogs At” (produced by Cardiak)
3. “Must Be Stupid” feat. Busta Rhymes (produced by AraabMuzik)
4. “Why Y’all” (produced by Jahlil Beats)
5. “We Going Hard” feat. Ace Hood (produced by Cardiak)
6. “Right Now” feat. Miguel
7. “Heart Stop” (produced by Drumma Boy)
8. “Sweat” feat. Lil Wayne (produced by Detail and Bei Maejor)
9. “Ain’t Thinkin’ ‘Bout You” feat. Chris Brown (produced by Kevin McCall)
10. “Wrong Time” feat. Musiq Soulchild (produced by Musiq Soulchild)
11. “I Try” (produced by Beat Bully)
12. “Boy or Girl” (produced by Soundsmith and Neenyo)
13. “If You Were Down” feat. Talib Kweli (produced by No I.D.)
14. “The Cypher” feat. Meek Mill (produced by Jahlil Beats)
15. “Lifestyle Ain’t for Me” (produced by Lodi Lucci)
16. “Ohio to Yonkers” feat. Jadakiss (produced by Jahlil Beats)
17. “All That I Know” feat. Wiz Khalifa and Juicy J (produced by Sledge)

It might take nine months for a woman to have a child, but Estelle waited a sweet three years before delivering her most recent baby, her third album All of Me. And she’s definitely got that glow. The British songstress took some time off to rediscover why she loves making music and returned to the scene with an extremely personal and glamorous, yet round-the-way compilation that hits every brick of her relationship path.

The doe-eyed chanteuse, clad in a generous amount of black lace and confidence, presented 10 tracks from her upcoming album to an intimate audience of media outlets at Openhouse, a sultry lounge in New York City on Wednesday night. With her mentor John Legend by her side, she explained the thought process behind each song, receiving head nods and “amens” along the way.

Estelle offered up a taste of what’s to come (Note: This is not the final tracklisting), plus a comforting promise that lamenting a relationship doesn’t always have to be a solo process, especially when you have many “persons of interest,” as she coyly calls them, waiting in the wings.

“The Life”
This is Estelle’s self-proclaimed Capricorn anthem—the moment when she got her mojo back. Leading her listeners into the album is an art in itself and the singer switches between spitting and singing on this one, in an upbeat ode to coming back into the game strong.

“International (Serious)” featuring Chris Brown and Trey Songz
You’ll need a passport for this lighthearted track, which is inspired by Estelle’s jetsetting lifestyle. After touting Breezy and Trey Songz’ global work ethic, she thought, “Why don’t we get on a record and get cocky and talk about traveling and being bougie and shit?”

“Love the Way We Used To”
This midtempo track has a doo-wop feel that compliments the classic sentiment that Estelle describes: nostalgia for the best friend/boyfriend combo that got away. “Who hurt you?” the songbird was asked by friends after hearing this honest track. She kept her game face on though. Some things are better left unsung.

“Cold Crush”
“Sometimes it’s OK for the woman to say something,” John Legend, who co-wrote the song, explains, expressing appreciation for females who make the first move. With strong vocals, this playful track makes the perfect and optimistic prelude to spring fever.

“Wonderful Life”
This one is lyrical Prozac for the soul. The song encourages positivity, “going through all the fuckery, but still smiling,” as she puts it. Sweet without being sugary, Estelle sings about finding solace in small pleasures.

“Back to Love”
An uptempo dance floor anthem with enormous mainstream potential, this song makes it hard to sit still. It’s about gaining perspective after a breakup and embracing a healthier state of emotional clarity, while out at the club, with your sexy on dangerously high levels.

“Speak Ya Mind”
“I think women are expected to do what they’re told—and that’s some bullshit,” says Estelle. She’s back on her hip-hop swag on this fearless cut, her lyrical and vocal chops likened to those of the ubiquitous “American Boy.”

“Do My Thing” featuring Janelle Monáe
Penned by Ne-Yo and featuring the quirky musical powerhouse Janelle Monáe, this track is platinum-plated single material. Like much of Monáe’s music, this song has an energetic retro feel and double the beat-riding vocal strength. Lines like “I walk around like this because I can” fill the quota for just enough ego to still be lovable.

“Thank You”
A broken-hearted Estelle celebrates her womanhood on this empowering Akon-penned single. “These tears I cry sure won’t be the last/ This pain inside never seems to pass,” the emotional Brit sings to her cheating lover on the Jerry Wonda production. Ladies, this one’s for you.

“Break My Heart” featuring Rick Ross
Another midtempo, relatable ode to an object of Estelle’s affection that she’s just not sure about trusting. The Miami Bawse adds his usual braggadocio to her poignant yet promising musical love letter.

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Kid Cudi rolls out the tracklisting for his rock album WZRD, a collaboration with “Day ‘N’ Nite” producer Dot Da Genius. The 10 tracks include the singles “Brake” and “Teleport 2 Me, Jamie,” named after Cudi’s girlfriend Jamie Baratta. The album was originally scheduled to arrive on his 28th birthday on January 30, but was pushed back to February 28. See the tracklisting below.

WZRD Tracklisting

1. “The Arrival”
2. “High Off Life”
3. “The Dream Time Machine”
4. “Love Hard”
5. “Live & Learn”
6. “Brake”
7. “Teleport 2 Me, Jamie” feat. Desire
8. “Where Did You Sleep Last Night”
9. “Efflictim”
10. “Dr. Pill”
11. “The Upper Room”

K’naan united the globe with his World Cup anthem “Wavin’ Flag.” Now the Somali-Canadian musician is gearing up for the release of his EP More Beautiful Than Silence. The 5-track digital release will hit iTunes on January 24, with contributions from Nas (“Nothing to Lose”), Ryan Tedder (“Better”), and Nelly Furtado on the first single “Is Anybody Out There.” A full-length album will follow in the spring. See the tracklisting below.

More Beautiful Than Silence Tracklisting

1. “Is Anybody Out There” feat. Nelly Furtado
2. “Nothing to Lose” feat. Nas
3. “More Beautiful Than Silence”
4. “Better”
5. “Coming to America”

Rick Ross is pulling out all the stops on his 19-track mixtape Rich Forever, hosted by DJ Scream and Shaheem Reid. The Teflon Don has enlisted an all-star ensemble of collaborators including Drake, Nas, Kelly Rowland, Diddy, Pharrell, French Montana, Wale, and John Legend, with production from hitmakers such as Boi-1da, J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League, Lex Luger, and more. See the official tracklisting before it drops Friday at 3:05 p.m. EST.

Rich Forever Tracklisting

1. “Holy Ghost” feat. Diddy
2. “High Definition”
3. “MMG Untouchable”
4. “Yella Diamonds”
5. “Fuck Em” feat. 2 Chainz and Wale
6. “London (Skit)”
7. “Rich Forever” feat. John Legend
8. “Triple Beam Dreams” feat. Nas
9. “Mine Games” feat. Kelly Rowland
10. “New Bugatti” feat. Diddy
11. “Keys to the Crib” feat. Styles P
12. “Last Breath” feat. Meek Mill and Birdman
13. “I Swear to God”
14. “Off the Boat” feat. French Montana
15. “King of Diamonds”
16. “Ring Ring” feat. Future
17. “MMG The World Is Ours” feat. Pharrell, Meek Mill, and Stalley
18. “Party Heart” feat. Stalley and 2 Chainz
19. “Stay Schemin’” feat. Drake and French Montana

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Sean Paul is going international with his fifth album Tomahawk Technique. The Mohawk-sporting dancehall star will release the project in France, Belgium, and Switzerland on January 27, followed by Germany and Austria on February 10, and the U.K. and Ireland on March 12. A U.S. date will be announced soon.

The 12 tracks feature contributions from Akon, Ester Dean, DJ Ammo, and Benny Blanco, along with Kelly Rowland on the Stargate-produced “How Deep Is Your Love” and Alexis Jordan on the first single “Got 2 Luv U.”

“I’m trying to bridge the gap, broaden my artistry,” Sean told Rap-Up TV. “I’m asking [the producers] to try and make dancehall from their perspective. So it’s sounding more international than dancehall.”

See the official tracklisting below.

Tomahawk Technique Tracklisting

1. “Got 2 Luv U” feat. Alexis Jordan
2. “She Doesn’t Mind”
3. “Body”
4. “What I Want”
5. “Won’t Stop (Turn Me Out)”
6. “Dream Girl”
7. “Hold On”
8. “How Deep Is Your Love” feat. Kelly Rowland
9. “Put It on You”
10. “Roll Wid Di Don”
11. “Touch the Sky”
12. “Wedding Crashers”

Following a series of delays, Young Jeezy has revealed the final tracklisting for his fourth album Thug Motivation 103: Hustlerz Ambition.

The 14-track standard edition features heavy hitters such as Jay-Z and André 3000 (“I Do”), Jill Scott (“Trapped”), and T.I. on the lead single “F.A.M.E.,” with additional cameos from Jadakiss, Fabolous, Trick Daddy, Ne-Yo, and more. The deluxe version includes four bonus cuts, with appearances from Lil Wayne, Freddie Gibbs, and Plies.

Find out what you can expect come December 20.

Standard Edition

1. “Waiting”
2. “What I Do (Just Like That)”
3. “OJ” feat. Fabolous & Jadakiss
4. “Nothing”
5. “Way Too Gone” feat. Future
6. “SupaFreak” feat. 2 Chainz
7. “All We Do”
8. “Leave You Alone” feat. Ne-Yo
9. “Everythang”
10. “Trapped” feat. Jill Scott
11. “F.A.M.E.” feat. T.I.
12. “I Do” feat. Jay-Z & André 3000
13. “Higher Learning” feat. Snoop Dogg, Devin the Dude & Mitchelle’l
14. “This One’s for You” feat. Trick Daddy

Deluxe Edition

15. “.38″ feat. Freddie Gibbs
16. “Ballin’” feat. Lil Wayne
17. “Lose My Mind” feat. Plies
18. “Never Be the Same”

Snoop Dogg and Wiz Khalifa send out smoke signals with the soundtrack to their 2012 buddy film, Mac and Devin Go to High School, available December 13. The weed aficionados, who play Mac Johnson (Snoop) and Devin Overstreet (Wiz) in the stoner comedy, roll with Mike Posner (“French Inhale”), Juicy J (“Smokin’ On”), and Bruno Mars (“Young, Wild & Free”) on the 12 joints. Blaze up the tracklisting below.

Mac and Devin Go to High School Soundtrack

1. “Smokin’ On” feat. Juicy J
2. “I Get Lifted”
3. “You Can Put it in a Zag, I’mma Put it in a Blunt”
4. “6:30”
5. “Talent Show”
6. “Let’s Go Study”
7. “Young, Wild & Free” feat. Bruno Mars
8. “OG” feat. Curren$y
9. “French Inhale” feat. Mike Posner
10. “It Could Be Easy”
11. “World Class”
12. “That Good”

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Kid Sister has been in the lab working on her sophomore album, but she’s holding fans over with a new EP, Kiss & Tell, due November 29 via Fool’s Gold Records. The four-song offering includes the club workout anthem “Mickey” produced by Nadastrom, “Hide N Seek” featuring Riff Raff, the Scoop Deville-produced “Cliq Claq,” and a new remix of “Gucci Rag Top” with a verse from fellow Fool’s Gold rapper Danny Brown.

Watch the video for “Gucci Rag Top (Remix)” and see the tracklisting below.

Kiss & Tell Tracklisting

1. “Mickey” (Produced by Nadastrom)
2. “Hide N Seek” feat. Riff Raff (Produced by Sinden & 5kinandbone5)
3. “Cliq Claq” (Produced by Scoop Deville)
4. “Gucci Rag Top (Remix)” feat. Danny Brown (Produced by Scoop Deville)