Bei Maejor sets the mood on the naughty “Lights Down Low,” which will appear on his Upscale EP, dropping later this month. Waka Flocka Flame plays rough on his guest verse, spanking and pulling hair, as his girl screams, “Give it to me daddy!” Take it to the bedroom with Bei Maejor’s banger.

Wale is back on his freestyle flow, rhyming over A$AP Rocky’s mixtape cut “Purple Swag.” “Everything is purple and these MCs is Urkel/ You send me beats via email/ I’ma send them back in a hearse though,” he spits.

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Mindless Behavior spent Christmas with their girls, and now they’re in search of love this Valentine’s Day. The teen heartthrobs—Prodigy, Princeton, Ray Ray, and Roc Royal—shower their crushes with roses, chocolates, and love letters. “Will you be my Valentine’s Girl?” they ask on the midtempo R&B cut, which is sure to have young hearts aflutter. Sample their sweet sounds.

French Montana celebrates his home team’s victory at Super Bowl XLVI with his New York Giants remix to “Shot Caller.” The Bad Boy signee honors the champs including Victor Cruz and MVP Eli Manning. “We them shot callers, Super Bowl ballers,” he raps. “Just another win, just another ring, give ‘em time to breathe, let Madonna sing.”

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Fourteen years after topping the charts with “The Boy Is Mine,” Brandy and Monica reunite on the highly-anticipated follow-up, “It All Belongs to Me.” Described by producer Rico Love as a “very soulful R&B song with pop sensibilities,” the ladies take a different approach from their 1998 single, kicking their men to the curb on the empowering tune.

“It is not anything like ‘The Boy Is Mine,’” explained Monica. “At this point, this is where you’re taking your power back and we gon’ come together. This is totally different than that era and I hope it speaks to all the people who are making diss tracks and going hard on each other. Come together and watch the numbers move.”

Brandy added, “This business is all about competition. They forgot about what is the most important, which is two talents coming together. It’s just great to come back and do something with [Monica]. This is definitely a blessing.”

Two different versions of the song will appear on Monica’s album New Life, due Apri 10, and Brandy’s RCA/Chameleon debut, due this spring. A video, directed by Chris Robinson, will be shot on February 13.

Fresh off party rocking with Madonna at the Super Bowl halftime show, LMFAO remix the pop queen’s new single “Give Me All Your Luvin’” featuring Nicki Minaj and M.I.A. The animated duo of Redfoo and SkyBlu turn the bubblegum pop confection into a rave-ready record, tacking on their own rap verses that will have you fist pumping all night long.

It’s Gucci time. Gucci Mane kicks off Super Bowl Sunday with the release of his latest mixtape Trap Back, hosted by DJ Holiday. The Brick Squad rapper enlists Waka Flocka Flame, 2 Chainz, Future, Yo Gotti, Jadakiss, and more on the 19 tracks, with production by Zaytoven, Lex Luger, Drumma Boy, Mike Will, and more. Get in the game with Gucci.

Download: Gucci Mane – Trap Back

If you got it, flaunt it. Just weeks after debuting the Wiz Khalifa-assisted “Fame,” Amber Rose flashes her riches on “Loaded,” an electro-hop cut aimed at the dance floor. “I work hard for the money, now listen to me honey,” sings the socialite-turned-singer, who asserts her status as an independent woman on the confident cut. “You think I need a man for that? Please, I’m loaded.”

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Jermaine Dupri introduces his newest artist Brandon Hines. The R&B singer, who is signed to So So Def/Revel/Epic, pens a love letter to his girl on his tender single “Yes You Are.” “Girlfriend, wifey, my boo, you are everything,” he sings on the ’90s-reminiscent R&B jam, which was written and produced by J.D. and Bryan-Michael Cox. If you like what you hear, the song will be available on iTunes this Valentine’s Day.

French Montana makes the rite of passage and drops a nearly 10-minute freestyle on Cosmic Kev’s “Come Up Show.” “With your bitch I’m strokin’/ I novacane her little thing, she call me Frankie Ocean,” raps the Bad Boy signee over Rick Ross’ “Stay Schemin’,” which he originally appeared on with Drake. The New York MC also flosses his newfound wealth, boasting, “My first car cost me 30 bundles/ Now the white ghost will buy 30 Hondas.”

What do you think of French’s flow? Listen below.

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