Make way for M.I.A. Pop’s resident rebel is coming back with a new single and video. “Bad Girls” is set to debut online on Monday, January 30, at 2:30 p.m. EST. Recorded in Miami, the Danja (Timbaland, Madonna) production will hit iTunes the next day. The song was originally included on her 2010 mixtape Vicki Leekx.

An accompanying video by Romain Gavras, who directed the controversial “Born Free,” will premiere on February 3.

M.I.A. will also join Madonna during her halftime performance at the Super Bowl on February 5, where they will perform Madge’s new single “Gimme All Your Luvin’,” also featuring Nicki Minaj.

Tyga gets animated on the comical cover for “Faded,” his new single featuring Lil Wayne. The song is set to hit digital retailers on January 24, while his current hit “Rack City” sits in the top 5 on iTunes.

Despite the single’s success, his Young Money album Careless World: Rise of the Last King has been pushed back from its January 24 release date. A new date has yet to be announced.

In addition to collaborations with Nicki Minaj, J. Cole, Robin Thicke, Drake, and Big Sean, Tyga hinted that he has recorded with Nas for the album.

The Roc is in the building. Rihanna calls on her Roc Nation boss and Blue Ivy Carter’s father Jay-Z for “Talk That Talk,” the third single and title track from her sixth album. RiRi squats down on the gritty black-and-white cover, which she revealed on Twitter. The Stargate-produced song follows “You Da One” and the Calvin Harris-assisted “We Found Love,” which spent eight weeks at No. 1. If you haven’t heard it yet, listen below.

The-Dream is ROC-ing into the new year with fresh material. The hitmaker has unveiled the artwork for “ROC,” the lead single from his fourth album The Love, IV: Diary of a Madman. The song will premiere as soon as today.

Last summer, Dream gave away free music with his Internet release 1977, which featured appearances from Pharrell, Big Sean, and his Radio Killa Records signee Casha.

Dawn Richard debuts the ominous cover art for her holiday single “December Sky,” available December 1 at digital retailers. Written by the Dirty Money singer and co-produced by Druski, the song is about bringing together loved ones during the holidays—no matter how far apart they may be.

“A lot of people won’t be able to see their loved ones this Christmas,” explains the former Danity Kane member. “Whether they are serving in Iraq/Iran, in the industry, or working a 9 to 5, the truth is a lot of us aren’t able to make it home for the holidays. So this record is for them and anyone else missing their love—the sky and stars are a gift for us both because no matter how far apart we are, we are under the same sky.”

Listen to a preview of the song exclusively on Rap-Up TV and hit the jump for a new black-and-white promo photo.

Mariah Carey and John Legend are making the season a little brighter with their festive collaboration. The Grammy-winning duo duet on “When Christmas Comes,” available now at digital retailers. A video was recently shot at Mariah’s house and she has plans to release a deluxe edition of her holiday album Merry Christmas II You next fall.

“I wanted this to be the most fun, family Christmas,” the mother of two told “Extra.” “It’s like a soulful family Christmas song and yet I wanted to add all the elements of anything magical that could happen at Christmas.”

Rihanna has a lock on the charts with her dance smash “We Found Love,” which remains No. 1 for a second week. Now the pop superstar is readying “You Da One,” the follow-up from her forthcoming album Talk That Talk (Nov. 21). Produced by Dr. Luke, the song will premiere Friday and hit iTunes on Sunday at midnight. RiRi smokes a cigarette on the black-and-white cover art.

Described by VH1 as “the dirtiest pop record we have ever heard,” RiRi’s sixth album includes contributions from Bangladesh, No I.D., The-Dream, Ester Dean, Stargate, Hit-Boy, and more. Jay-Z is the only featured guest, appearing on the Stargate-produced title track.

See the deluxe tracklisting (via iTunes) and production credits below.

Talk That Talk Deluxe Tracklisting

1. “You Da One” (Dr. Luke, Ester Dean)
2. “Where Have You Been” (Dr. Luke, Ester Dean)
3. “We Found Love” feat. Calvin Harris (Calvin Harris)
4. “Talk That Talk” feat. Jay-Z (Stargate, Ester Dean)
5. “Cockiness (Love It)” (Bangladesh)
6. “Birthday Cake” (Da Internz, The-Dream)
7. “We All Want Love” (No I.D., Ester Dean)
8. “Drunk on Love” (Stargate, Ester Dean)
9. “Roc Me Out” (Stargate, Rob Swire)
10. “Watch n’ Learn” (Hit-Boy, Priscilla Renea)
11. “Farewell” (Alex Da Kid, Ester Dean)
12. “Red Lipstick” (Chase & Status, The-Dream, Rihanna)
13. “Do Ya Thang” (The-Dream, Rihanna)
14. “Fool in Love” (Dr. Luke, Ester Dean)
15. “We Found Love” feat. Calvin Harris [Calvin Harris Extended Mix]

Man of mystery Frank Ocean takes a dive in the clear blue water wearing a samurai robe (as seen in his video) on the Asian-inspired artwork for his latest single “Swim Good.” The cut, which appears on his debut Nostalgia, Ultra, will be released to iTunes on October 18.

Meanwhile, the Odd Future member has announced a small tour for November. But if you didn’t already get your tickets, you’re out of luck. The six intimate shows in New York, Los Angeles, New Orleans, Paris, London, and Amsterdam sold out within hours.

Jay-Z and Kanye West rep for the red, white, and blue on the official cover of “Ni**as in Paris,” the next single off Watch the Throne. The dynamic duo continues the patriotic theme found on their “Otis” artwork.

Hit-Boy produced the beat in New York and Jay and Kanye laid their verses in the City of Light. “The energy of the track, I feel like as soon as you hear it, it’s one of those joints and I always felt that from day one,” the 24-year-old beatmaker told Rap-Up TV.

“I actually did ‘Christmas in Harlem’ for Kanye West too and that was our first musical collaboration. After that, he just flew me out to work and we were working on a bunch of stuff. It wasn’t for any particular project, and that was one of the joints that came up. It ended up turning into what it is.”

JoJo has traveled a long and winding road since releasing her sophomore album in 2006, but she’s finally ready to step back up to the plate. The 20-year-old singer plots her return with “Disaster,” the first official single from her third album Jumping Trains. The pop record, which is reminiscent of her past hits “Too Little Too Late” and “Leave (Get Out),” is slated to hit digital retailers on September 6.

Catch her performing the song live when she hits the road with Joe Jonas and Jay Sean on a nationwide tour. The 19-city intimate club trek kicks off in JoJo’s Boston hometown on September 6.

She has also partnered with HeartSOUL to find a new face for the junior lifestyle brand’s fall/winter collection. “I am excited to team up with HeartSOUL because fashion is a big part of my life and it’s great to share it with my fans,” says JoJo.