Troye Sivan, Remi Wolf, Slayyyter & Pitbull: New Music Friday Guide

Categoria: Musica

Check out the must-hear releases of the week.

Por Billboard | 09/10/2026

Billboard’s Friday Music Guide serves as a handy guide to New Music Friday’s most essential releases each week — the key music that everyone will be talking about today, and that will be dominating playlists this weekend and beyond. Last week , we featured Noah Kahan, Victoria Monét, Drake and Miranda Lambert. This week, Troye Sivan’s anticipated fourth album is out; Slayyyyter drops another preview of her upcoming companion LP, and Remi Wolf’s Mud arrives … plus much more. Check out all of this week’s picks below: Troye Sivan, She’s the Best The sung-spoken delivery, gauzy production and lurching beat of She’s the Best ‘s title track and advance single set up Troye Sivan ‘s fourth album to be something of a swerve within his catalog — and further surprises lay ahead in the album, including a lift of ’90s one-hit wonders Forest for the Trees on the psych-leaning “I Do This for You,” and a dreamy acoustic shuffle on the Beabadoobee-like “Embarrassingly.” But for those who hoped for more four-on-the-floor sweat from one of the past decade’s greatest dance-pop purveyors, Sivan’s got plenty of that, too, including on the lusty, vocoder-assisted “Canada Dry,” the location-hopping (and Madonna-interpolating) “Party” and the skittering, PinkPantheress-esque “Troye Meets World.” Slayyyyter, “I Think He’s Got a Girl” Earlier this week, WOR$T MAN IN AMERICA — the long-teased companion set to Slayyyyter ‘s breakthrough 2026 album WOR$T GIRL IN AMERICA — was officially announced for this December. Two tracks from the new mini-LP had already been released in “Brand New Chanelamp;#8221; and “Crank 2,” and this Friday they’re joined by a third: “I Think He’s Got a Girl,” a midtempo grunge-pop lament over a likely stepping-out lover. “You’re quiet on the phone/ What time you coming home?/ I hope it doesn’t mean what I know it means,” Slayyyter moans over the tenderly pulsing track, before making the titular chorus observation. It should make for another live highlight, as if she was still lacking for any of those . Remi Wolf, Mud Long championed by the pop faithful, Remi Wolf has spent much of the 2020s seemingly on the verge of a major breakout — most recently earning a big look as a featured performer on the first episode of the hit Amazon college romance series Off Campus . Hopefully third album Mud will finally be the set to put her over the top; certainly, the collection of alt-pop gems is strong enough to merit the crossover attention — from the lacerating acoustic heartbreak of “Twiggy” to the sweetly frustrated power-pop of “Burn Me Blue” and the John Mayer-assisted soft-rock ache of “Moon So High.” Sadly, it’s not a sure bet — as Wolf herself admits on partial title track “Covered in Mud,” “Nothi