All of the biggest music headlines in one place and playlist. Updated live throughout the week.Ye’s BULLY Lands on Streaming ServicesFirst came the billboards. Then came the supposed listening parties. And even so, with a history of delays and false release dates, we didn’t know if it would actually drop. Posts began circulating that it wouldn’t drop this go around, once again. The mixing wasn’t finalized. The listening parties actually went down, with Ye even showing up at the LA one, and come Saturday morning, BULLY actually landed on all streaming services. The 18-track follow-up to Donda comes equipped with contributions from Travis Scott, Andre Troutman, Don Toliver and Peso Pluma.Bladee Drops Off New Two-PackAfter presenting his first solo sonic offering of 2026 back in February with “Magic Misery,” Bladee has dropped off a two-pack of tracks: “Love Is A State” and “Eyelash.” Whether this marks the start of a rollout remains to be seen, but we’re optimistic.ADL ArrivesAt long last, after totally uprooting the traditional album rollout and redefining the modern strategy, Yeat has formally dropped off his A DANGEROUS LYFE / A DANGEROUS LOVE double album. Early favorites include the opening track “Purpose General,” 070 feature “Went Wrong,” and the Dijon-sampling “Dangerous House.”Jessie Reyez Surprises With $TILL PAIDIn honor of PAID IN MEMORIES’ first anniversary, Jessie Reyez dropped a calm EP to commemorate the occasion. The five-track offering is titled $TILL PAID and features one appearance by Stormzy.MIKE and Earl Share Second POMPEII/UTILITY Collab Cut, “Leadbelly”As the anticipated POMPEII/UTILITY release date nears and surprise listening parties ramp up, Earl Sweatshirt and MIKE have presented the second offering from the project, “Leadbelly.” The pair pass the track back and forth in another captivating prelude to the LP.gamma. Moves Into FashionAs fashion and music continue to merge in unprecedented manners, Larry Jackson’s gamma. seeks to expand its artistic universe in its first-ever foray into the fashion world. In an exclusive to Hypebeast, Larry Jackson shares more about Maison gamma., the music media imprint’s new merchandising sector, with the inaugural drop released in partnership with Brooklyn-based Savant Studios.Yeat Takes His Tracklist to the TopThe night before dropping ADL, Yeat lifted the veil on the full tracklist. It wasn’t announced via Instagram post or billboard, but rather, projected upon the Capitol Records Tower in Hollywood. The rapper shared a video on socials of himself posted up (à la mob boss, once again) at the top of the tower eating a multiple-course meal. The camera pans out to the full tower, which features the entire album tracklist running down.Matthew M. Williams Tells Us He Just Heard Travis Scott’s New Album View this post on Instagram A post shared by HYPEBEAST (@hypebeast)We sat down with Matthew M. Williams after the news of his appointment as Oakley’s Creative Director of Apparel, Footwear, and Accessories broke. The full conversation is dropping soon, but we couldn’t wait to share what he had to say about Travis Scott’s newest studio album. Williams has, in fact, heard it and says it sounds like nothing the rapper has ever done before.Jay-Z Adds “Extra Innings”Now there is officially no excuse for us to be there. HOV tacked on a third night to his July run of shows at Yankee Stadium, now performing three straight nights from Friday, July 10, to Sunday, July 12.Yeat’s Full-Page Feature RevealAt the top of the week, Yeat took to none other than The New York Times to reveal the full slate of featured artists set to appear on ADL. Centered around another mob boss-inspired image of Twizzy comes an impressive (and surprising) curation of A-list contributing artists. The ad reveals a wide range of featured contributors from across the board, spanning everyone from Elton John to Don Toliver.⁠ Other names include NBA Youngboy, Joji, 070 Shake, Kid Cudi, BNYX, Swizz Beatz, Grimes, Julia Wolf, Dylan Brady, Rampa, Synthetic, Lycid and Sapjer.⁠Fcukers Makes Formal Debut: ÖIf you don’t know the names Shanny Wise and Jackson Walker, tap in now. Fcukers may be easier to remember. As they continue their ascent, the New York City-based electronic duo has just dropped off their long-form debut. Dubbed Ö, the 11-song project was produced by Kenneth Blume (Kenny Beats) and features additional prod contributions from Dylan Brady.Cactus Plant Yeat MarketHappy ADL Week to all of those who celebrate. With the album now just under 48 hours away, Yeat has enlisted yet another major fashion collaborator to assist with the project’s rollout. Following up on his Nike collaborative suite – which spanned apparel, box sets, vinyl, and accessories – King Tonka is running it back, and this time around, with Cactus Plant Flea Market. After being one of the first A-listers to be spotted in the Cactus Plant Flea Market x Nike ACG collaboration, the dual-minded ADL merch drop feels like a natural extension of the partners’ shared vision. The duo got in the lab to deliver a lineup of new box sets and apparel, which come stamped with branded hits from both the rapper and the pioneering streetwear brand. One set is entitled the “Chat Room” set, which, well, speaks for itself.Jim Legxacy Leans Extra Lo-fi on “idk idk”Fronted by a cover art image of a headphone-wearing dog behind a computer screen, Jim Legxacy’s first sonic foray since black british music (2025) is so perfectly Jim Legxacy. His latest lo-fi-leaning cut first premiered at his South London pop-up event a few months ago, and precedes the musician's upcoming slate of festival dates at Lollapalooza, Osheaga, and Outside Lands.Geese Land at Dover Street MarketAs the Cameron Winter-led Geese brigade continues to cement themselves as a household name, the group has now found itself at the center of a Dover Street Market London installation. In partnership with Farmer's Daughter, the band is the subject of an exclusive DSM London drop and immersive on-site installation, which culminates in a multimedia homage to Getting Killed. "I discovered their music about two years ago, and it merges a few of my favorite sounds," Farmer's Daughter's Alix Ross elaborated in a press release. "Since moving to Laguna Beach, I often listen to music on the beach. I love music that makes me feel uplifted; it’s surfer beach music to me. Their music feels absurd; it’s a mixture of elements that don’t make sense on paper, but when you hear it, it does. The motifs and symbols they use are piercing when contextualized, but at face value, they seem absurd. I tried to match their vibe and ground that absurdity in classic merch design." The drop spans a hoodie, a graphic tee, and a hat.