Press play on the latest edition of NOTION NOW, the playlist featuring the freshest tracks you need to hear.

‘number one girl’ by ROSÉ

Global phenomenon and BLACKPINK member ROSÉ unveils her new single, ‘number one girl’, the second offering from her highly anticipated debut solo album, rosie, out 6th December. Co-written with a powerhouse team including Amy Allen and Bruno Mars, the track blends candid lyricism with lush production. Paired with a self-directed video, ROSÉ continues to redefine her artistry beyond her iconic girlband beginnings.

‘Hello Miss Johnson’ by Jack Harlow

Jack Harlow turns on the charm with his latest single, ‘Hello Miss Johnson’. Over a playful beat, Jack delivers flirtatious bars that double as a heartfelt shout out to a love interest’s mother. With its clever wordplay and nostalgic vibes, this track, his first since ‘Lovin’ on Me’, teases a fresh chapter for the Kentucky-born star.

‘Tears’ by Tyla

Tyla’s new single ‘Tears’, produced by Stargate, is a heartfelt, acoustic ballad that weaves her signature aquatic metaphors into a tale of unwavering support and resilience. With its tender lyrics and soothing guitar-driven melody, the track reaffirms her knack for creating emotionally connective music.

‘need dat boy’ by Lil Nas X

Lil Nas X turns up the heat with ‘Need Dat Boy’, a sultry collaboration with R&B rising star Destin Conrad that dives headfirst into his new Dreamboy era. With its steamy backseat energy and introspective undertones, the track balances playful flirtation with a quest for self-discovery.

‘Heaterz’ by AJ Tracey & Pozer

The one and only AJ Tracey and rising Croydon star Pozer light up the UK rap scene with their electrifying new single, ‘Heaterz’. Sampling Iron Soul’s ‘Gunshot Riddim’, the track fuses old-school grime with a fresh edge, showcasing AJ’s iconic flow and Pozer’s genre-defying flair.

‘Ladies Man’ by Miraa May

Miraa May dives into bold, uncharted waters with ‘Ladies Man’, the standout single from her surprise EP Kind Regards. Produced by Everett Moon and Lasik Beats, the track sees Miraa calling out double standards with razor-sharp lyricism and unapologetic power.

‘just call me’ by Niko B

A witty ode to British culture, ‘just call me’ fuses shimmering synths with jittery percussion to soundtrack sharp, tongue-in-cheek reflections on everything from Eastenders to messy pub nights. Paired with Louis Bryant’s hilariously subversive, Office-inspired visuals, it’s a track that entertains as much as it resonates.

‘Shadowboxing’ by Boldy James

On his latest mixtape, The Bricktionary, Boldy James links up with Bronx native and Griselda affiliate Harry Fraud - “La musica der Harry Fraud” - for a collection of gritty street rap tracks. ‘Shadowboxing’, and its abrasive 808s, sliding guitar riffs and soul samples feels like the moment where the rapper and producer’s sounds truly align, as Boldy laments the aftershock he’s felt from a previous life.

‘Somebody To Love’ by Poppy Ajudha

Poppy Ajudha unveils the euphoric ‘Somebody To Love’, the lead single from her sophomore album Poppy. The track explores the lifelong patterns of love we internalise and how to break them. Produced by Mike Malchicoff and Maestro, it’s a sonic celebration of growth, vulnerability, and choosing love wisely.

‘One And Only’ by Michael Kiwanuka

Michael Kiwanuka shares ‘One and Only’, the tender standout from his newly released album Small Changes. Produced by Danger Mouse and Inflo, the track marries soulful vulnerability with introspective warmth, showcasing Michael’s gift for evocative storytelling. A heartfelt ode to unwavering devotion, ‘One and Only’ is a striking testament to his status as one of Britain’s finest songwriters.