2025 in rhythm and blues music

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This article summarizes the events, album releases, and album release dates in rhythm and blues for the year 2025.

Contents

Events

February

March

Released albums

January

DayArtist(s)AlbumRecord label(s)Entering chart position
3Nia NadurataStill Living with My Parents [5] Arts & Crafts Productions
10 Moonchild Sanelly Full Moon [6] Transgressive
Otis KaneViolet [7] Nettwerk Music Group
Skiifall & Kenny Beats Lovers Til I'm Gone [8] Peoples Champ

Upcoming releases

January

DayArtist(s)AlbumRecord label(s)Ref.
24 FKA Twigs Eusexua Young, Atlantic [9]
JoJo NGL BMG [10]
Teddy Swims I've Tried Everything But Therapy (Part 2) Warner [11]
31 Eddie Chacon Lay Low Stones Throw [12]
Qing Madi I Am the BlueprintJton, Bu Vision [13]
The Weeknd Hurry Up Tomorrow XO, Republic [14]

February

DayArtist(s)AlbumRecord label(s)Ref.
7 Biig Piig 11:11 Sony Music UK [15]
Johnnyswim When The War Is Over Self-released [16]
14 Alessia Cara Love & Hyperbole Def Jam [17]
Mereba The Breeze Grew a Fire Secretly Canadian [18]
Musiq Soulchild & Hit-Boy Victims & Villains 2SoulStar [19]
They. Love.JonesDrink Sum Wtr [20]
21 Nao JupiterLittle Tokyo Recordings, Sony Music [21]
28 Aloe Blacc Stand TogetherGrand Scheme, Vydia [22]
Hope Tala Hope Handwritten PMR Records [23]
Serpentwithfeet Grip Sequel Secretly Canadian [24]
TBA Robin Thicke TBARun It Up Records [25]

March

DayArtist(s)AlbumRecord label(s)Ref.
21 Greentea Peng Tell Dem It's Sunny AWAL [26]
TBA Davido 5ive Sony [27]
Victor RayTBA Decca Records [28]

April

DayArtist(s)AlbumRecord label(s)Ref.
11 Bootsy Collins Album of the Year #1 FunkateerBootzilla [20]

Unscheduled and TBA

Artist(s)AlbumRecord label(s)Ref.
Aaliyah Unstoppable Blackground Records, Empire [29]
Amerie TBATBA [30]
Ari Lennox TBA Dreamville, Interscope [31]
BrandonTBA Secretly Canadian [32]
Brownstone Back AgainSelf-released [33]
Carl Thomas TBATBA [34]
Case Love Jones, Vol. 2Self-released [35]
Chase ShakurWonderlove Def Jam [36]
Coco Jones TBAHigh Standardz, Def Jam [37]
Colde YangWavy [38]
Craig David TBABelieve UK [39]
D'Angelo TBATBA [40]
Diva Gurl TBA Big Bosses [41]
Drake & PartyNextDoor TBA OVO Sound, Republic Records [42]
Drew Sidora TBAMusicXchange [43]
Elle Varner S.E.L.F.Two Twelve Enterprises [44]
Eric Benét TBAJBR Creative Group [45]
Estelle TBAEstablished 1980 Records, Fab Factory Entertainment [46]
J. Valentine Conversations With WomenR&B Money [47]
Jacquees & DeJ Loaf F**k A Friendzone 2Yellow World, FYB Records [48]
Jeremih TBALate Nights, Pulse, Concord [49]
Jon B. Waiting On YouSelf-released [50]
Josh Levi TBA Raedio, Atlantic [51]
Kelis TBATBA [52]
Keyshia Cole TBATBA [53]
Koffee Brown TBASlugga Music, Reservoir Recordings [54]
Liamani TBA Def Jam [55]
Mabel TBATBA [56]
Maleek Berry If Only Love Was EnoughBerry's Room [57]
Mariah Carey TBA Columbia [58]
Maxwell blacksummers'NIGHTMusze, BMG [59]
Melanie Fiona TBALoveLinc, Public Records, Colture, Title 9 [60]
Miguel VisceraTBA [61]
Monica MDAWME [62]
Ne-Yo TBA ONErpm [43]
Rihanna TBATBA [63]
Rotimi In My Heart, In My VeinsFrontRo, Empire [64]
Sean Garrett TBA Blackground Records [65]
Summer Walker Finally Over It LVRN, Interscope [66]
Tamar Braxton TBATBA [67]
Teedra Moses The Bullsh*tBlack Moses [68]
Tiffany Evans TBAHubris Sound [69]
Tokimonsta Eternal ReverieYoung Art [70]
Vedo TBANew Wav Music Group [71]

Highest-charting songs

United States

R&B songs from any year which charted in the 2025 Top 40 of the Billboard Hot 100 [72]
SongArtistProjectPeak position
"30 for 30" SZA and Kendrick Lamar Lana 22
"Messy" Lola Young This Wasn't Meant for You Anyway 24
"BMF"SZALana29

United Kingdom

R&B songs from any year which charted in the 2025 Top 10 of the UK Singles Chart [73]
SongArtistProjectPeak position
"Messy" Lola Young This Wasn't Meant for You Anyway 3

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