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On their new collab "I Want More Money" actress Chloe Cherry raps over a slow beat as Blaketheman1000 (Blake Ortiz-Goldberg ) harmonizes on backing vocals — earnestly singing "You shouldn't have to work at your stupid-ass job" and "I wanna pay your rent." It's cheeky and catchy, a fun track from the pair who met after Cherry covered Blake's "Pixies" on TikTok and found mutual connection hanging out, going to restaurants smoking weed and talking about pop culture. Making music felt like a natural next step for the duo.

Tomorrow, just a day before his birthday, Offset will drop his new single “Swing My Way" via Motown Records. The track comes with a polished yet rugged video directed by Kid Art and stunning album artwork — both featuring supermodel Anok Yai. Check out the artwork premiering exclusively today on PAPER, below.

Alabama Barker has a vision. Now, the 18-year-old rapper, vocalist and multi-instrumentalist is sharing it with the world via her new single and video for “Vogue.”

At just under a quarter-century young, dance artist and songwriter INJI has lived countless lives.

Say Lou Lou — twins Elektra and Miranda Kilbey — wrote Dust after a five-year writing hiatus. Post break-up and ripe with new experiences to transmute into their work, the duo chronicles the ups downs (and further-downs) of a relationship journey.

It's not officially the holidays in New York City until the Rockefeller tree is lit, the Rockettes are kicking it at Radio City and the iHeartRadio Z100 Jingle Ball takes at Madison Square Garden.

Dylan Fraser and Alaska Reid were never meant to be in a band. For the two singer-songwriters, their solo endeavors have been the main focus for the past few years. But sometimes between artists, there’s a certain spark — a ‘twin telepathy,’ if you will — that becomes undeniable.

What better way to celebrate Rolling Loud’s 10th year of undisputable festival fun Miami than with the Queen of the fest herself, Bunny Zingler? Married to festival co-founder Matt Zingler and the beauty mogul and content creator behind Bunny’s Bae Bar — a dedicated space offering complimentary glam services and sanitary products to festivalgoers since 2019 — she’s been bringing positive vibes and championing women in hip-hop since the event’s inception.

Being a true music lover ain’t for the faint of heart. But, as PAPER witnessed earlier this week, the art of musical worship has not completely lost its purity, and hours of idolization — and in this case — streaming, can sometimes pay off.

From a rapper’s grandiose penthouse delight to the sleaziest dive bars spinning vinyl, PAPER is giving you a first-hand look into the Big Apple’s most hype-worthy music experiences in Seriously, What Are You Doing? — straight from the music editor's mouth. Are you or someone you love feeling restless in the city that never sleeps? Here’s what you should be doing (seriously!).