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Queer Jams of the Week: Celebrating LGBTQ+ Artists' Latest Hits
25 Jul
Summary
- Sam Smith's tender new ballad "To Be Free"
- Lola Young's angsty anthem "d£aler"
- Tyler, the Creator's dance-inspired album "Don't Tap the Glass"
As the summer season progresses, Billboard Pride is excited to present the latest edition of Queer Jams of the Week, a roundup of some of the best new music releases from LGBTQ+ artists.
The article highlights several standout tracks, including Sam Smith's tender new ballad "To Be Free," which showcases their singular voice and celebrates a sense of liberation. Lola Young's alternative anthem "d£aler" follows her as she declares she's had enough and is ready to move on. Meanwhile, Tyler, the Creator's latest album "Don't Tap the Glass" delivers his signature witty bars and eclectic instrumentation, but with a more straightforward, dance-inspired sound.
The article also spotlights Kim Petras' deliriously fun new track "Freak It" and Maren Morris' sharp-tongued takedown of a former lover in "Be a Bitch." Additionally, the article praises the talent of singer-songwriter JHart, whose new original song "Can't Relate" showcases his versatility and skill.
These diverse releases from LGBTQ+ artists demonstrate the vibrant and evolving landscape of queer music, offering something for every listener to enjoy this summer.
