Friday Music Guide: New Music From Maroon 5 & LISA, Ed Sheeran, Don Toliver & Doja Cat & More

Billboard’s Friday Music Guide serves as a handy guide to this Friday’s most essential releases — the key music that everyone will be talking about today, and that will be dominating playlists this weekend and beyond. 

This week, Maroon 5 and LISA aim for the charts, Ed Sheehan stumbles through memories and Don Toliver and Doja Cat are ready to race. Check out all of this week’s picks below:

Maroon 5 & LISA, “Priceless”

From Christina Aguilera to Cardi B, Maroon 5 have teamed up with A-list solo stars on singles that have reached the top of the Hot 100 over the years; they’ll attempt to do the same with “Priceless,” a lightly funky, easy-listening pop track featuring LISA, hot on the heels of her debut album and Coachella performances, balancing out Adam Levine’s romantic crooning with airy sing-rapping.

Ed Sheeran, “Old Phone” 

After kicking off his new era with the global anthem “Azizam,” Ed Sheeran returns to the wistful, emotionally piercing pop-rock of previous eras with “Old Phone,” on which the singer-songwriter keeps strumming as he stumbles upon a long-dormant phone and gets flooded with the photos, texts and memories stored inside, searching for resolution within the discovery.

Don Toliver feat. Doja Cat, “Lose My Mind” 

The upcoming Brad Pitt-starring racing drama F1 will boast one of the most high-profile soundtracks of 2025, and the compilation rollout gets kicked off with “Lose My Mind,” a shimmering, synth-drenched club track (courtesy of producer Ryan Tedder) that showcases Don Toliver’s silky melodic streak and Doja Cat’s chest-thumping rhyming, a few years after the latter scored a top 10 hit with her Elvis theme “Vegas.”

Bailey Zimmerman feat. Luke Combs, “Backup Plan” 

“Getting back up — that’s the only backup plan you need,” Bailey Zimmerman declares on “Backup Plan,” the empowering new single that seems tailor-made for end-of-workout playlists to give you that extra bit of motivation. After Zimmerman teamed up with BigXThaPlug on the top 10 hit “All the Way,” Luke Combs serves as his co-pilot here, with the fellow country star’s rumbling voice turning into the perfect foil.

Selena Gomez & Benny Blanco, I Said I Love You First… And You Said It Back 

In addition to a few stray tracks and remixes, the real appeal of I Said I Love You First… And You Said It Back, the deluxe edition of Selena Gomez and Benny Blanco’s collaborative full-length from March, is “Talk,” a cheeky new single that reanimates Cake’s beloved 1998 single “Never There” for a new generation of pop fans, complete with halting lyric delivery and slinky alt-rock arrangement.

Quavo feat. Takeoff, “Dope Boy Phone” 

The tirelessly prolific recording run of Migos in the 2010s and early 2020s has resulted a slew of unreleased material seeing the light of day following the tragic passing of Takeoff in 2022, and “Dope Boy Phone,” Quavo’s new single featuring a posthumous appearance by his nephew and group mate, sounds as fresh as any of the rap group’s earth-rattling hits, including those on the pair’s underrated joint project Only Built for Infinity Links.

Fuerza Regida, 111XPANTIA 

A press release for Fuerza Regida’s 111XPANTIA describes the new project as “pure Fuerza from start to finish”: with 12 songs and zero features, the album does indeed offer an unadulterated version of the Mexican music superstars’ aesthetic, full of carefully constructed arrangements and harmonies that encourage the listener to join in after a few listens.

Editor’s Pick: Key Glock, Glockaveli 

Key Glock’s excellent new album may include an update of Three 6 Mafia’s “Stay Fly” on the single “Blue Devil,” but the rapper was already carrying on the tradition of Memphis hip-hop long before Glockaveli: through his recent mixtapes and particularly his critical work with Young Dolph, Key Glock has demonstrated an unflappable delivery and ear for effective production, and his new album feels like the mainstream arrival for an artist who’s already been putting in the work.