It’s been a long five years since Calvin Harris’ last album release, but all signs point to his upcoming drop being a hit. Funk Wav Bounces Vol. 2, follow-up to 2017’s Funk Wav Bounces Vol. 1, is completely packed with hot collabs with acclaimed artists like Dua Lipa, 21 Savage, Justin Timberlake, Halsey, and Pharrell. The album sounds like its title: funk waves. The Scottish producer brings pop music back to basics and puts these top artists’ vocals over bouncy beats. And though all songs bring the funk, Harris’ picks for each artist keep strong variety in the album. Timberlake’s two featured songs, “Stay With Me” and “Stay With Me (Part 2),” for instance, have a lighter disco feel, compared to “Obsessed,” featuring Charlie Puth and Shenseea, which has Caribbean influence. All of Harris’ albums have spent weeks on the Billboard charts after their releases, and this album sounds like it will be no different.

Try not to panic, but Panic! At The Disco will release their seventh studio album this month, Viva Las Vengeance. From the band that brought you “High Hopes,” Panic! is said to have taken a special turn for this project, reflecting on the past to create their next record. “This is the tale about growing up in Las Vegas,” Panic! wrote on their website. “It’s about love, fame, burnout and everything that happens in between.” The band, forged in Los Angeles, already released their title track for the album, an ’80s-themed anthem with sweet chords. After the album release, the band will go on tour, with $1 from each ticket sold going to their foundation that supports human rights organizations.

No stranger to fame or acclaimed art, Madonna will continue her music industry domination when she releases a 50-track remix collection featuring a spin on her greatest dance classics. She already released a 16-track version, titled Finally Enough Love, but on August 19 the full 220-minute album will drop with remixes of “Material Girl” and “Don’t Cry For Me Argentina.” On some tracks, the queen of pop (who recently became the first artist to top Billboard’s Dance Club Songs chart for the 50th time) is joined by other artists, including Britney Spears on “Me Against The Music,” Justin Timberlake and Timbaland on “4 Minutes,” and Nicki Minaj on “Bitch I’m Madonna.” Her team also issued a statement that said to expect more surprises revealed later this year around the celebration of Madonna’s 40 years in music.

NBA YoungBoy strikes again with The Last Slimeto, his latest album out on August 5. The Louisiana rapper will put out his fourth studio LP with 30 tracks, a reply to a solo project he dropped earlier this year in January. He’s already released a few songs from the record, including “I Got the Bag,” “Mr. Grim Reaper,” and “I Hate YoungBoy.” Like his other music, the songs are short and fast-paced, with one track, “Holy,” only 1 minute and 57 seconds long. The music drop will come just weeks after the rapper, 22, was acquitted of a felony gun-possession charge. NBA YoungBoy also posted a new music video of his song, “Change,” last week, showing him rapping in a mostly simple montage. The Last Slimeto is said to be his last album for Atlantic Records, according to DailyRapFacts.

Singer and songwriter Omar Apollo recently entered the music industry and has already shaken things up. Part of a wave of Hispanic artists influencing American music, the Mexican American, 21, has blended genres to make a deluxe version of his first studio album Marfil, out on August 12. (Marfil is Spanish for Ivory.) Each song is equally as much of a melting pot as he is—they’re often poetic and gentle, featuring artists like Kali Uchis and Daniel Caesar, who pioneered the style Apollo emulates. Announced on Twitter, the deluxe album will feature five unreleased tracks, including “Highlight,” “Endlessly,” and “Pretty Boy,” which are all sure to follow his definitive silky style.