A new-generation songstress with global hit tracks! Ranking of SZA’s most popular songs

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SZA – BMF (Official Audio)

American singer-songwriter SZA delivers a sultry track that blends bossa nova rhythms with contemporary R&B.

The lyrics, which vividly portray a woman surrendering to desire and being drawn to the allure of a younger man, leave a strong impression.

Released in December 2024 as part of the album “SOS Deluxe: LANA,” the song reached No.

29 on the Billboard Hot 100.

Quoting the jazz classic “The Girl from Ipanema,” it offers musical depth while capturing, with a pleasant sense of weightlessness, those moments when one is swept up by irresistible waves of emotion.

It’s a perfect pick when you want to refresh your mood or relax.

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Sweet November

Singer-songwriter SZA, whose collaboration with Justin Timberlake drew a lot of attention.

Today, I’m introducing Sweet November from her 2014 album Z.

It’s a very sexy track with a jazzy feel and her husky vocals.

She’s said she wrote the song while thinking about the film Sweet November.

At the time, SZA was struggling with health issues and even feared she might actually die.

She didn’t confide in her friends and suffered alone, and in an interview she explained that she wrote the song by projecting those feelings onto the film’s characters.

It’s a work themed around November.

Be sure to listen to it while comparing it with the film.

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SZA – 30 For 30 feat. Kendrick Lamar (Official Audio)

This is a track by SZA, known as the queen of R&B.

It’s a collaboration with Kendrick Lamar from the United States and is included on the album “Lana.” The lyrics, which express self-affirmation and a longing for genuine, unpretentious relationships, are striking, and the powerful vocals from SZA and Kendrick Lamar are captivating.

Released in December 2024, the song generated buzz by racking up 3.

16 million views within 24 hours.

Blending R&B and hip-hop, it has a distinctly soulful vibe.

It’s a recommended listen when you want to reflect on deep relationships and personal growth.

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SZA – Drive (Official Video)

The new song by SZA, a leading figure in the American R&B scene, is a track inspired by nighttime drives.

It’s included on her album “Lana,” released in December 2024, and highlights SZA’s deeply expressive vocals.

The song explores loneliness, the search for self-worth, and a sense of inner chaos, portraying a journey of self-discovery through a drive with no destination.

The music video features actor Ben Stiller and leaves a strong impression with scenes of driving along nighttime roads.

It’s a perfect pick for anyone looking to sort through their feelings or reflect on themselves.

Listen while driving or during a quiet night to fully immerse yourself in the song’s world.

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SZA – Gone Girl (Audio)

In romance, some people may end up restricting their partner out of love.

And sometimes, the partner who dislikes being controlled may leave.

Gone Girl portrays a sad episode born from such possessiveness.

It’s a track released by R&B singer SZA.

Over a calm, acoustic guitar–driven sound, the story unfolds in an understated, matter-of-fact way.

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SZA, The Weeknd, Travis Scott – Power Is Power (Official Video)

“Power Is Power” is a collaborative track by three superstar artists dominating the R&B and hip-hop scenes: SZA, The Weeknd, and Travis Scott.

The song features a type of track rare in R&B—one with an EDM-like drop—and the powerful energy suggested by the title is pushed to the forefront.

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Kendrick Lamar, SZA – All The Stars

A film theme song brimming with African pride and hope, woven from majestic strings and powerful beats.

Kendrick Lamar’s commanding rap performance and SZA’s soulful vocals create a stunning harmony that perfectly captures the film’s worldview.

Released in January 2018, the track plays over the end credits of Marvel Studios’ Black Panther and peaked at No.

7 on the U.

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Billboard Hot 100.

It also earned high acclaim during awards season, including a nomination for Best Original Song at the 76th Golden Globe Awards.

It’s not only ideal as an ending theme for the movie, but also a perfect anthem for moments when you want to believe in your potential and move forward, or unite your heart with cherished friends.