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PartyNextDoor's Sultry New Single 'Real Woman' Debuts on the Billboard Canadian Hot 100

The Toronto artist and Billboard Canada digital cover star lands on the chart this week ahead of his fourth album, PARTYNEXTDOOR 4. LU KALA's "Hotter Now" also moves up the chart, while Benson Boone holds onto the top spot.

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Erica Hernández for Billboard

Billboard Canada cover star PartyNextDoor is back, and his new single has quickly hit the Billboard Canadian Hot 100. "Real Woman," debuts this week at No. 98.

The single comes ahead of the Mississauga artist and producer's fourth album, PARTYNEXTDOOR 4, set for release April 26. PartyNextDoor is no stranger to the charts, having penned Rihanna's chart-topper "Work" as well as DJ Khaled's No. 2 hit "Wild Thoughts." He's had success as a performer on the Hot 100 with tracks like the Grammy-nominated "Come and See Me," but his solo material, released through OVO Sound, hasn't reliably broken through in the same way as his work for Drake and others.


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With "Real Woman" cracking the Canadian Hot 100 this week, now's the time to build momentum towards his upcoming album release.

In his Billboard interview, the reclusive artist opened up about his career arc, working with Rihanna and Ye, and re-focusing on his artistry following his last LPs. "I know Drake and people always tell me, ‘Bro, you have to come out more!’ I’m an introvert, I’m shy,” he said. “I’m focused on making classic music.”

"Real Woman" is a sultry entry into Party's catalogue, featuring moody production and ghostly backing vocals, textures that swirl around Party as he sings about intense infatuation. "Life is good / the worst is over now / love ain't never made more sense than right now," he attests, over a heavy kick drum and crisp hi hats.

Elsewhere on the chart, Benson Boone holds onto the top spot with "Beautiful Things," followed by Teddy Swims' "Lose Control" at No. 2. (The U.S. Hot 100 has those songs in the reverse order.)

In terms of Canadian entries, Drake's remix of 4Batz' "Act II: Date @ 8" falls ten spots to No. 24 and LU KALA's "Hotter Now" moves up eight places to No. 40 following her Juno Opening Night Awards performance this weekend. Preston Pablo's "Dance Alone" climbs nine spots to No. 67, Owen Riegling moves up six spots to No. 69 with "Old Dirt Roads," Josh Ross' "Aint Doin Jack" falls one spot to No. 78, and Alexander Stewart's "I Wish You Cheated" is up two spots to No. 85.

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Check out the full chart here.

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