Rihanna Makes Her Return To Music On PartyNextDoor’s New Song ‘Believe It’

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It’s hardly a new Rihanna song, but after years without any new music from the Barbados-born singer, we have to take what we can get: a feature on “Believe It,” a song from PartyNextDoor’s new album “Partymobile.”

Get ready, Rihanna fans! The 32-year-old artist made her return to music on Friday. The nine-time Grammy winner is featured on PartyNextDoor's new track "Believe It." The song is part of the 26-year-old Canadian singer's star-studded album Partymobile, which also features Drake and Bad Bunny.

While it might not be a new album, fans who have been hungry for new music from Rihanna got a special treat Thursday night.

Rihanna features on PARTYNEXTDOOR’s new track “BELIEVE IT.” It’s on his new album PARTYMOBILE, which is out now. Check it out below. (Pitchfork earns a commission from purchases made through affiliate links on our site.)

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