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Lil Uzi Vert, Infinity Song & Memphis Bleek Among NFL & Roc Nation’s 2026 ‘Songs of the Season’

The NFL season kicks off Sept. 9 with a Super Bowl LX rematch in Seattle.

Lil Uzi Vert, Infinity Song & Memphis Bleek Among NFL & Roc Nation’s 2026 ‘Songs of the Season’

Ahead of the 2026 NFL season, the NFL and Roc Nation have joined forces to launch the Songs of the Season initiative. This playlist, unveiled on September 1, includes a variety of artists such as Lil Uzi Vert’s "Poured," Infinity Song’s "One Foot Out," Lismar’s "Madrid," Memphis Bleek’s "No More," and Patrick Martin’s "At Being Young."

Other featured artists include Donel Mangena, Gio Dee, Lucien Parker, The Cab, and Soge Culebra. The playlist aims to celebrate the artists and their music, integrating it into the NFL season in numerous ways, including social media, broadcast partners, and in-game stadium entertainment. Infinity Song’s Momo Boyd shared their perspective, saying, "Growing up, music was our family sport.

We practiced together, pushed each other, learned how to listen to each other and how to show up as a team. There's something beautiful about people finding their rhythm together, whether it's through a song or on a field. Everybody has their own role, but the magic only happens when everybody plays together." The NFL season starts with a rematch of Super Bowl LX between the New England Patriots and Seahawks on September 9 in Seattle, followed by an NFC West matchup between the Los Angeles Rams and San Francisco 49ers on September 10 in Melbourne, Australia.

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