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Port Talbot-born rising star Hannah Grae has just released her latest single, ‘Nobody Does It Like You’, offering fans a raw and emotional ballad that explores the complexities of healing from a toxic relationship. The song showcases Hannah’s powerful vocals and presents a more vulnerable side to her music, contrasting the confident energy of her previous hit, ‘Star Crossed Lover’.

FINNEAS has released a new single, "Lotus Eater," as part of his latest album, For Cryin' Out Loud. While this review focuses on the single, remember there’s plenty more to explore on the album, which marks his third full-length release, excluding two deluxe editions of previous records.

Fie Eike is back with another wonderfully relaxing, piano-driven track. Her latest single, "Omrids," is a melodic treat, featuring only piano—beautifully and masterfully. The song starts off strong and sustains its promise throughout. The melodic theme comes in at just the right moment, adding an extra layer of beauty. Fie hails from Denmark, where this track was created. I'm not sure if it should be classified as Danish folk music, though it does remind me of some old Swedish folk songs I'm familiar with. But honestly, the genre doesn’t matter much here—just listen to it!

Kygo and Imagine Dragons, two pop powerhouses, have teamed up for a new track titled "Stars Will Align." It's a natural collaboration for these chart-topping artists, and on this song, they show not only their individual strengths but also an impressive synergy. Both are known for their high-energy hits—think "Believer," "Radioactive," "Stole The Show," and "Firestone." Ring any bells?

In a big announcement on social media, legendary British pop group The Fizz (formerly known as Bucks Fizz) introduced two new members, marking a fresh chapter in the band’s four-decade history. The news follows the upcoming departure of original member Mike Nolan, who will officially leave the group by the end of the year.

Barry Can’t Swim has recently released a new EDM-infused banger titled Still Riding. The title perfectly reflects how the song feels to listen to. Some songs really carry you through them like a moving train, constantly pushing forward. Sometimes that momentum can feel overwhelming, but Still Riding is definitely a chill ride. It has a beat reminiscent of artists such as Fred Again, Four Tet, or Mall Grab.

The distinguished Jhelisa is celebrating the 30th anniversary of her iconic debut album, Galactica Rush, with a special remastered edition. Released on September 26th, exactly 30 years after its original debut on Dorado Records, the album has been beautifully remastered in Hi-Res Audio by Miles Showell at Abbey Road from the original analogue masters and cut at half-speed onto vinyl. The vinyl edition will be available on October 25th.

After the massive success of their 2021 collaboration “Hot Air Balloon”, psychedelic dance duo AR/CO and multi-platinum producer Don Diablo have reunited for their highly anticipated follow-up, “Solar Eclipse”. The new track is out now and aims to build on the momentum of their previous hit, which surpassed 100 million streams and became a standout in both artists' catalogs. Together, AR/CO and Don Diablo boast 11.6 million monthly listeners on Spotify, and “Solar Eclipse” is poised to deliver even greater impact.

ACM New Male Artist of the Year Nate Smith and international pop-punk icon Avril Lavigne have teamed up once again for their emotional new track, “Can You Die From A Broken Heart.” Written by Kevin Fisher, Michael Matosic, and Tom Walker, and produced by Lindsay Rimes, the power ballad marks a reunion of the two artists after their electrifying performance of “Bulletproof” at the 2024 ACM Awards. The song is now available and featured on Apple Music’s New Music Daily.

The Aces are back with their latest track, “The Magic,” and there’s a lot to appreciate here. The standout for me is the undeniable funk they maintain throughout the song. It strikes the perfect balance between cool, upbeat, and catchy. Songs like this can easily veer into cheesy territory, but The Aces have kept it incredibly tasteful.

Katy Perry has just released her latest album, titled 143. After listening through the entire project, I’m ready to share some insights. First, let’s figure out why the album is called 143. A quick search reveals that “143” is a numerical shorthand for “I love you,” and it’s also reportedly Katy Perry’s personal “angel number.” This symbolism fits well with the album cover, where Perry is portrayed in a love-filled, angelic state.

An autographed guitar from Ed Sheeran's "Mathematics Tour" collection has been put up for auction, with proceeds supporting the "G. Pasquinucci" Heart Hospital in Massa Carrara, Italy, a renowned center specializing in cardiovascular care and treatment. The auction, which began today, September 27th, offers a unique opportunity for fans and collectors to bid on the personally signed guitar, inscribed by Sheeran with the message, "play this guitar."

 As a testament to the creativity and resiliency of humanity, many great things were born during the pandemic beginning in 2020.  As a way to formalize his explorations into making music to elicit feelings of peace and introspection in listeners, Jacob Rudin, (NTHNL), had the idea to create an album of calming, poetic, healing music using electronic binaural frequencies with performances on a variety of instruments.

The Cure will release their long-awaited new album, Songs of a Lost World, on November 1st. The album, their 14th studio release, is their first in 16 years. Songs from the album were previewed during The Cure's 90-date, 33-country 'Shows of a Lost World' tour, performed for more than 1.3 million people to overwhelming fan and critical acclaim.

GRAMMY® and Latin GRAMMY® Award-winning global superstar Shakira has just released her latest single, "Soltera," an infectious afrobeats-driven anthem celebrating female empowerment. The song has already sparked excitement online, with fans buzzing about the upcoming music video filmed at Miami’s iconic LIV nightclub. The video will feature high-profile cameos from Winnie Harlow, Anitta, Danna Paola, and Lele Pons, building anticipation for its release.

New research from QR Code Generator has revealed the most popular up-and-coming artists of 2024, shining a spotlight on the fresh talent that’s making waves across the music industry. The study ranks these artists based on a comprehensive index, factoring in average monthly search volume, Instagram followers, tagged posts, TikTok followers, and tagged TikTok posts. From viral TikTok sensations to Instagram stars, these artists are resonating with audiences worldwide in 2024.

Today, The Lumineers thrilled fans with the announcement of their highly anticipated European and UK tour, slated for April and May 2025. This tour marks the first leg of their global journey, celebrating the release of their fifth studio album, which will be available next year via Dualtone. Promising to be their largest European and UK tour to date, the band will deliver unforgettable performances in major cities and iconic venues. For full tour dates, fans can visit The Lumineers’ official website, with tickets going on sale on October 4th.

New single, sold-out shows, and a highly anticipated album signal a powerful new era for the band.

Linkin Park has unleashed their latest single, "Heavy Is The Crown," which has been announced as the official anthem for the 2024 League of Legends World Championship. The track is already creating waves, quickly climbing to the #1 trending spot on YouTube, and marking the band’s first collaboration with Riot Games. Known for their fusion of high-energy rock and powerful lyrics, Linkin Park’s latest anthem is a natural fit for the world of competitive gaming.

Platinum-selling recording artist Mitchell Tenpenny released a 20-track third studio album on Friday (Sept 20), The 3rd. He launched his album promo with an appearance on the Today Show last week performing the album’s first radio single 'Not Today'.

GRAMMY-nominee, Country Music Association and Academy of Country Music award winner, Kelsea Ballerini continues running her fingers through the small details of her own life to deliver songs and videos that are palpably rich in a sense of both how life evolves and the way opposing ideas can define the same moments in time. Having sold out her PATTERNS release-celebrating Madison Square Garden debut on Oct. 29 in mere minutes, the East Tennessee songwriter/artist/creative offers ‘Two Things’, a yearning song that explores the ways opposing emotions can create their own gravitational pull.