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Rock and roll icons Bon Jovi have joined forces with British popstar Robbie Williams for a brand-new, foot-tapping and reflective anthem, “We Made It Look Easy.” Released today via Island Records, the song offers a first taste of Forever (Legendary Edition) — out October 24, 2025 — a reimagined celebration of Bon Jovi’s acclaimed 2024 album Forever.

Award-Winning Songwriter Brings Joy to Halloween with New Tune, “Octagooney,” and Kindness for Kids Songs

After nearly a decade of near-total silence, the world’s most joyfully unpredictable Welsh band has finally re-emerged — and, true to form, they’re doing it on their own terms.

In late October, the Hollywood Palladium will host a rare, intimate spectacle: “One Night Only at The Palladium”, a surprise underplay by Demi Lovato set for October 25. It’s the artist’s first headline show since her 2022–2023 tour, and the stakes are high. Because this isn’t just a concert — it’s the launching pad for a new chapter in her sound and identity, timed to coincide with the release of her ninth studio album, It’s Not That Deep (October 24).

Composer Alexander Sussman invites listeners to continue a journey of sonic calm with the release of his latest album, “Sonic Calm 2.” This latest album, marking the conclusion of the Sonic Calm series, showcases a more introspective and matured sonic journey than found in his #1-charting album, “Sonic Calm – Part One,“ with a greater emphasis on vocal sonorities.

Harleymoon Kemp is back with a feel-good anthem celebrating friendship and sisterhood. Her latest single, “My Girls (Love Me Better),” was released on Friday, 10 October 2025, and already has fans tapping their feet to its infectious energy.

It starts the way a lot of great stories do — three girls in sixth form, harmonising in the back of a classroom, not really knowing they’re setting their own future in motion. Fast-forward a decade, and that same trio — Lauren Byrne, Holly-Anne Hull, and Charlotte Steele — are standing on festival stages, watching thousands of people sing their lyrics back at them.

Composer, producer, and sonic storyteller Del Piombo is proud to announce the release of Silver Screen Dreams – The Complete Abbey Road Masters, a monumental 50-track anthology that stands as both an album and an archive. This sweeping collection, mastered entirely at the legendary Abbey Road Studios by acclaimed engineer Simon Gibson, represents a body of work that bridges the worlds of cinematic scoring, progressive rock exploration, and modern sonic craftsmanship.

MTV is celebrating the 20th anniversary of Alicia Keys’ Unplugged with a worldwide broadcast of the landmark concert event, airing through October 12 across U.S. and international MTV channels. The special concert marks two decades since Keys’ first-ever live recording, captured on July 4, 2005, at the Brooklyn Academy of Music.

Emerging artist F1Sylvia has released her new single Tonight, now available on all major streaming platforms. The track blends contemporary pop sounds with F1Sylvia’s distinctive vocals, highlighting her growing presence in the music industry.

Jelly Roll’s streak of radio success shows no signs of slowing. The Nashville native has landed his eighth consecutive No. 1 at U.S. country radio with “Heart of Stone,” the latest single from his chart-topping album Beautifully Broken.

When a fan commented on YouTube, “You are my emotions. Have been for the last two years,” under The Band CAMINO’s latest release, it summed up what many have felt since the Nashville trio first carved their space in the alt-pop universe. With their new single “12:34,” the band once again proves their uncanny ability to turn fleeting moments into timeless anthems.

A Psycho-Spiritual Arts Project held its Ninth Annual Inner-Peace Equals World Peace Music Video Artist Retreat in the North Georgia Blue Ridge Mountains, releasing the song and music video titled: Unify for Peace in support of the United Nations International World Peace Day, along with celebrating UR2.Global’s 10 Year Anniversary unifying and uplifting humanity.

When Vance Joy releases new music, fans feel it like the first burst of summer air. One listener put it simply: “Another banger in time for summer!!” And with the Australian summer just around the corner, the timing couldn’t be more perfect. The new track carries all the marks of a classic Vance Joy song — upbeat, feel-good, and made to soundtrack warm nights and long days.

Paul Russell has a gift for turning everyday emotions into music that feels like a party. His latest single, “Keeper,” is a groove-heavy, soul-funk celebration of love that doesn’t shy away from imperfection. Rooted in the shimmering sounds of the late ’70s and early ’80s, the track invites listeners to dance, smile, and maybe even laugh at the chaos of relationships.

Some people can simply play the piano. Others, like Devorah Maho Lewin aka Soul Improvisations, become the piano. Her debut double album, “From the Depths,” is an exceptional showcase of solo piano artistry — an inspiring ten-track, two-disc collection that combines exquisite musicianship with emotional and spiritual grace. The album offers a heartfelt, sequential listening experience that flows from the depths of Devorah’s soul straight to the listener’s spirit, echoing the timeless verse that inspired it: “From the depths I called You …” (Psalm 130).

A unique blend of Lite Jazz, New Age and Easy Listening with a deep sensual feel that stirs the imagination.

Ella Eyre is back with her newest single, “Hell Yeah”, just a few months after July’s release of “Space”. While “Space” explored emotional boundaries with a raw, soulful edge, “Hell Yeah” bursts with playful, retro-soul energy, celebrating the wilder, more carefree side of Ella’s personality.

Delivering sun-kissed ’70s Californian rock, uplifting Americana, and power-pop to a new generation, The Sons of Guns have built a reputation for timeless songwriting, sweet five-way vocal harmonies, and impeccable multi-instrumentalist performances. Tracks like Hollywood, I Got It Right, and It’s Getting Better have earned the band acclaim from both fans and peers, with live collaborations alongside Rick Astley and Joss Stone, and praise from Eagles of Death Metal’s Jesse Hughes. Musexpo founder Sat Bisla even described their set as one of the best in the showcase’s 25-year history.