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Amy Macdonald is on a roll. Fresh from the news that her new record Is This What You’ve Been Waiting For? debuted at No. 8 in the UK charts — making it her sixth consecutive Top 10 album — the Scottish singer-songwriter is keeping her momentum alive with the release of her new single, “I’m Done (Games That You Play)”.
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Miley Cyrus has returned with a deeply personal new track, “Secrets,” featuring Lindsey Buckingham and Mick Fleetwood of Fleetwood Mac. The song leads her newly released Something Beautiful Deluxe, an expanded edition of her critically acclaimed visual album, adding two new tracks that highlight Cyrus’s knack for intimate storytelling and bold collaborations.
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Jacob Collier has just released a new single, “I Know (A Little).” I’d say Jacob is one of the most prolific artists of our time, consistently putting out albums and pouring his heart into live performances. “I Know (a little)” continues his exploration of the acoustic guitar. Known primarily for his piano playing and vocals, it’s refreshing to hear how the guitar is becoming an increasingly expressive part of his sound.
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Little Simz, following her iconic album “Lotus,” has released a new track for the Netflix film Steve, called “Don’t Leave Too Soon.” The film, based on Max Porter’s book Shy, is a UK comedy-drama set to be released on October 3 this year. If this song is any indication of how the series will be, then it is going to be a good one. The track is cinematic, but it does not skip on the feeling.
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Kali Uchis has released a new track featuring the talented Ravyn Lenae, and it’s instantly magical—a celebration of what’s happening in modern soul, pop, and R&B right now. To me, it feels like a dreamy extension of “Leave The Door Open” or “Die With A Smile.” I’m completely here for this new era of authentic music.
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Hayley Williams has released a new song called “Parachute.” More importantly, she’s also put out an entire album titled Ego Death at a Bachelorette Party. Before anything else, I strongly suggest giving the whole album a listen. There are some real gems in there, but today I’ll be focusing on “Parachute,” her latest release.
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Blood Orange is growing on me more every day, and they recently released a new album called Essex Honey. The album is full of fantastic tracks like “The Field” and “Mind Loaded.” This text will focus on the song “Vivid Light.” It was hard to pick just one song when there are so many good ones to choose from, but this is where I landed.
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Alec Benjamin has released a new track called “The Knife In My Back,” and I’ve really enjoyed listening to it today. For me, Alec is one of the undisputed kings of catchiness. I first discovered him through “Death Of A Hero,” and now he’s back with something new worth diving into.
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The Kid Laroi has dropped a new track called “A COLD PLAY.” I haven’t really listened to him before, but after browsing through his top five most played, I realized I actually recognize most of those songs. I guess there’s a time and place for everything. Right away, A COLD PLAY feels relaxed, ethereal, and soothing to the ear.
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Calvin Harris and Jessie Reyez have teamed up to deliver an absolute energy boost with their latest track, “Ocean.” It feels like the ocean itself came alive and decided to throw an EDM party. The drums and bass stand out especially—they’re crisp, powerful, and blend seamlessly with the rest of the production, creating an irresistible urge to dance.
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Some collaborations feel inevitable, like two voices destined to find each other. That’s exactly what happens on Zac Brown Band’s new ballad, “Butterfly (feat. Dolly Parton),” released today alongside the track “Give It Away.” Both songs will appear on the band’s forthcoming seventh studio album, Love & Fear, out December 5.
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The Struts have never been a band content with standing still. Over the last decade, they’ve carved out a reputation as one of rock’s boldest shapeshifters—fusing glam swagger with arena-ready hooks, dazzling showmanship, and a defiant sense of individuality. But with the release of a reimagined version of their quintessential single “Could Have Been Me” featuring the legendary Sir Brian May of Queen, they’ve reached a new pinnacle.
