Amaarae releases her album ‘BLACK STAR,’ a bold blend of alternative pop, R and B, Afrobeats, ghettotech, house, techno, baile funk, and African dance styles that stretch across continents and timelines. The record reimagines Ghanaian and African sounds inside a global club framework, stamped with her soft, hypnotic vocals and contributions from PinkPantheress, Naomi Campbell, Bree Runway, Starkillers, and Charlie Wilson. She pairs the release with the video for “Fineshyt,” filmed in Ghana and centered on quiet confidence and movement. Amaarae’s note linking “Fineshyt” to the lineage of “Blue,” “Believe,” and “Lady” adds even more dimension, and the album lands like a vibrant cultural statement shaped with imagination, intent, and a fearless sense of joy.
Alt.Pop Force Maggie Lindemann Releases Sixteen Track Album ‘i feel everything’ Featuring The Warning, Julia Wolf, and Max Fry
Maggie Lindemann releases her sophomore album ‘i feel everything,’ a sixteen-track rush of pop, punk, rock, and experimental edges that reshapes her sound with fearless intent. The project includes “mourning,” “suburbs,” “fang,” and “let me burn” featuring The Warning, plus collaborations with Julia Wolf on “2022” and Max Fry on “it’s still you.” Her new single “spine” hits with glitchy hyperpop energy and a sharp emotional jolt as Maggie reflects on breaking long-standing patterns. The album moves through obsession, shame, rage, survival, and grief in real time, settling in like a raw, fully charged statement from an artist pushing into her boldest space yet.
R&B Artist Sasha Keable Releases Bold New Project ‘act right’ Featuring Beam and Leon Thomas
Sasha Keable releases ‘act right,’ a seven song project shaped by heartbreak, self reflection, and a surge of emotional clarity. Written in the wake of a difficult breakup, the record blends nostalgic R&B warmth with sharp modern soul as Sasha centers her voice and perspective with striking honesty. Beam brings a sultry lift to “work,” while Leon Thomas co writes and features on “move it along,” a confident turning point that pushes the story forward. The tracklist includes “FEEL SOMETHING,” “act right,” “can’t stop,” “work,” “WHY,” “move it along,” and “heartbeat,” forming a complete arc that moves from pain to strength with ease and intention. The project feels like a fully realized snapshot of growth, connection, and renewal as Sasha steps into this chapter with purpose.
Australian Indie Pop Artist Gordi Releases Third Album ‘Like Plasticine’ Alongside New Video for “Your Consolation Prize”
Gordi releases her third album ‘Like Plasticine,’ a warm and courageous 12-song collection shaped by years of touring, personal change, and her experience as a doctor during the pandemic. She shares “Your Consolation Prize” with a new video, co produced by Brad Cook, wrapping synth pop shimmer around reflections on queer identity and expectation. The album’s tracklist includes “Peripheral Lover,” “Cutting Room Floor,” “PVC Divide” featuring Anais Mitchell, and “Lunch At Dune,” each carrying tenderness, strength, and emotional clarity. Gordi’s note about letting the record “arrive like a fire hydrant erupting” colors the project with intention, and the music lands like an offering built on introspection, openness, and a vivid sense of craft.
Queens R&B Charmer Danny Singh Releases Feel Good Single “Trickin” Paired With Reflective Follow Up “Full Picture”
Danny Singh releases “Trickin,” an upbeat R&B groove built on bounce, flirtation, and a lyric that instantly sticks: “One shot of Henny got me feeling the answer, two shots of Henny gonna turn me to a dancer.” The track flows with carefree momentum, while its counterpart “Full Picture” leans into soft guitar, sweeping strings, and a story of growing love told through intimate scenes filmed in Coney Island. Together they showcase Danny’s range, moving from lighthearted charm to warm reflection with an easy balance that feels bright, inviting, and full of rhythm. The pairing settles in like a snapshot of an artist stepping into his sound with confidence and color.
UK Glam Pop Force CATTY Returns With Feverish New Single “Prized Possession”
CATTY releases “Prized Possession,” a blazing glam pop confession that treats love like a gothic high stakes performance. Written with collaborators Nathan and Juliette, the track thunders forward on pounding drums, crunching guitars, warped synths, and towering vocal stacks that surge with adrenaline. CATTY delivers a lyric that cuts straight to the flame, demanding love with the same intensity she gives, framed in bold lines like “Give me your jealousy, Kiss, kill and come for me.” Her note about loving with full dramatic force brings even more heat to the song’s world. The single blends obsession, vulnerability, and theatrical shine into a striking return that feels fierce, magnetic, and beautifully unruly.
Country Pop Firestarter Twinnie Releases New Single “Giddy Up” Following Viral Hit ‘Back To Jack’
Twinnie releases “Giddy Up,” a moving, flirtatious burst of country pop energy written with Autumn Marie Buysse and Nicole Alexis. The track blends swagger, melody, and a playful wink as it swings between breakup spark and dance floor invitation. Twinnie leans into a warm, confident stride, especially in lines like “Take my hand and spin me / Show all your exes that you’re with me,” a moment that folds flirty charm into forward motion. With its bright sheen, catchy rhythm, and writing that pairs attitude with melody, the single carries her voice with lift and ease and lands like a vibrant anthem built for moments of joy, motion, and shared confidence.
Postmodern Jukebox and Ruby Leigh Reimagine Bee Gees Classic “I Started a Joke” With Vintage Country Flair
Postmodern Jukebox teams with vocalist Ruby Leigh for a glowing take on the Bee Gees’ “I Started a Joke,” reshaping the 1968 soft rock classic into a rich 60s country styled moment. Ruby’s delivery channels the timeless warmth of Patsy Cline, Loretta Lynn, and Tammy Wynette, giving the song a bright new presence that feels rooted in tradition while carrying her own character. The arrangement leans into pedal steel elegance and gentle swing, creating a version that highlights Ruby’s voice with clarity and charm and settles in like a performance shaped by instinct, grace, and a deep feel for the era.
That Time In 1983 When Genesis Sold Kaola Bars
Genesis stepped into a new spotlight as the stars of a Koala Bar commercial as part of the Noel Edmunds Show in 1983, bringing their unmistakable presence into a playful new setting.
Banjo Greats Steve Martin and Alison Brown Release New Single “Dear Time” From Collaborative Album ‘Safe, Sensible and Sane’
Steve Martin and Alison Brown release “Dear Time,” featuring Jackson Browne and Jeff Hanna, from their collaborative album ‘Safe, Sensible and Sane.’ The song pairs Martin’s thoughtful lyrics with a graceful melody shaped by both artists, and Browne brings an emotional clarity that fits the track’s reflective tone. The harmony from Hanna adds a warm lift, while the video filmed at The Troubadour grounds the moment in a place tied to their early creative paths. With guests including Vince Gill, the Indigo Girls, Tim OBrien, Jason Mraz, and Della Mae, the album presents banjo driven songwriting with charm, nuance, and spirit and settles in like a collection made by artists working with confidence, comfort, and a spark that feels beautifully lived in.