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Emma Harner releases her debut EP Taking My Side on July 11. The 5-track project blends emotional storytelling with intricate guitar work, showcasing her signature folk-meets-math rock sound. The EP includes singles “False Alarm,” “Do It,” and three new tracks shaped by self-reflection and personal growth. Originally from Nebraska and now based in Boston, Harner has supported Orla Gartland, mxmtoon, and more, building a loyal fanbase through viral videos and live performances.

Romeopathy return with Tomorrow—an alt-rock anthem built on poetic tension and emotional release. Drawing sonic inspiration from Incubus and Biffy Clyro, the track explores the fear of change, the weight of unspoken words, and the moment when truth finally breaks through.

Riiver Brukes closes her year‑long Deja Vu album journey with “Friends in Black,” a haunting alt‑pop ballad honoring the memory of her late drummer. Released June 24, it stands as the emotional peak and cinematic finale to the collection.

18-year-old singer-songwriter Jake Kohn has announced today’s arrival of his much anticipated debut album, Where Do We Go From Here?, available everywhere now via Lockeland Springs/Atlantic Records. Busy live schedule includes return to Nashville’s Grand Ole Opry on July 12, followed by dates supporting Jesse Daniel and co-headline tour with Low Water Bridge Band.‍

Kingfishr shares a stripped-down acoustic version of Diamonds & Roses, showcasing their emotional depth and building anticipation for their debut album Halcyon, out August 22.

Contact Sports teams up with Miguel Angeles on “Radioaktives Mädchen,” a ferocious blend of rave, rap, and punk energy. The track arrives with a dark visualizer and international date del tour, pushing the underground club sound into the spotlight.

Country artist Billie Jo Jones releases a vibrant dance remix of “Why You Gotta Be So Cowboy,” premiered by Taste of Country. She’s also announced as a contestant on CBS’s upcoming series The Road, competing alongside fellow rising country acts for a chance to open for Keith Urban.

Lizzo returns with a surprise 13‑track rap mixtape, My Face Hurts From Smiling, out now via Atlantic. The fearless project blends sharp lyricism, humor, and swagger, with standout collaborations “Still Can’t Fuh” (Doja Cat) and “IRL” (SZA).

Atlantic Records fuels anticipation for F1® The Album with the release of “D.A.N.C.E” by Peggy Gou. Out June 27, the high-octane companion to Apple Original Films’ F1® The Movie features 17 explosive tracks from a stacked lineup including Don Toliver, Doja Cat, Rosé, Tiësto, Burna Boy, and more. From the producers behind Barbie The Album, this blockbuster soundtrack promises to be one of the biggest releases of 2025.

Atlantic Records releases F1® The Album, the official companion soundtrack to Apple Original Films’ F1® The Movie, now in theaters and IMAX. Featuring an all-star lineup including Burna Boy, Doja Cat, Don Toliver, Rosé, Chris Stapleton, and Tiësto, the album blends high-energy original songs with cinematic intensity. A Cinematic Edition also pubblica today, showcasing the film’s original score by Hans Zimmer and Steve Mazzarro. With over 300 million global streams already, F1® The Album follows the acclaimed legacy of Barbie The Album and cements itself as a culture-shifting music experience built for speed.

Don Toliver returns with the sultry new single “FWU,” produced by Mustard and paired with a cinematic video directed by HYBRID. The Houston multi-platinum artist delivers another genre-blending anthem following a headline performance with Yeat at Summer Smash and a sold-out European “Psycho Tour.”

Synth‑pop siblings Katie and Ben Marshall pubblica their long‑awaited second EP Reach today. The five‑track project dives into themes of nostalgia and wonder, anchored by the emotive single “Looking Back” featuring Philip Sheppard’s lush cello arrangements.

Mitch Tambo teams with Street Warriors’ Abie Wright and rising rapper Jamahl Yami to honor and update the 20‑year‑old First Nations hip‑hop anthem “Blackfellas,” releasing the new version during NAIDOC Week.

Lily Fitts debuts her 10‑track album Getting By, blending warm acoustic indie‑folk with raw lyrical honesty. Available now via Thirty Knots Records, the collection explores young adulthood’s highs and lows. She also annuncia her first headline tour this fall—11 U.S. cities plus Europe—and will support Willow Avalon and Max McNown on select dates.

Soul Reborn returns with “Bloody Indifference,” a relentless death metal anthem that shreds through apathy with seismic riffs, guttural screams, and stark, haunting lyrics demanding listeners wake up and feel.

Kehlani has released the official video musicale for “Folded,” her sultry new single that’s already amassed over 20.6 million global streams. The track marks the biggest first-week solo debut of her career. A 5-time GRAMMY-nominated, multiplatinum artist, Kehlani continues to heat up the summer with this steamy visual, further cementing her status as one of R&B’s leading voices.

Sarah Maison returns with “Exister,” a fierce alt‑pop track fueled by gritty guitars and poetic lyrics decrying the absurdity of neoliberal life, arriving June 25 on Capitane Records.

After impressing audiences on a short UK tour and at Focus Wales, indie avant‑pop ensemble TJE unveils “This Is,” a laid‑back yet entrancing single powered by throbbing bass and ethereal vocals that swell into a satisfying, groove‑driven chorus. The band’s debut album arrives spring 2026, followed by showcase appearances at Reeperbahn and Fifty Lab and a full European tour.

Los Angeles–based producer TROPICS returns June 25 with “Ionian Mirage,” a warm, Rhodes‑driven electronica single that previews his forthcoming album Reality Fever on Modern Entity.

Abbey Lane’s first self‑produced single “Burning Out” is a minimal, synth‑driven indie‑pop ballad out June 26, offering an intimate reflection on quarter‑life uncertainty.

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Twinnie’s new single “Back to Jack” blends raw storytelling and catchy country‑pop melodies about old habits in love, premiering its video on Times Square’s Billboard and across CMT channels.

Brother‑sister duo Juna N Joey unveil “Keep My Tab Open,” a cozy country love song about unexpected romance in a bar, exclusively premiered on Nashville.com. Their tight harmonies and genuine storytelling shine as they trade verses and blend seamlessly, promising a fresh yet familiar sound for country fans.

Cardi B launches her highly anticipated second album Am I The Drama?, arriving September 19 via Atlantic. The project kicks off with the fiery lead single “Outside,” already climbing the charts and impacting urban and rhythm radio. Fans can preorder the album now and grab exclusive merch bundles at CardiB.com.

Circle The Cityy return with “Animals,” a fire‑breathing alt‑rock statement on being ignored. Driving riffs, progressive twists, and a haunting Spanish‑guitar motif underscore lyrics that channel frustration—“Do you hear me now?”—and build from explosive choruses to a whispered bridge, capturing the raw hunger for real connection.