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Director Fletcher Moules (Kid Cudi’s Entergalactic, Clash of Clans) launches The New Condition with ‘Maybe,’ a melancholic synth-pop single out Fri, Sept 19, paired with a surreal video shaped from licensed prompts to spotlight ethical AI.

After celebrating the 10th anniversary of “Prayer in C” last year, Robin Schulz is once again revisiting a milestone in his career: “Sugar”. Released exactly ten years ago, the single featuring Francesco Yates became one of the defining club anthems of the 2010s and is now one of Robin Schulz's three “Billions Club” hits. To mark the occasion, “Sugar” is back in a brand-new remix reimagining by Brazilian rising star Zerb.

Italian composer Giuseppe Bonaccorso releases L'Ombra della Terra, a four minute experimental rock piece that blends ambient textures, declamatory vocals, and distorted guitars to tell a story of rebellion and self discovery. Listen now.

Atlantic Records signs GRAMMY-nominated artist Clairo, the indie-pop luminary behind Immunity, Sling and 2025’s ‘Charm.’ Praised by NYT, Rolling Stone and more, Clairo enters a new chapter after major festival sets and 7.5B+ streams.

Alt-pop powerhouse Noga Erez releases “PENNY LAME,” produced with Ori Rousso & Justin Parker, via Neon Gold/Atlantic. Watch the official video and catch her 2025 North American headline tour kicking off Sept 23 in Brooklyn, with many dates already sold out.

Ed Sheeran adds a North American leg to his LOOP Tour, running June–Nov 2026 with stadium stops from Glendale to Tampa. The trek features songs from his new album ‘Play.’ Presale begins Tue, Sept 23; general on-sale Fri, Sept 26 via EdSheeran.com.

Laura Mary Carter of Blood Red Shoes releases the single and video Four Letter Words from her solo debut Bye Bye Jackie, out September 26. Filmed in West Wales, the visual traces disappointment and self liberation. She supports Natalie Bergman in Bristol, Manchester, and London this month.

Sofia & The Antoinettes releases INTROSPECTION, a soul searching single produced by Grammy winner Rob Bisel with a theater video by Joan Horrach. It previews debut EP Women Who Love Too Much on September 26 and precedes UK support dates with Lola Young.