The Band CAMINO releases third album NeverAlways with lead single “What You Can’t Have” and announces the NeverAlways Tour.

Japanese supergroup Psychic Fever releases Gelato (Remixes) and hosts free gelato pop‑ups across four US cities on August 1.

Laura Pieri shares Daughter of Demeter On the Dancefloor, a sultry remix that turns heartbreak into hypnotic dance energy.

Meg Elsier returns with spittake deluxe, an expanded edition of her debut that includes demos, live recordings, and b sides for a raw look at her creative process.

JESSIA drops Therapy & Yoga, an empowering pop anthem celebrating self love, independence, and thriving after heartbreak.

Lithe teams with Don Toliver on new single "Cannonball," out now via Atlantic Records with a VHS-inspired video.

Bear Park preview their GROWL covers EP with ‘Teenage Bomb’ ft. Brian Robertson ahead of its Sept 26 release.

ALEIA’s ‘Pretty When I Cry’, out July 25, is a gut-wrenching indie-folk ballad strumming heartbreak into cathartic clarity.

Sunny Luwe’s single ‘Blue Skies’ marks a joyful return, previewing her sophomore album Feeling Good on October 10.

Folk singer Joel Andrew B’s new single “Something Between You and I” is a tender indie-folk ballad capturing first-love's ache.

Breakout pop artist Elijah Woods announces his debut album Can We Talk releasing October 14 and shares lead single Ghost On The Radio ahead of his Asia tour.

Detroit duo SIAS drop “touch grass,” a warm indie‑pop anthem built from bamboo snare and home‑studio guitar, urging a digital detox and a return to nature. Hailed as “the perfect summer escape,” it’s out now on all streaming platforms.

A. Wesley Chung returns July 25 with “Sunshine (You Know You Should),” a genre‑blending single driven by gospel piano, disco rhythms, and soulful vocals. Inspired by late‑night parenting moments and recorded with his father’s piano, the track celebrates emotional endurance and the power of community.

Miami‑born soul‑pop artist Marquise Fair returns with “Nature of Love,” a stirring single celebrating unconditional bonds, out July 24. It previews his debut album Better World, arriving September 3, featuring collaborations with Jason Lindner, Yosvany Terry, and Jacques Schwarz‑Bart.

Atlantic Records partners with Hazbin Hotel and Helluva Boss, debuting Helluva Boss seasons 1 & 2 soundtracks on September 10.

The Oak Ridge Boys will return this December for their limited-run 2025 American Made Christmas Tour, featuring festive visuals—snow, Christmas trees, and a setlist of holiday classics alongside their greatest hits. The tour kicks off December 4 in Sarasota, FL, and wraps December 20 in Midland, MI. They’ve also earned a 46th Annual Telly Award for their music video “Come On Home,” starring William Lee Golden and Jimmy Fortune, celebrating the enduring themes of faith and family.

Breakout alternative duo herald upcoming debut album with new anthem. Biggest North American headline tour to date begins with sold‑out show October 3rd in Mexico City, MX. Portal arrives everywhere via Atlantic Records/ARRO Records/Warner Australia on Friday, August 29.

HeadHuncho Amir champions unity in Dallas rap scene with new single “New Dallus,” dropping ahead of EST Gee tour.

Destroy The Moon’s “Looks Like Revenge” blends alt rock, grunge textures, and pop undertones into a visceral anthem confronting grief.

TROPICS’s “Cherry” is a hypnotic downtempo electronica track blending immersive ambient textures and retro-future synths.

Inescapable Dahi‑produced song of summer from singer’s sophomore studio album Bird’s Eye sits at #4 on Top 40 and #9 on Rhythm radio formats. Official sound on TikTok surpasses 2 million creates, becoming one of the most viral sounds of the summer. Upcoming live shows include a sold‑out fall headline tour and direct support on select dates of fall tours with Sabrina Carpenter (in November) and Renée Rapp (in October).

Leonid & Friends launch their most extensive North American ‘25 or 6 to 4’ Tour, including first-ever Hawaii shows.

Two‑time Platinum singer‑songwriter Sam Barber drops “Home Tonight,” the deeply moving lead single from his upcoming EP Music for the Soul, arriving August 1 via Atlantic Records. The release coincides with Barber’s epic, sold‑out North American headline tour, which continues through December.

The Ineffectuals deliver “The Hum,” a bone-rattling alt rock surge mixing grunge soul and emotive riffs to confront societal apathy.

Lexie Stevenson releases debut single ‘Cowboy Pillows,’ a playful, relatable country-pop track about unexpected feelings.