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Atlantic unveils “Gravity” from Hazbin Hotel: Season Two, performed by Jessica Vosk & Alex Brightman—out now with an official video after its NYCC premiere. Next up: Hazbin Live on Broadway at the Majestic (Oct 20), Season Two on Prime Video (Oct 29), and the soundtrack on Nov 19.

Briston Maroney pays tribute to the late Ozzy Osbourne with Amazon Music Original renditions of Black Sabbath’s “War Pigs” and “Changes,” out today exclusively on Amazon Music. H

Tourist shares trance-tinged single “Embrace,” heralding sixth album Music Is Invisible (out Dec 5 via Queens Road Music/AndRECORDS/Atlantic). Features a guest spot from Julianna Barwick and the prior single “Outside.” UK/EU headline tour begins Feb 22, 2026; tickets on sale Oct 10.

Fred again.. shares “OGdub,” a new single with Danny Brown, BEAM and PARISI, marking the second drop of his evolving USB era (after “you’re a star”). The USB002 campaign spans 10 songs and 10 shows across 10 cities in 10 weeks; USB002 vinyl is available to pre-order now.

Nashville-based British artist Twinnie drops “Don’t Need a Cowboy,” fusing country storytelling with disco-pop polish and bold, self-assured lyrics. Following BCMA nods, she hits the road on the 2026 Dirt Road Disco Tour—tickets available now for UK dates.

Nashville singer-songwriter Sam Varga shares The Fallout, a 7-track EP merging alt-country grit with emo/punk urgency and alt-pop hooks. Features two new songs: “What If I’m Okay?” and “Sticking With It.” Out now on all platforms.

Encore Music Group releases Ricochet’s “What Do I Know” (Eric Kupper Dance Remix) [Club Edit], a high-energy update celebrating 30 years of the 1996 Top 5 hit. Premiered by The Hollywood Times, the remix pushes the band’s country-to-club crossover—following recent Music Week Top-6 success.

Maisie Peters is back with two new singles—“You You You” and “Audrey Hepburn”—out now via Gingerbread Man Records/Atlantic. Her first original music in two years signals a new era and teases a third studio album, as intimate comeback shows in London and New York sell out.