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Novul’s “Never Love a Ghost” is a hyperpop revenge anthem—bratty, bold, and built for scream-alongs. Produced by Slush Puppy, it turns heartbreak into high-voltage empowerment with glitchy pop and unapologetic lyrics. Official music video drops October 22; EP follows in early 2026.

After years of working behind the scenes as a musical director and producer for others and first earning attention on The Voice, Jonathan Wyndham comes into his own on Middle Class & Infamous. A record that trades polish for truth, built on grit, hard-won lessons, and the beauty of not giving up.

Laura Pieri launches a Halloween-themed cover series honoring women deemed “too much,” kicking off with a haunting take on Lady Gaga’s “Marry the Night” on YouTube. Throughout October she’ll share three covers and Substack stories, culminating in a new original single on Oct 31.

Belinda Carlisle’s ‘Once Upon a Time in California’ revisits classics like “Anyone Who Had a Heart,” “Superstar,” and “If You Could Read My Mind.” Produced by Gabe Lopez, the 10-track set debuted #3 AU and #11 UK; available on CD, vinyl, and digital.

EMM announces The DUMB Tour—a groundbreaking, feminist live experience redefining pop performance through unapologetic power and vision. Dates, cities, and ticket on-sale details to be announced.

Nashville, Nov 5: ‘Never Forgotten, Never Alone – A Night for The Wounded Blue’ at The Nashville Palace benefits injured and disabled officers. Performers include Mark Wills, John Conlee, Ronnie McDowell, Daryl Worley, and more. Doors 5:30, show 7:00. Tickets from $40.

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.

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.

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

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 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.

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.

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.

Music City’s finest gather Nov 18 at 3rd & Lindsley for “Friends of the Atwoods: A Night of Giving,” benefiting Tim & Roxane Atwood as they face major health challenges. Sponsored by Springer Mountain Farms; live auction and more. Doors 6pm, show 7:30pm.

Pop singer, songwriter, and producer elijah woods shares “I Miss You,” the final preview of his debut LP Can We Talk? (out Oct 14). After viral teasers, he confirms headline shows: Dec 2 at Baby’s All Right (NYC) and Dec 9 at The Echo (LA). Presale Oct 8; on-sale Oct 10.

Country artist Sammy Sadler premieres the official “I Can’t Get Close Enough” video—digitally via My Kind of Country and on TV today at 5:30 PM ET/PT on The Heartland Network. The clip, filmed by Studio Dunlap in Tennessee, features members of Exile and classic country imagery.

Konstantinos Argiros—Greece’s #1 most-streamed male artist—launches Pentagon Records in partnership with Panik Records and 10K Projects/Atlantic Music Group. The venture aims to elevate Mediterranean talent globally. New single “CHAMP” lands October 17.

Ahead of their global headline run, The Band CAMINO drop “12:34,” expanding the ‘NeverAlways’ era via Atlantic Records. The Nashville trio launch the NeverAlways Tour Oct 10 in Atlanta, with major stops in LA and NYC. Stream the new track and the full album now.

“Countricana” singer-songwriter Caryn Dixon releases Bird in a Cage, a five-track EP blending Americana soul and country storytelling about breaking free, transformation, and hope. Co-written with collaborators and produced by Gabe Neal, the project is out now on all platforms.

Rising New Dallas rapper HeadHuncho Amir drops “You The Biggest,” a high-drive statement and first look at his mixtape 50 Year Run (out Oct 17). Recent drops “Still Ain Nun Bigger” and “New Dallus” build momentum after a summer on tour with EST Gee. Preorder the tape and listen/watch now.

Junifer releases “Thoughts For The Night,” a luminous alt-pop/folktronica single that finds beauty in small midnight rituals—kids asleep, whispered kitchen talks, a home alive with love. Blending shimmering synths and organic textures, the track is out now on all platforms.

Daisy Grenade return with “Good Luck (Wish You Hell),” an evocative alt-pop power ballad produced by WZRD BLD, out now via DCD2/Fueled By Ramen. The duo tours with Stand Atlantic and headlines a Halloween homecoming at NYC’s Le Poisson Rouge.

Shaya Zamora unveils “Chemicals,” an emotive single about love’s intensity, produced by Maxwell “Mxwell” Harlor and Scott Krueger. Fueled by social teases, the track is out now via Atlantic Records, following standouts like “Numb,” “Dark Sea,” and viral hit “Pretty Little Devil.”

Forest Blakk celebrates the 5-year milestone of his platinum hit “If You Love Her” with a 5-track anniversary EP—out now via Atlantic Records—featuring a newly surfaced duet with Christina Perri, versions with Meghan Trainor and Mark McCabe, and an acoustic take.

Fred again.. releases “you’re a star” with Amyl and the Sniffers, launching the next USB era. The project spans 10 songs and 10 shows in 10 cities over 10 weeks; USB002 vinyl is available to pre-order. The USB series began in 2022 and later pressed to vinyl as USB001.

Vance Joy returns with “Fascination In The Dark,” the twin track to “Divine Feelings,” now out as a double A-side. The Bill Bleakley–directed visual sets up the “Divine Feelings” storyline, while sold-out North American pop-ups have premiered both tracks to fans.

Electropop artist-producer Justine On Green announces debut single “Letter to the Industry,” out October 17. The track confronts exploitation in the arts, blending shimmering synths with raw, personal storytelling—marking her most authentic chapter yet.

Mike Clark Jr. releases the official “Keep On Steppin (Remix)” video featuring Big Boogie, building momentum from his deluxe EP Keep On Steppin: Bigger Stepper Edition. The visual features Ms. Shirley, L.Y.E Academy, and Tyone Curry, with shows ahead including One Music Fest in Atlanta.

Atlantic Records opens pre-order for Hazbin Hotel: Season Two (Original Soundtrack), featuring new songs by a star-studded cast. First single “Hazbin Guarantee (Trust Us)” is out now. Season Two premieres Oct 29 on Prime Video; the soundtrack drops Nov 19 in multiple formats.

Cardi B’s ‘Am I The Drama?’ debuts at #1, making her the first female rapper with her first two albums opening atop the Billboard 200. Extended Bonus and ErrTime editions are out now—watch “Safe” ft. Kehlani. The era also touts two Guinness records and a 2025 U.S. arena tour.

Sofia and The Antoinettes release debut EP Women Who Love Too Much, a 6-track set of intimate portraits inspired by Robin Norwood’s book. Lead single “Revolver” arrives with a Lynch-esque video by Joan Horrach. UK dates include support for Lola Young, Brixton Oct 15.

Tee Grizzley takes us “Back to Michigan” with a bold homecoming single out now. Coming off viral freestyles, he hits the road for the Forever My Moment Tour, running Oct 7 (Jacksonville) to Nov 9 (Grand Rapids).

YFN Lucci reclaims his spot with ALREADY LEGEND.—out now on all platforms. Focus track: “PIECES ON MY NECK” ft. 21 Savage. Watch “ALL NEW ROBOCOP.” video now. Limited merch + signed CDs available HERE. ATL in-store run: Sept 28, Sept 30, Oct 1.

Mexican/Salvadoran-American singer-songwriter Niko Rubio links with Zuri Marley for “Ring Ring (with ZURI),” a fresh take on her intoxicating single. Out via Atlantic Records with an official video. Stream the ‘Ring Ring’ EP and catch Rubio on The Two Lips’ “Kiss and Tell Tour.”

Cameron Whitcomb drops debut album ‘The Hard Way’ via Atlantic Records, featuring “Quitter,” “Options,” “Medusa,” and “Fragile.” Watch the new live “Medusa” performance now. The I’ve Got Options Tour kicks off Sept 26 in Portland, with a sold-out two-night stand at L.A.’s Troubadour.

NYC indie R&B/pop collective MICHELLE share their final project, the ‘Kiss/Kill’ EP, before an indefinite hiatus. Farewell dates include All Things Go in Forest Hills (Sept 27) and Columbia (Sept 28), plus a last-ever headline at NYC’s Webster Hall on Oct 2.

Indie-folk duo Wells Ferrari release Wasted Time, a 7-track EP via Atlantic Records that marries intimate storytelling, rich harmonies, and modern Americana. Written by best friends Will Wells and Mikey Ferrari, the project was crafted in Joshua Tree; select U.S. dates this fall.

Chris Nelson, a U.S. Army veteran turned Nashville songwriter, was named winner of American Songwriter’s 2025 Heart Toppers Lyric Contest for “How Forever Sounds.” His new single “Behind That Badge,” a tribute to law enforcement, is out now.

Tofa’s folk-pop/R&B single “Always On My Mind” arrives Thursday, September 25, 2025—aligned with National Daughters Day. A tender fatherhood story produced by Ricardo Barclay, mixed by George Pjevach, and mastered by Reuben Cohen (Lurssen). Music video premieres 9/25.

Briston Maroney joins Ben Kweller for Poor Things, a fresh version of the Jimmy standout. He also announces the three night Paradise Festival at Nashville’s Blue Room on November 5 to 7. Tickets are available today.

NewDad release second album Altar via Atlantic with focus track Misery. Written after moving from Galway to London, it blends dream pop and heavier textures while exploring home and ambition. UK EU tour this autumn plus a 2026 Coachella debut.

L.A. duo Haute & Freddy drop Freaks, a theatrical alt pop single co produced with Askjell. The Amalia Irons directed video is out now. Their first headline tour is nearly sold out, with festival stops at Portola, Austin City Limits, and Corona Capital.

RIAA Platinum artist Claire Rosinkranz unveils Crazy Bitch Song, a mischievous, high energy alt pop single via 10K Projects and Atlantic. A new visualizer is out now on YouTube. She joins Maroon 5 on select fall 2025 dates while previewing her upcoming album The Garden, due early next year.

Hunxho delivers ‘For Her 2,’ a 16-track set via 300 Entertainment, from opener “Damn” to closer “Too Easy.” Highlights include “If Only” featuring 21 Savage, a reunion after “Let’s Get It (Remix).” The “Damn” video drops at 2pm ET. Stream the album and watch now.

East London artist Kojey Radical releases his second album, Don't Look Down, a 16-track set that spans hip hop, grime, soul, and jazz with guests including Ghetts, Bawo, MNEK, Jaz Karis, and more. The record explores fame, fatherhood, and renewal, and Kojey announces a headline show at the Royal Albert Hall on May 20, 2026.

Cardi B drops her sophomore album ‘Am I The Drama?’—a 21-track set featuring Kehlani, Megan Thee Stallion, Lizzo, Janet Jackson, Selena Gomez, Summer Walker, Tyla & more. Watch the “Safe” video ft. Kehlani and catch her first US arena trek, the Little Miss Drama Tour.

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.

Amira Elfeky returns with the intense new single Hold Onto Me via Anemoia Records and Atlantic Records. Produced by Daniel Braunstein and Robbie Gardunio, the track follows her Surrender EP and arrives as she launches a sold out US headline run, adds arena dates with Bring Me The Horizon, and lines up a Louder Than Life set.

Matt Maeson releases his third album A Quiet And Harmless Living via Atlantic Records, alongside the single and video Cursive featuring Manchester Orchestra. A 42 date tour hits North America and the EU/UK from September 26.

Rachel Chinouriri shares What A Life, a tender bonus track for her Little House EP via Parlophone/Atlas Artists. Watch and stream now as she wraps 2025 live dates, with UK shows this October supporting Lola Young.

Ed Sheeran drops new album Play and the single Camera with a Phoebe Dynevor starring video shot on iPhone. He livestreams a special NPR Tiny Desk concert today at noon ET, previewing new songs from his next era.

Billboard charting singer songwriter DNORRI announces the 6 song EP Built for This, arriving Monday, September 15. Momentum is strong after I'm Everything I Said I'd Be debuted at #1 on the American iTunes Pop Chart and Amazon Pop New Releases, with a sound that blends pop, soul, and hip hop into anthems of resilience and triumph.

Atlantic Records teams with Jorge Rivera-Herrans on EPIC and launches the first physical release: a limited 9LP vinyl Mega Box available through Sept 14. EPIC tops 3B streams as the viral Odyssey musical expands with more formats, merch, and fan exclusives.v

Erin LeCount returns with 808 HYMN, a self produced art pop and baroque pop single built from strings, drum machines, and synths. Watch the new video. Sold-out Europe dates continue in Paris and London following a Berlin opener.

Atlantic releases Helluva Boss soundtracks for Seasons 1 and 2 as the series launches on Prime Video. Season 1 also arrives on vinyl and cassette with retailer exclusives. Highlights include BUZZZN from S1 and fan favorite Mastermind from S2.

Hilary Duff has signed with Atlantic Records, signaling a major return to music. An intimate docuseries from director Sam Wrench and Next of Kin Content will chronicle her creative process and personal life as she records new music and prepares to perform again.

Hunxho announces his new album For Her 2, arriving September 19 via 300 Entertainment. He sets it up with the emotional single “Intimate Relationships,” out now with a video and pre-order live. Building on 2023’s For Her and Gold single “Your Friends,” Hunxho levels up again.

Acclaimed singer songwriter Cameron Whitcomb shares the gut punching title track from his debut album The Hard Way, arriving September 26 via Atlantic Records. An official lyric video is out, pre saves are live, and a major tour continues across North America, the UK, and Europe with multiple sold out dates including a two night stand at LA’s Troubadour.

Multi platinum singer songwriter Alec Benjamin returns with The Knife in My Back, a long requested fan favorite, now out via Atlantic Records. The release arrives with an official lyric video and marks his first new music in nearly a year.

Indie pop artist Chloe Moriondo drops the immersive single girls with gills via Public Consumption and Atlantic Records. The club ready track arrives with an official visual as she readies an international fall tour across Europe, the UK, and North America with Waterparks.

Irish trio NewDad drop Everything I Wanted, the final single from upcoming album Altar, out September 19 via Atlantic Records. Premiered by Huw Stevens on BBC 6 Music, the track frames expectations versus reality as the band readies a UK and EU tour.

Lizzo drops surprise mixtape My Face Still Hurts From Smiling via Nice Life and Atlantic. Highlights include BOP IT and STFU featuring Lil Jon, with a Rafatoon directed visual. Stream the new project now.

Don Toliver returns with Tiramisu, a smooth Cardo Got Wings produced single. It follows FWU with Mustard and his Doja Cat collab Lose My Mind from F1 The Album. Stream the new track and watch for more from the Houston star.

Omar Rudberg returns with Dying via Atlantic/TEN, a vulnerable pop ballad paired with a cinematic video by Damon Baker. He joins Zara Larsson’s European arena tour starting October 28 after a summer of praised festival dates.

Cali Tucker releases the music video for her powerful new single “Last Name,” a modern, empowered spin on Cinderella that champions forging your own path. Directed with playful, fantasy-filled flair—and featuring a cameo from her mom, LaCosta Tucker.

Vance Joy drops the euphoric new single “Divine Feelings,” the first half of a double A-side arriving in October, alongside a cinematic video. He’s sharing it on a North American tour with special events including a one-night show with The Lumineers and major festival stops.

LIVE WIRE returns to SiriusXM Prime Country (Ch. 58) as T. Graham Brown hosts Radney Foster and spins rare live cuts. First airing Sept 3, with replays and on-demand in the SiriusXM app.

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Singapore based Indonesian R&B artist lullaboy links with 88rising’s Stephanie Poetri for “live with it,” his first duet, out August 29. The cathartic single tackles the fallout of love and lies and teases his third album, hotels & heartbreaks. It follows a historic Summer Sonic Bangkok set.

Kavita Baliga revives the 80s power ballad with “Lost in the Dark,” featuring guitarist Michael Thompson and producer/engineer Craig Bauer. Out August 29 on all platforms.

Janie Fricke makes three fan-favorite albums—Bouncin’ Back (2000), Tributes to My Heroes (2003), and Roses & Lace (2008)—available on streaming for the first time via StarVista Music. Originally limited-run CDs sold at shows or online, the sets feature hand-picked songs with personal meaning, including tributes to her musical heroes. Fans can now access the long-requested releases across all major platforms.

Rising vocalist Mulaa Joans releases “Members Only,” a noir-tinged soul ballad produced by Yakob. Inspired by her move to London at 17, the track confronts exclusivity and self-worth, and arrives with a Spotify RADAR: First Listen spotlight.

Alt-pop duo Balu Brigada release their debut album Portal, a bold, city-hopping set built across New York, Berlin, and Auckland with singles “So Cold,” “Backseat,” and “What Do We Ever Really Know?”. The Portal Tour launches Oct 3 with a sold-out Mexico City show and headline dates across the U.S. and Canada.

Emma Christine roars back with “Holy Whiskey,” a country-rock sermon for the neon-lit faithful—distorted guitars, fearless vocals, and redemption at the bar. The single drops Sept 5 on Bandcamp, with a wide release Oct 3.

Belgian artist Jelle Denturck (DIRK.) shares the video for “Pinnacles” from his self-titled debut as Dressed Like Boys, out now. The project pairs intimate, self-reflective songwriting with inventive DIY production choices and arrives ahead of festival dates at Reeperbahn (Hamburg) and MaMA (Paris).

Lithe keeps his momentum with the self-produced single “Name My Price,” pairing a minimalist, street-lit visual with his boundary-pushing sound. The track hints at a larger project arriving before year’s end.

Michael Ward drops “No Regrets,” a snarling country-rock/blues cut about facing the past head-on, out Aug 29. It tees up a national tour featuring Ryan Daunt and Adam Springhetti.

Benjamino returns Aug 29 with “Own Two Feet,” a feel-good alt-R&B single about stepping away from toxicity, previewing the debut album Cucino out Nov 21.

Brisbane trio The Inadequates unveil their debut album Haven’t You Heard?—12 theatrical folk songs weaving mandolin, accordion, and layered harmonies. From hooky breakups to satirical stompers and tender reflections, the record stretches folk into bold, genre-blurring territory. The band supports the release with a September tour across Australia.

Kojey Radical returns with “Expensive” ft Planet Giza—an ultra-sleek Swindle production that marries danceable groove with lines like “No price on life and time.” The 16-track album Don’t Look Down arrives Sept 19, with the full tracklist revealed on a Shoreditch mural this Friday at 5 PM.

Twinnie’s “Giddy Up” video turns heartbreak into a hoedown—shot in Joshua Tree with saloon swagger and directed by Joey Schrader. With 275K+ streams and TikTok dances, the breakup-meets-dancefloor single fuels her bold country-pop era.

Mike Clark Jr. releases ‘Keep On Steppin: Bigger Stepper Edition,’ a deluxe set featuring Boosie, Big Boogie, and 803Fresh. The focus track, “Keep On Steppin” (ft. Big Boogie), refreshes his breakout hit as the Prince of Southern soul readies high-energy fall shows including One Music Fest.

Lézard unleash ‘Rock & Roll (Don’t Let the Rock Roll U),’ a contagiously electronic disco-punk cut with punchy drums, electrifying synths, and dual vocals from Neil and Myrthe. Following a breakout run at major EU festivals, their debut album arrives February 2026 with a release tour across Paris, Hamburg, Brussels, and Amsterdam.

Jessica Kaela unveils “Trust Issues,” a summer-pop single about the push-and-pull of a past relationship. The release tees up BMI Lounge NYC shows as she launches a new era.

Perth artist Jess Cullity drops “Shadow Love” on Aug 22—a vulnerable indie-pop cut that opens on a voicemail, swells from plucked guitar to strings, and faces the moment a relationship’s illusion fades.

To mark 60 years of the classic, Little Anthony and Brooke Moriber reimagine “Hurt So Bad” as a lush soul-meets-country duet produced by Fred Mollin—out now.

International country-pop artist Twinnie partnered with Musicians On Call to perform at Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital at Vanderbilt’s Seacrest Studios, with the set broadcast across 12 pediatric hospitals. She connected with patients through songs, a Q&A, and meet-and-greet, while continuing momentum around new single “Giddy Up.”

Nell Mescal announces her new EP The Closest We’ll Get (Oct 24 via Atlantic) and shares the title track and video, plus her biggest UK/IE headline tour for Nov–Dec.

kingfishr’s debut album Halcyon is out now, featuring focus track “21” alongside fan favorites “Killeagh,” “Eyes Don’t Lie,” “Caroline,” and “Shot In The Dark.” The trio’s breakout year continues with North American, UK, and EU headline dates and two massive nights at Dublin’s 3Arena, plus 2026 Irish shows for 50,000+ fans.

Leonid & Friends launch their Fall 2025 “2025 or 6 to 4” Tour with a Boston cruise, play 20+ states plus Hawaii, and unveil a first wave of 2026 U.S. dates.

Ava Max launches her bold new era with Don’t Click Play, her most fearless album yet. The set features singles “Wet, Hot American Dream,” “Lovin Myself,” and “Lost Your Faith,” with videos out now and more to come via Atlantic Records.

kenzie drops “tan lines,” a breezy, sun-soaked pop cut about a fleeting summer fling. Co-written with Ross Golan and produced with Lenii, it follows her 2024 album biting my tongue.

Matt Maeson drops “Halfway to Whole,” a candid preview of A Quiet And Harmless Living, out Sept 12. He supports it with a 42-date NA + EU/UK tour starting Sept 26.