Doechii revives Swamp Sessions with BOMBS, putting breath control, cadence and creative urgency at the center of her return.

Written By: Big C Photo Credit: Mikayla LoBasso Carly Rae Jepsen does not treat continuation like an afterthought on Day and Night (Continued). The expanded release adds eight original songs, divided evenly between its daylight and nighttime sides. Giving the record a second horizon, Love Depressed stands near the center of that extension, while Reaching For A Star and Yes widen the emotional range. The sequencing is where the concept earns its name. Bright melodic figures ca

Written By: Big C Photo Credit:: Marcus Cooper Troye Sivan opens his fourth album She’s the Best with the confidence of someone who knows longing can still move at full speed. The new single FF is a love song aimed at a person who may not have arrived yet. Its pulse keeps the loneliness from settling into stillness, and the vocal stays intimate even as the production widens around it. Musically, the record understands that dance-pop needs clear layers. Percussion establishes

Written By: Big C Photo Credit: Shaun Andru The water is blue, the temperature is high. The new video for Sex On The Beach gives the song a tropical escape and BJRNCK knows exactly how long to let the camera linger. The visual plays romance against open space, making desire feel private even when the horizon is wide. With a performance that is relaxed but never passive, the Chicago singer lets the scenery move around her. The background layers support the lead makes each line

Australian-Filipino artist VITA turns the meaning of OPIA inward on a twelve-track debut shaped with naz, Hudson Mohawke and more.

2hollis releases Warhorse ahead of Pirouette, pairing physical production with hand-drawn artwork by Yoshitaka Amano.

Written By: Big C Photo Credit: Viviane Sassen U2 break a nine-year studio silence with Carnaval De Luz, their 16th album and first full collection of new material since 2017. Arriving November 13 through Interscope Records, the 12-song record lands during the band’s 50th year, five decades after Larry Mullen Jr. posted the school notice that first brought the group together. The announcement comes with Silencio, a two-minute-and-35-second burst described as an homage to earl

ApolloRed1 sends "Africa" through melodic trap, purple-lit imagery, and a bloodline-centered refrain after Demon Heart Radio.

Written By: Big C Photo Credit: Mike Miller Like a bassline smuggled out of the night, Mau P’s “Just A Little Bit More” reaches daylight with the pulse of a secret that refused to stay underground. The single spent months moving through festival sets and dancefloors before receiving its official drop. An infectious vocal locks into a relentless groove, giving the track a hypnotic repetition until one charged moment. Across an entire room, The Dutch DJ and producer trusts inst

Written By: Brainy Photo Credit: Shervin Lainez Temper City return with a record that doubles down on control, clarity, and scale. Entitled Reverse Psychology, the track sharpens their alt-rock identity into something more deliberate and structured rather than chasing the shadow of a hit. Crafted with a tight bass groove and layered synth work, the collaboration between Eytan Peled and production duo Aviv Barenholtz and Chen Kordova continues to show a clear internal chemistr

Written By: Big C Photo Credit: Shaun Andru Sometimes five more songs can change the entire conversation. BJRNCK stretches the emotional reach of her debut with A GIRL LIKE ME (Deluxe), This time adding a fresh collection of records which keep love, vulnerability, and R&B at the center. Leading the expansion is Radio Love, where her soulful presence meets Fetty Wap’s instantly recognizable melodic cadence for a visual bonus chemistry that feels rooted in two different chapter

Written By: Big C Photo Credit: Marcus Cooper Troye Sivan has spent years bending pop toward his own ideas of beauty. With She's The Best, spoken passages gradually surrender to guitars, strings, and synths before the record blooms into a euphoric salute to the feminine forces that have shaped his life. Women, trans women, drag queens, feminine-presenting people, and femininity itself become part of a love letter. Gordon Von Steiner extends that sentiment into a visual inspir

Written By: Big C Photo Credit: Jack Grange Jessie Ware knows sensuality can be far more interesting when everyone is invited into the fantasy. Sauna, the latest visual from Superbloom, takes the ordinary confines of an elevator and gradually turns them into a steamy playground of movement, desire, and uninhibited connection. Directed by Jordan Rossi, the video lets Ware’s confidence do the seducing as an expanding cast of dancers, artists, performers, and cultural figures ge

Written By: Big C Photo Credit: Sage East The streets only need one voice to remind everyone who's been missing. After an extended break from solo releases, Moneybagg Yo returns with I See Why. The record wastes no time reestablishing the grit, confidence, and unmistakable Memphis swagger that turned him into one of Southern rap's defining stars. Powered by booming production from Drumgod, DamnATP!, and Steppesaint, the single hits with relentless momentum as Bagg unloads bar

Written By: Big C The most compelling debut eras invite listeners into an entirely new world. VITA does exactly that with PLEASER, the first glimpse into her forthcoming debut album, OPIA. Balancing shimmering synth textures with deeply personal songwriting, the Australian-Filipino artist explores the complicated space between self-sacrifice and self-acceptance within the song's melodic pull. VITA transforms vulnerability into quiet strength by letting the lyrics reveal anoth

Written By: Big C Photo Credit: The Man Behind EZ Mil raps like he's already planning the next level. His latest single, 2200, is more than a hometown anthem, it's a declaration that ambition has no ceiling when your foundation is strong. Named after the zip code of Olongapo City, the track blends thunderous production with razor-edged lyricism as EZ Mil reflects on the relentless work ethic that carried him from the Philippines to the global hip-hop conversation. Every lyric

Written By: Big C Photo Credit: Noah Dillon Reinvention has become part of 2hollis' artistic identity, and Hurt refuses to break that pattern. Instead of revisiting the sonic landscape that propelled star into one of last year's most celebrated releases, the Los Angeles artist steps into another unpredictable space. The production feels simultaneously abrasive and hypnotic, where industrial textures, pop instincts, and electronic experimentation collide. Just as compelling is

Written By: Brainy Photo Credit: Vince Aung Carly Rae Jepsen drives After All with clarity, grounding the record in reflection rather than nostalgia. The track leans into a polished pop structure, with Kyle Shearer’s production keeping everything bright but controlled, while Nate Cyphert’s writing contributions help shape its emotional precision. The song directly addresses how motherhood reframes identity, choices, and perception, giving it a thematic weight that stands out

Written By: Big C Photo Credit: Erika Kamano Growth rarely arrives with certainty, and instead of trying to outrun it beabadoobee embraces that truth. Her latest single, Switchblade, asks difficult questions about fear, self-preservation, and the courage it takes to keep moving forward. Driven by gritty alternative rock textures and Bea's unmistakably intimate vocals, she trades easy resolutions for emotional tension by refusing to manufacture answers simply to make the liste

Written By: Big C Photo Credit: Zak Watson Jazmin Bean has never approached pop music as a fixed destination. Every release feels like another piece of a larger artistic universe where music, fashion, visual storytelling, and identity all exist as equal parts of the same creation. Their latest single, Silvering Blade, continues that philosophy with a record that balances theatrical ambition against an infectious sense of release. Produced by Jules Apollinaire and recorded in