Ebony Riley faces different versions of herself across the card table in the official video for “Sick Of Me.”

Written By: Big C Two currents can collide. Marlon Hoffstadt and David Guetta prove it on Caught Up, where bittersweet reflection moves at festival speed. Hoffstadt’s restless trance language brings the spark, meanwhile Guetta’s instinct for scale turns that spark into a horizon-wide release. The smartest move arrives before the impact. Its builds brightness, pulse and density in measured layers, so the drop still has somewhere to go. Made just before Ultra Miami, the collabo

Written By: Big C Photo Credit: Malik Gist The darkest part of the night usually comes before the answer. Toosii returns to that space on Nights Prayed, the first clear step toward Platinum Heart 2. The latest single brings his melodic edge back beside the open-hearted writing which connected with listeners on Favorite Song. His repetitive call lets the vulnerability lead while the melody keeps the record moving. The upcoming thirteen-song album also includes Please Don’t Go

Written By: Big C Photo Credit: Gizelle Hernandez The sign may say checkout, but Ari Lennox is extending the stay. Vacancy: Late Checkout adds nine songs to her third studio album, opening another floor for the love, vulnerability, and vocal detail which shaped the original release. Hookah Baby begins the deluxe over swelling synths, drums, and bass from Tommy "TBHits" Brown, while Slide moves through production by Jay Versace. Across Speak Your Mind, Unicorn, and Hot Mess, t

Written By: Big C Charm does not always enter through the front door. The Rolling Stones send Mr Charm into the California desert with a new video directed by Henry Scholfield and starring Alexander Skarsgård. Shot in Palmdale, the visual extends a run of actor-led videos connected to Foreign Tongues, following appearances by Anya Taylor-Joy, Charles Melton, and Odessa A’zion. Skarsgård gives the song a character to move through while the band’s presence stays inside the pace

Written By: Big C Charlie Jeer does not promise to solve the world on Take Away My Problems. Instead he offers somewhere to put it down for a while. The seven-track EP expands the UK multi-instrumentalist beyond the "jazz house" label which helped listeners recognize his saxophone-led sound as a signature without forcing it to sign every line. That energy remains, when the vocal, bass, or electronic pulse is allowed to answer first. Jeer explains that the title is less about

MPH channels the throwback force of UK bass and jackin into Warlord, the latest single from his forthcoming album Here, Forever.

Written By: Big C The clock is ticking, but TOMORA are not rushing the moment. The collaboration between AURORA and Tom Rowlands of The Chemical Brothers has announced the five-track EP CELEBRATION, arriving digitally October 16 through Capitol Records, with physical editions following November 27. Its title track moves on a driving electronic pulse, building production and AURORA’s airy vocal delivery. The EP was recorded at RAR Studios in Sussex and includes two versions of

Bo Staloch announces the eight-song Too Big, Too Big EP, a coming-of-age collection shaped with Brad Cook and a close group of musicians.

Written By: Brainy Photo Credit: Travis Bailey Bo Staloch locks into a focused sound on ‘I Won’t Be There Waiting For You’, pushing alt-folk forward with a steady, driving rhythm and stripped-back precision. The production, handled by Brad Cook, pairs live instrumentation with a controlled, lo-fi edge which never feels unfinished. Cutting through with a raw, unfiltered tone, reinforcing the emotional tension, Staloch’s vocal delivery carries the weight of the record. The coll

Written By: Big C Photo Credit: Elizabeth Miranda Pop stardom can look like a locked studio door, but ADÉLA arrives wearing the hinge as jewelry. Her debut album PRIMA, introduces a young artist treating ambition as both destination and raw material. The Bratislava-born singer moves between industrial pop force, intimate confession, sex-positive wit, and the disciplined physical language of a dancer. That range gives LA and international pop a new face for a glamorous, sharp-

flowerovlove releases MINI SKIRT WARRIOR, featuring WILLOW on “girls will be girls,” ahead of her UK and European tour dates supporting Niall Horan.

Written By: Brainy Ben Folds is unpacking the past of what was left behind on Philosophy (Shelved First Attempt). Pulled from the upcoming Ben Folds Five (30th Anniversary), the track carries a rougher, less filtered edge compared to the original version fans know. There’s a clear difference in tone and that contrast is exactly what makes it interesting. Produced during the band’s first attempt at the record with Dave “Stiff” Johnson, it shows a group still figuring out how f

Written By: Brainy Sebastian Schub doesn’t drift into this next release, he moves with intention, and Haven’t Found Love” makes that clear from the start. The track leans into a groove-heavy, widescreen sound that feels built for bigger rooms, while still holding onto the intimacy that shaped his early work. Already tested live across the UK and Paris during his early versions run, smaller rooms gave him space to refine how it connects in real time. "Haven't Found Love" roote

Written By: Big C Photo Credit: SULLY Blink once and the dancefloor is there; blink twice and MPH and Skrillex have turned it into a Mirage. The two producers collided into a rush of UK garage velocity, bass pressure, Jamaican dancehall lineage, and enough warped electricity to make stillness feel nearly impossible. Sampling Red Rat’s early-2000s dancefloor cut ShellyAnn, the record bends sputtering low end, ricocheting vocal fragments, bright chords, and driving percussion i

Written By: Big C Photo Credit: Nils Reuter Das Ist Daddy was built to shake festival fields, crowded clubs, and late-night dancefloors. Marlon Hoffstadt's latest release arrives with eight adrenaline-fueled tracks that celebrate the community surrounding modern electronic music. Every beat feels engineered to keep crowds moving while expanding the sound that has turned Hoffstadt into one of dance music's most exciting names. From the infectious pulse of Party People to the s

Written By: Big C Niall Horan continues to let the music speak with an exclusive Vevo partnership for Artist Portrait short film. The collaboration extends a creative partnership between Vevo and Horan that spans several years, while offering fans another intimate look inside his evolving artistry. Inspired by his fourth solo album, Dinner Party, the project blends live performances of Better Man and End Of An Era with candid conversations about songwriting, personal growth,

Written By: Big C How many unforgettable moments disappear because we're waiting for the right time? Valley wrestles with that question on someday, a reflective indie-pop single that encourages listeners to stop treating happiness like a future appointment. Wrapped in warm melodies and heartfelt songwriting, the track examines the habit of saving life's best experiences for another day, only to realize those imagined occasions rarely arrive. Instead of chasing a distant finis

Written By: Big C Photo Credit: Vanessa Yanes International success is becoming the standard for Natalie Jane. Following a world tour and billions of streams, the pop star opens a vibrant new chapter with Dance Til I Die. This time trading the emotional perspective for a rush of euphoric house production and fearless movement. Her energetic vocal power drives the momentum, but this release introduces another layer of artistry as dance becomes part of her storytelling. With bo

Written By: Big C Sometimes the biggest love stories begin with the smallest gesture. flowerovlove transforms the excitement of a first kiss into shimmering pop with KISS KISS KISS. Dreaming beyond butterflies, she paints a picture of winter dates, lifelong promises, and youthful imagination, while polished production from Skyler Stonestreet and Pom Pom gives every hook room to sparkle. Directing the accompanying video herself, flowerovlove continues proving that her artistic