New music Monday features Lil Nas X, Nakia, Sasami, and Bob the Drag Queen

March 10, 2025 0

The latest music by LGBTQ artists is featured in Queer Music News, highlighting new releases by artists we love.

Lil Nas X surprised fans with a new single titled “Dreamboy” as a preview to his upcoming album, “Hotbox,” set to launch this Friday.

Nakia, a soul artist from Austin, released his latest single, “Mary Mary,” from the upcoming album “Signal.” The song, inspired by ’80s synth-rock, combines rock, funk, and synth-pop with a touch of Memphis soul.

Sasami, a queer singer, introduced her new album, “Blood on the Silver Screen,” blending classical skills with a pop record, exploring themes of romance and self-destruction. Raised in a conservative religious environment, Sasami’s music reflects her journey of self-discovery and breaking free from societal pressures.

Bob the Drag Queen, a drag superstar, dropped a new single, “Queen of the Underground,” in support of his debut novel “Harriet Tubman: Live In Concert.” The track, produced by Kevin Antunes and Ocean Kelly, is featured in the audiobook edition of the novel, reimagining American hero Harriet Tubman in a hip-hop narrative.

These artists bring unique perspectives and stories to the music scene, embracing diversity and personal growth in their work. Stay tuned for more updates on the latest releases and performances by LGBTQ musicians.

For more information about their projects and tour dates, visit their official websites. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to experience their music live and immerse yourself in their creative journey.

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