19 New Songs Released Today
Every week brings a barrage of new music releases from a diverse range of artists, each presenting their unique sounds and styles to captivate audiences. In the sea of new songs, it’s easy to overlook some hidden gems that deserve recognition for their creativity, emotion, and sheer musical brilliance.
The Voidz surprised fans with a new EP, “MĘĞŻ ØF RÅM,” recorded in the same East Village basement as their iconic album “Is This It.” Meanwhile, Keaton Henson’s return with “Lazy Musician” featuring Julia Steiner of Ratboys offers a blend of evocative vocals and introspective storytelling that harkens back to the magic-realism of American bands like Rilo Kiley.
The Starting Line’s explosive track “Circulate” marks a revival after 18 years, showcasing a combination of their signature style with a fresh, forward-thinking approach. Kehlani takes center stage with a stripped-back rendition of “Folded,” revealing a raw and intimate side to her music that highlights her soulful vocals.
Manchester group HONK dives into garage and early rock n’ roll roots with “Last Order,” while Laufey’s whimsical single “Lover Girl” sets the stage for her upcoming album, “A Matter of Time.” P.E. and Eleanor Friedberger join forces on the upbeat track “Color Coordinator,” a preview of their forthcoming album “Oh!” releasing soon.
Iron & Wine and Ben Bridwell’s cover of Kendrick Lamar & SZA’s “Luther” pays homage to a modern classic, showcasing the artists’ unique interpretation and heartfelt performance. And Calvin Johnson’s dance alter ego, Selector Dub Narcotic, delivers a groovy track with the title “When Boys Cry,” serving up infectious beats and funky vibes.
Whitmer Thomas explores the theme of risk with his lead single “Bronco Buster” from the EP “Tilt,” while Ganser’s dark and slinky disco track “Stripe” adds a touch of mystery and intrigue to the mix. Olivia Barton’s introspective single “Matter To You” reveals a journey of self-discovery and growth, capturing the essence of personal transformation and emotional depth.
Wild Pink’s collaboration with Fenne Lily on “Disintegrate (Edit)” brings a fresh perspective to their 2024 album, injecting new life into a beloved track. And Katzin’s dreamy “Horseshoes” from the upcoming compilation “Sitting on the Moon” immerses listeners in a sonic landscape that unfolds slowly and gracefully.
Lastly, IDLES’ electrifying track “Rabbit Run” showcases their punk spirit and raw energy, offering a taste of what’s to come in their upcoming project for the film Caught Stealing. Each of these songs stands out for its unique blend of artistry, emotion, and innovation, making them essential additions to any music lover’s playlist.