15 Fresh Tracks Released Today

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15 Exciting New Tracks Released Today

Every week, numerous artists unleash a plethora of new songs for us to savor. From diverse music genres, we critique several new albums, compile indie tunes, and discuss upcoming metal releases. Providing a constant barrage of music news, premiering tracks, and much more keeps us busy all day. On a weekly basis, we update a playlist featuring our favorite current tracks. Today, we have gathered a selection of captivating and recently released songs for your listening pleasure.

1. Gorillaz – “Orange County” (ft. Bizarrap, Kara Jackson & Anoushka Shankar) and “The Hardest Thing” (feat. Tony Allen)
Prepare for Gorillaz’s upcoming album, The Mountain, set to drop in March, with the contrasting styles of these two tracks.

2. Hemlocke Springs – “W-W-W-W-W”
Eagerly awaited debut LP, the apple tree under the sea, by Hemlocke Springs is due out next month, featuring the delightful alt-pop single, “W-W-W-W-W.”

3. Hater – “Angel Cupid”
Expressing her disenchantment with love songs, Caroline Landahl of Swedish band Hater describes their new single, “Angel Cupid,” off the upcoming album Mosquito, slated for release on March 6.

4. Daughter – “Not Enough”
To commemorate the 10th anniversary of Daughter’s 2016 album, Not To Disappear, they have shared the previously unreleased track “Not Enough,” recorded during the album’s sessions.

5. Flore Laurentienne – “Régate”
Quebec producer and composer Mathieu David Gagnon, under the moniker Flore Laurentienne, teases his new album Volume III with the enchanting preview track “Régate.”

6. A.G. Cook – “Offscreen”
Ahead of Charli XCX’s mockumentary The Moment, A.G. Cook offers a pulsating glimpse into his score with the dynamic track “Offscreen.”

7. Gena (Karriem Riggins & Liv.e) – “Lead It Up”
Soulful duo Karriem Riggins and Liv.e, known as Gena, give us a taste of their upcoming album, The Pleasure is Yours, with the moving track “Lead It Up.”

8. Institute – “The Shooter”
Austin punk band Institute unleashes the intense lead single “The Shooter” from their self-titled EP dropping on February 20 via Anti Fade.

9. The Notwist – “How the Story Ends” (Lovers Cover)
In anticipation of their first album in five years, News from Planet Zombie, The Notwist presents a cover of Lovers’ “How the Story Ends,” celebrating the song’s energy and vibrancy.

10. J. Cole – “Disc 2 Track 2”
With the announcement of The Fall-Off releasing on February 6, J. Cole hints at a possible double album with the intriguingly named first single, “Disc 2 Track 2.”

11. Julianna Riolino – “Don’t Put Me in the Middle”
Toronto singer-songwriter Julianna Riolino teases the deluxe edition of her 2025 album Echo in the Dust with the poignant country-infused single “Don’t Put Me in the Middle.”

12. No/Más – “Ley Indígena”
On March 13, DC grindcore band No/Más will unleash their pulverizing new single “Ley Indígena” from the upcoming album No Peace via Redefining Darkness.

13. Lamb of God – “Into Oblivion”
Revealing the title track from their upcoming album, Lamb of God sets the tone with “Into Oblivion,” the opening track that is sure to captivate fans.

14. By Storm – “And I Dance”
By Storm, a collaboration between RiTchie and producer Parker Corey, presents “And I Dance,” a tantalizing glimpse of their debut album with a promising sound.

15. Modern Woman – “Dashboard Mary”
London’s Modern Woman, led by singer-songwriter Sophie Harris, unveils their debut album with the first track “Dashboard Mary,” offering a glimpse into their evolving musical journey.

For more new music discoveries, explore the New Songs archive and enjoy the diverse array of fresh tunes awaiting your ears.

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