Welcome to Plathville’s Moriah Plath Fuels Breakup Speculation With New Song ‘Missed Myself’

Calum Scott has released his new single “If You Ever Change Your Mind” and you can check the video out right here!

Mandy Moore has teamed up with her musician husband, Taylor Goldsmith, for a brand new song!

Equal parts West Coast rap revivalist and chart-minded star, YG has released at least one full-length project since 2018's Stay Dangerous (2021 saw the release of the Mozzy collab Kommunity Service and Gang Affiliated, a showcase for YG's 4hunnid label). The streak shows no signs of ending, with YG's latest full-length Pray For Me officially announced on Friday.

Surprise! Andy Cohen was just as shocked by his New Year’s Eve rant about Mayor Bill de Blasio as the audience watching at home.

Koffee made herself an international reggae star without releasing a debut album – her 2020 EP Rapture won the 2020 Grammy for Best Reggae Album, and she's collaborated on songs with artists like Buju Banton, Gunna, and Ed Sheeran. On March 25, Koffee will finally share her first full-length.

London-based artist Obongjayar has confirmed details of his long-awaited debut album Some Nights I Dream Of Doors. The album features the previously released "Message In A Hammer" and new song "Try," a video for which you can see below.

Squeeze, the upcoming sophomore project from L.A.-based alt-rocker SASAMI, is gearing up to be a collection of exciting outliers. For example, the album's tracklist contains both the grinding nu-metal of "Say It" as well as "Sorry Entertainer," a demented garage rock-ified stomper with a prominent interpolation of the classic staple "Peter Gunn Theme." SASAMI is out today with another unlikely sibling, "Call Me Home." The track begins with a desolate ambient introduction reminiscent of Joy Division before transitioning into a psychedelic folk ballad.

Kamasi Washington has shared new song "The Garden Path." Washington will perform the song, his first new solo material in over a year, on Wednesday evening's Tonight Show. Check it out below.

Lucy Dacus has released "Kissing Lessons," a song written about childhood infatuation and recorded during sessions for her 2021 album Home Video. "Kissing Lessons" will be released physically alongside “Thumbs Again” as a 7” on June 3.

Rosalía has shared the official artwork for her forthcoming third album ‘Motomami’, while announcing that a new track is coming this week.Following on from 2018’s ‘El Mal Querer’, the Spanish singer-songwriter’s next full-length record will feature the previous single ‘La Fama’ (featuring The Weeknd). A release date is not yet known.Taking to social media yesterday (January 31), Rosalía posted the cover art for ‘Motomami’ on which she poses nude against a blank white backdrop while wearing a motorcycle helmet.

Kim Petras is teasing more new music after sharing several clips of a new song – check it out below.It comes after Petras shared new song ‘Coconuts’ last month and shared a teaser of a different track ‘Something About U’ in December.Petras shared this latest new snippet last Friday (January 28), which was also linked to a new website about the single, which you can view here. The site lists pre-save options for the new song that has yet to be announced.Then, over the weekend, Petras confirmed she was “about to drop” something new and then shared a further eight-second clip of the new track on social media yesterday (January 30).Listen to the clips here:https://t.co/cUKAydsKYM pic.twitter.com/BKNwV2xV6m— KIM PETRAS ❤️‍

Dashboard Confessional has released a new song, ‘Burning Heart’ – give it a listen below.It’s the latest taken from their upcoming album, ‘All The Truth That I Can Tell’ – the band’s first LP since 2018’s ‘Crooked Shadows’. It’s set to arrive on February 25 via Hidden Note Records/AWAL.Speaking about the new single, the group’s frontman Chris Carrabba said: “In the song, there’s this sense of, ‘OK, here we go! Are you ready? Because it’s starting!’“This was the first one I wrote for the new album and it’s the one outlier of the bunch.

Janet Jackson has previewed a new song called ‘Luv I Luv’ in the credits of her new self-titled documentary.The series aired on A&E and Lifetime in the States and offered an unprecedented look into the star’s life and career.During the end credits of the last episode, a track called ‘Luv I Luv’ played, which featured Jackson singing: “You got that love I love.”“Janet is about to bless us with another hit,” one fan reacted on Twitter. “‘Luv I Luv’ is coming.” Listen to a snippet of the song below.Janet is about to bless us with another hit.

Lizzo! The 33-year-old chart-topper is planning to release yet another feel-good anthem, but first she had to share the track with her mom, Shari Johnson-Jefferson. In a sweet new TikTok video, Lizzo, whose real name is Melissa Jefferson, showed a video of herself, her mom, and a third woman sitting in a car as she blasted the song. «Here’s the full snippet,» Lizzo captioned the video.

Lizza just gave her fans and her family a preview of her next single.

Lizzo‘s got something new for us!

Philly alt-R&B artist Ivy Sole is out with a new project next Wednesday. CANDID will feature "Call Me," the Lil Wayne-interpolating single full of catchily articulated and all-too-relatable relationship drama, and "Bamboo," their latest single out today.

“What day it will be / when I finally feel free / from what others assume,” sings Ava Della Pietra at the start of her new song, “power of you.” The track, premiering here on HollywoodLife, sees the 16-year-old singer-songwriter and Broadway sensation grapple with the pressures of others’ expectations, tackling such mature themes with wisdom beyond her years. “Will I give up / or can I live up / to the power of you,” she sings in the chorus, her heavenly voice soaring along with the song’s dreamy production. Though “power of you” is about handling anxiety and stress of other’s opinions and influences, it acts as a reassuring hand on the shoulder, one that tells you that ultimately, it’s OK to go your way so long as you believe in yourself.