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Billboard's Friday Music Guide spotlights Miley Cyrus's emotional 'Younger You' from the Hannah Montana 20th Anniversary Special, Raye's new album This Music May Contain Hope, and Charlie Puth's Whatever’s Clever!, alongside notable releases from Conan Gray and Melanie Martinez, signaling a week of emotionally rich pop and genre-blending projects.
Billboard invites readers to vote on their favorite new releases of the week, led by Miley Cyrus and RAYE, with Charlie Puth, Conan Gray, Melanie Martinez and others also dropping new music.
Charlie Puth’s yacht-rock-inspired single “Love in Exile” brings Michael McDonald and Kenny Loggins into a home-studio session that evolves into a finished track at Conway Recording Studios in Hollywood. McDonald improvised the piano and Loggins contributed guitar as they collaborated with Puth, who reverse-engineered the arrangement and kept the project intimate rather than assembling a larger supergroup. The piece nods to classic yacht-rock while fitting Puth’s modern sensibility, with a focus on craft over star power.
An NBC cameraperson earned praise for a seamless, one-shot sequence that tracks Charlie Puth during the national anthem and then the stadium flyovers at Super Bowl LX, offering a memorable pregame moment.
Charlie Puth delivered a choral-backed rendition of the National Anthem at Super Bowl LX in Levi’s Stadium, performing on a Rhodes with a full choir and orchestra; he aimed to inspire the crowd and honor Whitney Houston.
Charlie Puth kicked off Super Bowl LX with a piano-led rendition of the National Anthem at Levi's Stadium, backed by a band; the pre-game slate included Coco Jones and Brandi Carlile, with Navy and Air Force aircraft performing a flyover as Bad Bunny prepares to headline the halftime show.
Brandi Carlile delivered a standout acoustic rendition of 'America the Beautiful' with cello and violin at Super Bowl LX’s pregame, followed by Charlie Puth performing the national anthem. Carlile’s performance was widely hailed as the highlight among the pregame acts and was seen as a good sign for the Seahawks.
Charlie Puth sang the national anthem at Super Bowl LX in Santa Clara, delivering a 1:56 performance on a Rhodes electric piano with a choir and horn section; the 34-year-old pop singer, known for hits like See You Again, is releasing his fourth album Whatever’s Clever! on March 6, with pre-game and post-anthem performances by other artists planned.
For Super Bowl LX, Charlie Puth will sing the national anthem, Brandi Carlile will perform America the Beautiful, and Coco Jones will sing Lift Every Voice and Sing (the Black national anthem), joining a slate of performances that also includes Bad Bunny at halftime and Green Day in the pre-show.
Charlie Puth will sing the national anthem at Super Bowl LX in Santa Clara before the New England Patriots vs. Seattle Seahawks at Levi’s Stadium. He described the anthem as beautiful but the hardest to sing and said he submitted a demo to Roc Nation, with NFL involvement, to earn the spot. The piece also recounts his background, fame, and notes on how anthem selections have been made in past years (Jon Batiste in 2025, Reba McEntire in 2024, Chris Stapleton in 2023).
Bad Bunny will headline the 2026 Super Bowl halftime show at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, with Green Day set for the opening, Charlie Puth performing the national anthem, Brandi Carlile singing 'America the Beautiful,' Coco Jones performing 'Lift Every Voice and Sing,' and a Puerto Rican Sign Language interpreter on stage.
Charlie Puth discusses his new album Whatever’s Clever!, describing a shift to airy, live-instrument production with producer BloodPop, the Taylor Swift shout-out that helped push him to write more honest music, and his plans for a big tour along with performing the national anthem at the upcoming Super Bowl, all while reflecting on personal growth and authenticity.
The NFL announced a star-studded pregame lineup for Super Bowl LX, featuring performances by Charlie Puth, Brandi Carlile, and Coco Jones, with special ASL performances and a historic multilingual signing of the Halftime Show, all taking place at Levi's Stadium and broadcast on NBC, Telemundo, and Peacock.
Bella Thorne accused Charlie Puth of lying about their relationship and starting a hate campaign against her after she refused to sleep with him, reigniting past tensions from their brief romantic involvement in 2016.
Bella Thorne accused Charlie Puth of turning on her and spreading false rumors after she refused to sleep with him, revealing a contentious history involving misunderstandings and online disputes.