All articles tagged with #new music friday
Billboard's New Music Friday guide highlights Beyoncé’s surprise R&B-leaning single 'Morning Dew (Donk)' along with new releases from Suki Waterhouse, Teddy Swims, The Rolling Stones and more, signaling a stacked week of must-hear tracks for weekend playlists.
Billboard’s Friday Music Guide shines a spotlight on Sombr’s comeback single “My Body Isn’t Ready” with a star-studded video, Phoebe Bridgers’ lead single “Lost Boys” from her upcoming Lost Weekend, and Steve Lacy’s “is it cool?” featuring SZA, along with Gracie Abrams’ “Look at My Life” and other notable releases from Katy Perry, Ryan Beatty, Axwell ft. Bonn, Cobrah & Grimes, Turnpike Troubadours with Sierra Hull, and Alan Jackson.
Billboard’s Friday Music Guide highlights Olivia Rodrigo’s highly anticipated third album You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So in Love and BTS’s Festa-timed release Come Over, along with Jack White’s new single Dollar Bill from an upcoming album, Bebe Rexha’s One Day from Dirty Blonde, and other notable releases like Infinity Song, Rapsody, Ayetian, Cultura Profética, ANOTR, Koe Wetzel and Charles Wesley Godwin, shaping this week’s must-hear New Music Friday lineup.
Billboard's Friday Music Guide spotlights Ariana Grande's lead single hate that i made you love me from her forthcoming petal, alongside aespa's Lemonade – The 2nd Album, Jungle's The Wave, and Labrinth's THE LIVING from Cosmic Opera Act II, plus a slate of other must-hear releases (What So Not & Alina Pash 'Everest', Skrillex with Randomer & Blawan & MC Dricka 'Thistle', Little Big Town 'Over and Over', Kaitlin Butts 'Never Really Mine', Jay Wheeler 'La Voz Favorita', and Latto 'Big Mama'), delivering a diverse, summer-ready mix across pop, dance, Latin, EDM, and country.
Pitchfork’s New Music Friday highlights 15 notable new releases across indie rock, hip-hop, and experimental sounds—including Kevin Morby’s Little Wide Open, Drake’s expansive Iceman/Habibti/Maid of Honour trilogy, Jeff Parker’s ETA IVtet: Happy Today, Smerz’s Easy EP, Dua Saleh’s Of Earth & Wires, Rostam’s American Stories, Genesis Owusu’s Redstar Wu, The Field’s Now You Exist, Spencer Krug’s Same Fangs, Touch Girl Apple Blossom’s Graceful, Porches’ Mask, and Suss’s Counting Sunsets.
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.
Pitchfork’s New Music Friday rounds up nine new albums across rock, rap, synth-pop, folk, ambient, and more, led by Kim Gordon’s politically charged Play Me and James Blake’s Trying Times. The slate also includes Elucid’s introspective I Guess U Had to Be There, Alexis Taylor’s Paris in the Spring with collaborative flair, Anjimile’s You’re Free to Go, Ora Cogan’s gothic folk Hard Hearted Woman, Cut Worms’ power-pop Transmitter, Laurel Halo’s ambient Midnight Zone soundtrack, and Noémi Büchi’s experimental Exuvie, showcasing a diverse week of releases available on major streaming platforms.
Pitchfork highlights eight notable new releases this week, spanning Harry Styles’ Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally., the Help(2) compilation, Johnny Blue Skies & The Dark Clouds’ Mutiny After Midnight, Bonnie ‘Prince’ Billy’s We Are Together Again, Arima Ederra’s A Rush to Nowhere, Slayr’s Bloodluxe, Shabaka’s Of the Earth, and Ohyung’s Iowa, with streaming options and brief genre-context for fans of pop, jazz, indie, and experimental music.