New Music Videos (Legends & Superstars) – N°481
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Here are the brand new music videos by confirmed artists that caught, these past days, our interest and liking. Beware (possibly) NSFW |
45 . Selena Gomez, Benny Blanco – Sunset Blvd
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Date Added : Mar 14,2025
“Sunset Blvd” brings Selena Gomez and Benny Blanco together in a track tracing their first date along Los Angeles’ storied Sunset Boulevard, a street steeped in Hollywood history and neon-lit escapades. Blanco, a producer, songwriter, and bestselling author, has shaped countless hits, while Gomez, with Billboard 200 chart-toppers like “Stars Dance” and “Rare,” balances music, acting, and advocacy. Their collaboration channels personal experience into melody, weaving nostalgia with city lights. Music video directed by : Petra Collins – Song featured on the album : I Said I Love You First 
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44 . Lil Nas X – Hotbox
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Date Added : Mar 14,2025
Blending rap and pop, “Hotbox” arrives as the lead single from Lil Nas X‘s upcoming sophomore album, “,” set for release later in 2025. The track leans into themes of partying and sexual liberation, delivered with Lil Nas X’s characteristic flair. With his signature mix of irreverence and precision, the Grammy-winning artist crafts a sound that stays true to his style while pushing into new territory. Song featured on the album : Dreamboy
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43 . David Guetta & Sia – Beautiful People
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Date Added : Mar 14,2025
“Beautiful People” brings David Guetta and Sia together once again, extending their long-standing collaboration that dates back to “Titanium.” Produced alongside Stargate and Timofey Reznikov, the track pairs Sia’s unmistakable vocals with Guetta’s trademark electronic sound. The accompanying music video, filmed at City Market in Los Angeles, showcases choreography by Jacob Jonas with dancers from his company. Sia, an artist with nine studio albums, is known for her songwriting and elusive public persona. Guetta, a Paris-born producer, remains a key figure in shaping contemporary electronic music. Music video directed by : Daniel Askill
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42 . Haim – Relationships
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Date Added : Mar 14,2025
“Relationships” is Haim’s first release since 2023, arriving in March 2025 with a video featuring Drew Starkey. Produced by Danielle Haim and Rostam Batmanglij, the track unpacks love, uncertainty, and emotional fatigue, crystallized in the lyric, “I hear a voice in my head and it keeps asking / ‘Why am I in this relationship?'” The video plays with time loops, mirroring the repetitive nature of troubled relationships. Its cover art nods to a viral Nicole Kidman image, evoking escape and self-renewal. Haim, formed in 2007 by sisters Este, Danielle, and Alana, blends soft rock, pop, and R&B. They have released three albums: “Days Are Gone” (2013), “Something to Tell You” (2017), and “Women in Music Pt. III” (2020). The band was nominated for Album of the Year at the 63rd Grammy Awards for “Women in Music Pt. III.” They have collaborated with artists like Taylor Swift on her 2020 album “Evermore.” Before Haim, the sisters performed in Rockinhaim, a family band with their parents. Danielle has toured as a musician for Jenny Lewis and Julian Casablancas. Music video directed by : Camille Summers Valli
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41 . Groundation – Energy
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Date Added : Mar 14,2025
“Energy” charges forward as the first single from Groundation’s forthcoming album, arriving in March 2025 under Baco Records. Filmed near Port Antonio, Jamaica, its music video aligns with the track’s driving steppers rhythm. The song pulses with resilience, layering Harrison Stafford, Isaiah Palmer, and Thamar Williams’ vocals over insistent percussion, culminating in a fevered piano solo from Pau Dangla Valls. Groundation, formed in 1998, blends reggae, jazz, and rock, tackling themes of spirituality and justice. Music video directed by : Tony Fisher – Song featured on the album : Candle Burning
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40 . Little Feat – Too High To Cut My Hair
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Date Added : Mar 14,2025
“Too High to Cut My Hair” throws a funk-fueled wink at the hazards of impaired grooming, with Fred Tackett channeling a real-life haircut mishap into sharp-witted lyrics. Sam Clayton’s gravelly vocals roll over a groove steeped in Little Feat’s usual blend of blues, rock, and rhythmic swagger. The music video leans into the humor, casting Lily Winwood as an inebriated hairdresser whose shaky scissors turn a simple trim into a chaotic ordeal. Music video directed by : Joshua Britt & Neilson Hubbard – Song featured on the album : Strike Up The Band
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39 . Julia Michaels – GFY
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Date Added : Mar 14,2025
Julia Michaels releases “GFY” in March 2025, marking her return to solo music after dedicating time to songwriting for others. The title, an acronym for “Go F*** Yourself,” sets the tone for a track that is as direct as it is unfiltered. Her confessional lyrics, paired with pop sensibilities, shape a song steeped in attitude. Born Julia Carin Cavazos in Iowa, she started writing professionally at 16. Her 2017 debut single “Issues” earned quintuple-platinum certification by the RIAA.
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38 . Charley Crockett – Game I Can’t Win
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Date Added : Mar 14,2025
“Game I Can’t Win” arrives in February 2025 under Island Records, with Charley Crockett weaving a tale of high-stakes rebellion set against a backdrop of dusty Americana. The lyrics paint a picture of financial desperation and risk, with lines like “I’m gonna rob that Mesa Verde bank / Think I’ll take it just as fast as I can.” The accompanying music video doubles down on the outlaw spirit, presenting a bank heist narrative that mirrors the song’s themes of defiance. Crockett’s characteristic fusion of blues, country, and folk shapes the track’s raw energy, reinforcing his knack for drawing from traditional roots while embracing the grit of modern storytelling. His catalog includes works like “The Valley” and “10 for Slim: Charley Crockett Sings James Hand,” where he channels similar themes of struggle and perseverance. Music video directed by : Bobby Cochran – Song featured on the album : Lonesome Drifter
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37 . Trace Adkins – What Color’s Your Wild
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Date Added : Mar 14,2025
“What Color’s Your Wild” arrives with a rush of electric guitars and relentless drums, a fitting backdrop for Trace Adkins‘ unmistakable baritone. The lyrics paint a portrait of passion in its many forms, prompting listeners to consider their own brand of untamed energy. Released in February 2025 via Verge Records, the track leans into country rock influences while maintaining Adkins’ signature style. His career began with “Dreamin’ Out Loud” (1996), featuring “(This Ain’t) No Thinkin’ Thing.” Born in January 1962 in Sarepta, Louisiana, he has since balanced music with acting, appearing in “The Lincoln Lawyer.” Music video directed by : Micah Ellars
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36 . Goldie, Rufige Kru – Still The Same (w/ CASISDEAD)
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Date Added : Mar 14,2025
Goldie releases “Still The Same” under his Rufige Kru alias, collaborating with SubMotive and bringing CASISDEAD into the mix. The track signals a return to Goldie’s drum and bass roots, blending intricate production with CASISDEAD’s understated delivery. A rare guest appearance for the elusive rapper, it marks his first new material since ‘Famous Last Words.’ The music video unfolds in a sci-fi setting where CASISDEAD, as a vigilante, hunts down Goldie’s AI overlord. Goldie, a defining figure in UK electronic music since the 1990s, first gained prominence with “Timeless” before shaping drum and bass through his Metalheadz label. His Rufige Kru project dates back to 1992, debuting with “Darkrider,” an early landmark in the genre. Music video directed by : Elliott Gonzo – Song featured on the album : Alpha Omega
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35 . Peter Garrett – God On My Side
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Date Added : Mar 14,2025
Peter Garrett revisits World Party’s 1990 track with “God On My Side,” a single released in February 2025. Originally recorded for his second solo album, “The True North,” the song stands apart as a separate release, carrying a weight too distinct to confine within an album. Its lyrics scrutinize the misuse of faith as a justification for conflict, aligning with Garrett’s career-long commitment to social and environmental causes, both in music and politics. Music video directed by : Rachael Johnston
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34 . Lady Gaga – Abracadabra [Saturday Night Live 2025]
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Date Added : Mar 11,2025
Lady Gaga delivers “Abracadabra” on Saturday Night Live on March 8, 2025, balancing her roles as host and musical guest. As the second single from “Mayhem,” released a day prior, the track pulses with electronic and house elements, weaving hypnotic synths with a theatrical vocal performance. The lyrics flirt with illusions and reinvention, repeatedly invoking a “lady in red.” Gaga, whose career spans from “Just Dance” to “Born This Way,” has a Grammy to her name.
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33 . Ed Sheeran & Zhou Jieqiong – Kiss Me [Live]
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Date Added : Mar 11,2025
Ed Sheeran and Zhou Jieqiong perform a live rendition of “Kiss Me” at Xi Hu in Hangzhou, China, on March 5, 2025, blending his folk-pop style with her Chinese pop sensibilities. The UNESCO-listed backdrop adds visual grandeur to this version, which features a fresh arrangement of the track from Sheeran’s debut album “+”. Sheeran, born in 1991 in Halifax, gained prominence with “+”, followed by albums “x”, “÷”, and “-“. He has multiple Grammy wins. Music video directed by : Liam Pethick
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32 . The Waterboys – I Don’t Know How I Made It (w/ Taylor Goldsmith)
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Date Added : Mar 11,2025
“I Don’t Know How I Made It” presents The Waterboys‘ fusion of folk and rock, with Mike Scott and Taylor Goldsmith trading verses over a richly textured arrangement. The track appears on their forthcoming concept album, slated for April 2025. The video places Scott in the New Mexico desert, juxtaposed with Dennis Hopper’s black-and-white photography from the 1960s. Since 1983, The Waterboys have morphed through shifting lineups, with Scott steering their evolving sound. Song featured on the album : Life, Death And Dennis Hopper
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31 . Tom Waits – Tom Traubert’s Blues [Live 2025]
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Date Added : Mar 11,2025
“Tom Traubert’s Blues” unfolds in the stark cadence of Tom Waits‘ gravel-laced voice, weaving a tale of loss and longing. Originally from his 1976 album “Small Change,” the song borrows the refrain of the Australian folk standard “Waltzing Matilda,” repurposing it as a lament soaked in resignation. In “Ultima Fermata,” Waits revisits the piece with stripped-down instrumentation, his acoustic guitar and piano tracing the edges of a somber narrative on displacement and desolation.
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30 . Tyla, Sean Paul – Push 2 Start [Remix]
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Date Added : Mar 5,2025
“Push 2 Start (Remix)” brings together Tyla and Sean Paul, fusing South African pop with Jamaican dancehall. Originally a solo track, the song now gains an extra layer with Sean Paul’s signature flow. The original version reached number 88 on the Billboard Hot 100, placing Tyla among the few African female artists with multiple solo entries. The music video nods to early 2000s Caribbean aesthetics, drawing parallels to Sean Paul’s “I’m Still In Love with You.” Music video directed by : Tyla & Taylor Fauntleroy
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29 . Jade – Angel Of My Dreams [Live At The Brit Awards 2025]
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Date Added : Mar 5,2025
JADE steps onto The BRIT Awards 2025 stage for her solo debut with “Angel of My Dreams,” a track dissecting her entanglements with the music industry. The performance unfolds in five acts—”The Marriage,” “Prima Donna,” “Metamorphosis,” “Requiem,” and “The Ascension”—charting her transition from Little Mix to solo artist. Elaborate visuals include angel wings and dancers sporting wigs that mirror phases of her career. The song samples Sandie Shaw’s “Puppet on a String.” |
28 . Car Seat Headrest – Gethsemane
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Date Added : Mar 5,2025
Car Seat Headrest resurfaces after a five-year absence with “Gethsemane,” an 11-minute piece released in March 2025 through Matador Records. Will Toledo, who founded the band in Leesburg, Virginia, in 2010, initially recorded alone before expanding the lineup in 2015. The band’s name reflects his early recording habits, and before signing with Matador, Toledo released twelve albums independently on Bandcamp. Since joining the label, the band has put out multiple albums, including “Teens of Denial” (2016) and “Twin Fantasy” (2018). “Gethsemane” aligns with the band’s shift toward progressive rock, featuring a video with Philip Ettinger and Stephanie Troyak. Their 2016 release faced a recall when Matador had to remove unauthorized lyrics from The Cars’ “Just What I Needed.” Across their career, the band has produced 12 studio albums, 5 EPs, 4 live albums, and 2 compilations. Music video directed by : Andrew Wonder – Song featured on the album : The Scholars
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27 . Tune-Yards – Limelight
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Date Added : Mar 5,2025
“Limelight” is a single by American indie pop duo Tune-Yards, set for release in March 2025. Conceived by Merrill Garbus and Nate Brenner, the track assembles a patchwork of art pop, worldbeat, and lo-fi textures. A family dance session to George Clinton’s music provided the unlikely spark, with the duo’s 3-year-old child making a vocal cameo. Following their 2021 album “Sketchy,” this marks their first new material in four years. Tune-Yards previously ventured into film scoring with Boots Riley’s “Sorry to Bother You.” Music video directed by : Jayla Smith – Song featured on the album : ‘Better Dreaming
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30 . Tyla, Sean Paul – Push 2 Start [Remix]
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Date Added : Mar 5,2025
“Push 2 Start (Remix)” brings together Tyla and Sean Paul, fusing South African pop with Jamaican dancehall. Originally a solo track, the song now gains an extra layer with Sean Paul’s signature flow. The original version reached number 88 on the Billboard Hot 100, placing Tyla among the few African female artists with multiple solo entries. The music video nods to early 2000s Caribbean aesthetics, drawing parallels to Sean Paul’s “I’m Still In Love with You.” Music video directed by : Tyla & Taylor Fauntleroy
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29 . Jade – Angel Of My Dreams [Live At The Brit Awards 2025]
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Date Added : Mar 5,2025
JADE steps onto The BRIT Awards 2025 stage for her solo debut with “Angel of My Dreams,” a track dissecting her entanglements with the music industry. The performance unfolds in five acts—”The Marriage,” “Prima Donna,” “Metamorphosis,” “Requiem,” and “The Ascension”—charting her transition from Little Mix to solo artist. Elaborate visuals include angel wings and dancers sporting wigs that mirror phases of her career. The song samples Sandie Shaw’s “Puppet on a String.” |
28 . Car Seat Headrest – Gethsemane
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Date Added : Mar 5,2025
Car Seat Headrest resurfaces after a five-year absence with “Gethsemane,” an 11-minute piece released in March 2025 through Matador Records. Will Toledo, who founded the band in Leesburg, Virginia, in 2010, initially recorded alone before expanding the lineup in 2015. The band’s name reflects his early recording habits, and before signing with Matador, Toledo released twelve albums independently on Bandcamp. Since joining the label, the band has put out multiple albums, including “Teens of Denial” (2016) and “Twin Fantasy” (2018). “Gethsemane” aligns with the band’s shift toward progressive rock, featuring a video with Philip Ettinger and Stephanie Troyak. Their 2016 release faced a recall when Matador had to remove unauthorized lyrics from The Cars’ “Just What I Needed.” Across their career, the band has produced 12 studio albums, 5 EPs, 4 live albums, and 2 compilations. Music video directed by : Andrew Wonder – Song featured on the album : The Scholars
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27 . Tune-Yards – Limelight
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Date Added : Mar 5,2025
“Limelight” is a single by American indie pop duo Tune-Yards, set for release in March 2025. Conceived by Merrill Garbus and Nate Brenner, the track assembles a patchwork of art pop, worldbeat, and lo-fi textures. A family dance session to George Clinton’s music provided the unlikely spark, with the duo’s 3-year-old child making a vocal cameo. Following their 2021 album “Sketchy,” this marks their first new material in four years. Tune-Yards previously ventured into film scoring with Boots Riley’s “Sorry to Bother You.” Music video directed by : Jayla Smith – Song featured on the album : ‘Better Dreaming
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26 . Damiano David – Next Summer
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Date Added : Mar 1,2025
“Next Summer” marks Damiano David’s venture into acoustic ballads, weaving melancholic melodies with introspective lyrics. The track’s music video, filmed inside an Italian prison, reinforces its themes of emotional and psychological confinement. This release follows David’s previous solo singles, “Silverlines” and “Born With a Broken Heart,” further distinguishing his artistic trajectory beyond Måneskin. David, born in 1999 in Rome, is best known as Måneskin’s lead vocalist. The band gained international prominence after winning Eurovision in 2021 with “Zitti e buoni.” Måneskin’s discography includes “Il ballo della vita” (2018) and “Teatro d’ira: Vol. I” (2021), featuring “Beggin’.” Music video directed by : Younuts!
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25 . Teddy Swims – That’s All [Live]
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Date Added : Mar 1,2025
“That’s All” finds Teddy Swims stepping into Nat King Cole’s shoes with a rendition tailored for the BBC Radio 2 Piano Room. Backed by the BBC Concert Orchestra, he reshapes the jazz standard with his fusion of R&B, country, pop, and soul. Originally from Conyers, Georgia, he swaps Cole’s velvety elegance for a textured, emotive delivery that feels both reverent and personal, blurring genre lines while preserving the song’s effortless charm.
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24 . Papa Roach – Even If It Kills Me
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Date Added : Mar 1,2025
Papa Roach drops “Even If It Kills Me” in January 2025 through their own label, New Noize Records/ADA. Circling back to their alternative hard-rock foundations, the track delivers a familiar intensity. Formed in 1993 in Vacaville, California, the band made waves with “Infest” (2000), featuring “Last Resort.” Subsequent releases include “Lovehatetragedy” (2002) and “Getting Away with Murder” (2004), the latter producing “Scars.” Later albums, such as “The Connection” (2012) and “Who Do You Trust?” (2019), showcase their evolving sound. Music video directed by : Jesse Davey & Ed Shiers
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23 . Busta Rhymes – Letter To My Children
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Date Added : Mar 1,2025
“Letter To My Children” finds Busta Rhymes delivering rapid-fire verses with personal reflections, addressing his children with a mix of wisdom and vulnerability. Part of his 2025 EP, “,”, the track serves as a prelude to “Dragon Season,” maintaining his intricate lyricism while shifting towards a more introspective tone. Trevor George Smith Jr., known professionally as Busta Rhymes, is an American rapper, singer, songwriter, record producer, and actor with 12 Grammy nominations. Song featured on the album : Dragon Season… The Awakening (Ep)
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22 . Van Morrison – Down To Joy
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Date Added : Mar 1,2025
“Down To Joy” marks Van Morrison’s return to a big band sound, weaving dramatic strings with gospel-infused energy. The song appears in Kenneth Branagh’s Oscar and BAFTA-winning film “Belfast,” channeling a sense of uplift with a hymn-like simplicity. Morrison, known for his 1967 solo breakthrough with “Brown Eyed Girl,” began his career in the mid-’60s as the frontman of Them, a Belfast-based R&B band that delivered tracks like “Gloria” and “Here Comes the Night.” Music video directed by : Remembering Now – Song featured on the album : Remembering Now
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21 . Joe Bonamassa – Shake This Ground
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Date Added : Mar 1,2025
Joe Bonamassa‘s “Shake This Ground” lands in February 2025 via J&R Adventures, serving up his signature guitar work and gravel-edged vocals. The release follows his live album “Live at the Hollywood Bowl with Orchestra.” Bonamassa, who wielded a guitar at four, first appeared on the Billboard Blues Chart with “A New Day Yesterday” in 2000. His 2014 release “Different Shades of Blue” brought original compositions, departing from his earlier blues covers.
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20 . Shaggy & Sting – Til A Mawnin
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Date Added : Mar 1,2025
“Til A Mawnin” brings Shaggy and Sting together once again, this time revisiting a cornerstone of reggae history. The track reinterprets the “I’m Not Getting Crazy” riddim, originally crafted by Henry “Junjo” Lawes and backed by the Roots Radics Band. Produced by Shaggy alongside Shane Hoosong and mixed by four-time Grammy winner Robert Orton, the single follows their Grammy-winning 2018 album “44/876.” Shaggy, a fixture in reggae and dancehall since the early ’90s, has amassed two Grammy Awards. Sting, a 17-time Grammy winner and former frontman of The Police, brings his signature vocals into the mix. The song pays tribute to the Sound System culture that propelled reggae onto the global stage.
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19 . Cypress Hill, London Symphony Orchestra – Illusions
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Date Added : Mar 1,2025
“Illusions” brings Cypress Hill’s gritty hip-hop into the grand halls of orchestration, as the group joins forces with the London Symphony Orchestra for a performance at the Royal Albert Hall on July 10, 2024. Inspired by a 1996 episode of The Simpsons that playfully imagined such a collaboration, the concert features orchestral arrangements of “Black Sunday” and other tracks, under the baton of Troy Miller. Originally released on Cypress Hill‘s 1993 album, “Illusions” gets a new dimension as classical instrumentation intertwines with the group’s signature sound. Formed in 1988 in South Gate, California, Cypress Hill—comprising B-Real, Sen Dog, DJ Muggs, and Eric Bobo—made their mark with their 1991 debut, delivering “How I Could Just Kill a Man.” “Black Sunday” followed in 1993, launching them to wider recognition with “Insane in the Brain” and debuting at #1 on the Billboard 200. In 2024, their collaboration with the London Symphony Orchestra marks yet another evolution in their long-running career. Song featured on the album : Cypress Hill And The London Symphony Orchestra: Black Sunday Live At The Royal Albert Hall
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18 . Billy Idol – Still Dancing
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Date Added : Feb 27,2025
Billy Idol’s “Still Dancing” revisits his past with a knowing grin, conjuring echoes of “Dancing with Myself” while charting his evolution from London’s punk squats to rock stardom. Surging guitars and a swaggering hook call back to his ’80s signature sound, while the lyrics walk the tightrope between self-destruction and conviction. From Generation X to MTV ubiquity, Idol’s career has weathered upheavals, resurfacing in the 2000s with albums that reaffirm his presence in rock. Music video directed by : Steven Sebring – Song featured on the album : Dream Into It
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17 . Everything Is Recorded – Never Felt Better (w/ Florence Welch & Sampha)
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Date Added : Feb 27,2025
“Never Felt Better” brings together Florence Welch and Sampha under the Everything Is Recorded banner, the brainchild of XL Recordings’ Richard Russell. Russell, a producer with a varied catalog, has collaborated with Gil Scott-Heron, Bobby Womack, and Damon Albarn. The project thrives on an eclectic mix of R&B, hip-hop, indie, and jazz, drawing in artists from different scenes. Welch steps away from her theatrical anthems, while Sampha lends his distinctive vocals. Music video directed by : Kristian Mercado & Mela Murder
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16 . The Lumineers – Automatic
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Date Added : Feb 27,2025
“Automatic,” the title track from The Lumineers‘ fifth studio album, arrives in February 2025 through Dualtone Records. The song drifts through modern anxieties, drawing a hazy line between reality and illusion while examining how people navigate overstimulation and monotony. A sparse piano arrangement gathers momentum, leading into swelling strings, echoing the preceding instrumental “Strings.” Wesley Schultz’s vocals lean into raw intensity, particularly in the chorus, as the lyrics reflect on love’s unthinking persistence. Formed in Denver in 2005, The Lumineers released their debut album in 2012, launching “Ho Hey” to No. 3 on the Billboard Hot 100. “Cleopatra” (2016) secured a Billboard 200 No. 1 debut, while “III” (2019) unraveled darker narratives through a visual format. Music video directed by : Anaïs La Rocca – Song featured on the album : Automatic
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15 . Playing For Change – Fly Like An Eagle (w/ Steve Miller)
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Date Added : Feb 27,2025
Playing For Change revisits “Fly Like an Eagle” with Steve Miller himself in a global collaboration that reframes the 1976 rock classic. Part of the “Songs Around The World” series, this version assembles musicians from various countries, layering distinct influences onto Miller’s original composition. The video highlights Miller’s own participation, reinforcing its connection to the source material. Founded in 2002 by Mark Johnson and Whitney Kroenke, Playing For Change operates a mobile recording studio that has traveled to over 50 countries, capturing performances from street artists and well-known musicians alike. Over the years, the project has enlisted names like Bono, Keith Richards, Manu Chao, and Keb’ Mo’ to contribute to its expanding catalog. Beyond recordings, the affiliated Playing For Change Foundation funds music schools and programs for children in underserved communities worldwide. This rendition of “Fly Like an Eagle” embodies the project’s ongoing effort to merge diverse musical perspectives into a single performance. |
14 . Connor Price & Walker Hayes – Happier
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Date Added : Feb 27,2025
Connor Price and Walker Hayes fuse country and hip-hop in “Happier,” a February 2025 release that highlights their contrasting yet complementary styles. Price, a Canadian actor-turned-rapper, balances music with roles like Jay Braddock in “Cinderella Man,” while his discography features “CPx3” and “Courage.” Hayes, an Alabama-born singer, navigates country pop with four studio albums to his name, breaking into mainstream attention with “Fancy Like.” The duo’s first collaboration, “Smoke,” arrived in July 2024, paving the way for this track.
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13 . Andy Bell – Don’t Cha Know
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Date Added : Feb 27,2025
“Don’t Cha Know” sees Andy Bell steering toward midtempo synth-pop, sidestepping the high-energy EDM burst of “Breaking Thru The Interstellar.” Best known as Erasure’s frontman, Bell has navigated both group success and solo ventures, releasing albums such as “Electric Blue” and “Non-Stop.” His previous solo effort, “The View from Halfway Down,” arrived in 2020. He also teams up with Debbie Harry for “Heart’s A Liar” on the upcoming “Ten Crowns.” Music video directed by : Stephano Barberis – Song featured on the album : Ten Crowns
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12 . Ozzy Osbourne, Billy Morrison – Gods Of Rock N Roll (w/ Steve Stevens)
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Date Added : Feb 23,2025
“Gods of Rock N Roll” brings Ozzy Osbourne and Billy Morrison together, with Steve Stevens on lead guitar, delivering a track originally written in a South American hotel room a decade prior. The re-recorded version expands its scope with a 61-piece Budapest Scoring Orchestra and the John Burroughs High School choir, arranged by Fred Coury. Barry Pointer handles the mix, shaping 132 tracks into a dense, layered production. Osbourne’s legacy with Black Sabbath and his solo career spans decades, while Morrison has played rhythm guitar for Billy Idol and The Cult. Stevens, a longtime collaborator of Billy Idol, adds his signature guitar work.
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11 . Fontaines DC – It’s Amazing To Be Young
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Date Added : Feb 23,2025
Fontaines D.C.’s “It’s Amazing To Be Young” arrives in February 2025 via XL Recordings, channeling the quiet awe that follows new life. Inspired by guitarist Carlos O’Connell’s child, the song reflects on fragile optimism, with bassist Conor Deegan III framing it as a meditation on innocence. James Ford crafts a dense production blending indie shoegaze with introspective rock, expanding on themes from their 2024 album “Romance.”
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10 . Counting Crows – Spaceman In Tulsa
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Date Added : Feb 23,2025
Counting Crows release “Spaceman In Tulsa” in February 2025, breaking nearly five years of silence with new music. Adam Duritz describes the track as a meditation on transformation, where music dismantles the past and reshapes identity. Since forming in Berkeley in 1991, the band has released seven studio albums, including their RIAA-certified platinum debut, “August and Everything After.” They have landed multiple albums on the Billboard 200 and maintain a presence across decades of shifting musical landscapes. Music video directed by : Ehud Lazin – Song featured on the album : Butter Miracle, The Complete Sweets!
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9 . Kim Deal – Big Ben Beat
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Date Added : Feb 23,2025
“Big Ben Beat” pulls Kim Deal into solo territory, weaving drum programming, strings, and synthesizers by Fay Milton of Savages with Ayse Hassan’s bass lines. The lyrics map out celestial contemplation, love’s struggles, and curious nods to Big Ben, Florida, and witches. The music video fragments time, looping Deal, Milton, and members of Ayoade’s family through recursive frames. Deal, previously of Pixies and The Breeders, co-wrote “Gigantic” and shaped ’90s alt-rock with “Cannonball.” Music video directed by : Richard Ayoade – Song featured on the album : Nobody Loves You More
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8 . Beirut – Guericke’s Unicorn
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Date Added : Feb 23,2025
Beirut‘s “Guericke’s Unicorn” leads their upcoming album with an unexpected shift toward synth-pop, standing apart from the record’s prevailing baroque tendencies. The title references a 17th-century hoax in which a so-called unicorn fossil—pieced together from mammoth and narwhal bones—fooled scholars of the time. This fascination with historical oddities aligns with Zach Condon’s penchant for weaving obscure anecdotes into his compositions. Founded in 2006, Beirut introduced their blend of indie rock and global influences with “Gulag Orkestar,” followed by albums like “The Flying Club Cup” (2007), “March of the Zapotec & Realpeople: Holland” (2009), and “The Rip Tide” (2011). Music video directed by : Jan Pivoňka & Filip Rejč – Song featured on the album : A Study Of Losses
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7 . Heather Nova – From Up Here
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Date Added : Feb 23,2025
“From Up Here” arrives in January 2025 as a preview of Heather Nova’s upcoming album, set for release on February 28. Contemplating loss with a sense of clarity rather than sentimentality, the track examines how absence sharpens one’s perception of life. Nova, blending rock, folk, and pop since the ’90s, has released albums like “Oyster,” “Siren,” and “Pearl.” Her work spans collaborations with Eskobar and contributions to film soundtracks like “The Craft.”
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6 . Tate McRae – Revolving Door
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Date Added : Feb 21,2025
“Revolving Door” captures the turbulence of toxic relationships, using its titular metaphor to illustrate the habitual return to an unhealthy dynamic. McRae’s vocals shift between fragility and intensity, beginning with an airy, restrained atmosphere before escalating into a dance-pop crescendo. The production holds back for most of the track, amplifying the emotional weight of its climax. Lyrically, it wrestles with temptation, regret, and emotional fatigue. Born in Calgary in 2003, Tate McRae first made her mark as a dancer before transitioning to music. Her breakthrough came with “You Broke Me First,” a single that propelled her into pop’s spotlight. Music video directed by : Aerin Moreno – Song featured on the album : So Close To What
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5 . Aya Nakamura – Chimiyé
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Date Added : Feb 21,2025
“Chimiyé” marks Aya Nakamura’s return with a blend of pop and R&B, shaped by her Franco-Malian roots. Known for “Djadja” and “Copines,” she weaves her signature mix of French lyrics and Afro-Caribbean rhythms. Since her debut with “Journal Intime” (2017), she has maintained a distinctive sound, later refined in “Nakamura” (2018) and “Aya” (2020). Her latest single follows the lyrical and melodic sensibilities that have defined her catalogue.
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4 . Lola Young – Conceited [Live]
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Date Added : Feb 21,2025
“Conceited” throws sharp synth stabs over a rumbling bassline, building in intensity as Lola Young’s vocals shift from controlled to fiery. Released in September 2023, the track delivers blunt lyricism with lines like “You bought some flowers, I gave them to someone else.” It marks her first release since “My Mind Wanders And Sometimes Leaves Completely.” Born in South London in 2001, Young previously released EPs under Island Records before gaining wider notice. Music video directed by : Bill Kirstein – Song featured on the album : This Wasn’T Meant For You Anyway
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3 . Miranda Lambert – Run
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Date Added : Feb 21,2025
“Run” surfaces on Miranda Lambert‘s 2024 album “Postcards from Texas” as her sole solo composition, a song she wrote nearly a decade prior but waited to release. The lyrics capture the dissolution of a relationship, balancing ache with defiance. Soaring piano chords meet thunderous drums, punctuated by electric guitar for an anthemic effect. Lambert co-produces with Jon Randall. Released as a single in February 2025, it follows “Wranglers” and arrives with a desert-shot video featuring her horse, Cool. A Grammy winner, Lambert emerged from Longview, Texas, with albums like “Kerosene” and “Platinum” and hits including “The House That Built Me.” She also performs with the Pistol Annies.
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2 . Jagged Edge – Just Might Get It
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Date Added : Feb 21,2025
Jagged Edge releases “Just Might Get It” as the lead single from their 11th studio album, arriving January 2025. Written and produced by Brandon and Brian Casey, the track delivers their signature harmonies with a contemporary R&B touch. Brandon’s lyrics center on patience in a relationship, while Brian reflects on a possible breakup. Since debuting in 1997 with “A Jagged Era,” the Atlanta quartet has released ten albums, shaping late ‘90s and early 2000s R&B. Music video directed by : Jasen Ward – Song featured on the album : All Original Parts, Vol. 1
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1 . Cheat Codes – Don’t Leave
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Date Added : Feb 21,2025
“Don’t Leave” by Cheat Codes arrives in 2025, adding another entry to the trio’s genre-hopping catalog. KEVI, Trevor Dahl, and Matthew Russell formed the Los Angeles-based group in 2014, making waves with “Sex” and their Demi Lovato-assisted “No Promises.” Known for frequent collaborations, they have worked with Little Mix, Kiiara, and Sofía Reyes, while their recent partnership with Train on “Bloom” further highlights their adaptability across musical styles.
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