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Twenty One Pilots open their next album with “The Contract,” co-written with YUNGBLUD and rich in narrative ties. Mark Ronson and RAYE’s “Suzanne” spins a horn-heavy supper club vibe, while Will Smith’s “Pretty Girls” keeps things upbeat with a cheeky video. Belinda Carlisle revisits “The Air That I Breathe,” staying close to The Hollies’ version as part of her covers project. Son Lux merges classical and glitch on “Flickers,” with Ryan Lott’s vocals drawing operatic comparisons. Dierks Bentley’s “Broken Branches,” featuring Riley Green and John Anderson, leans into rootsy imperfections. GloRilla and Keyshia Cole rework “Love” for the BET stage, adding layers to a medley that also includes “Let Her Cook.” Here are the brand new music videos by confirmed artists that caught, these past days, our interest and liking. Beware (possibly) NSFW |
40 . Twenty One Pilots – The Contract
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Date Added : Jun 14,2025
“The Contract” lands in June 2025 as the opener of Twenty One Pilots‘ upcoming eighth album. Co-written with YUNGBLUD, it builds on the storytelling seen in “Paladin Strait,” tying into the broader Clancy arc. Visual motifs and narrative clues keep the thread intact. The duo—Tyler Joseph and Josh Dun—formed in 2009 and blend rock, hip-hop, pop, and electronic elements with consistent production. Music video directed by : Frédéric De Pontcharra – Song featured on the album : Breach 
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39 . Mark Ronson & RAYE – Suzanne
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Date Added : Jun 14,2025
“Suzanne” is a single by Mark Ronson and RAYE, released via Sony Music UK/RCA Records. Ronson handles production, joined by co-producer Tommy Brenneck. The track leans into a horn-driven arrangement, conjuring the ambiance of a supper club. Commissioned by luxury watch brand Audemars Piguet, the song aligns with both artists’ roles as brand ambassadors. Coincidentally, a descendant of the Audemars family was named Suzanne. Music video directed by : Theodor Guelat
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38 . Will Smith – Pretty Girls
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Date Added : Jun 14,2025
“Pretty Girls” drops in March 2025, landing on Will Smith’s fifth studio album. Produced by OmArr and Lexoskeleton, the track leans on a buoyant beat and a lighthearted homage to women. The video kicks off in a tongue-in-cheek therapy session before Smith steps into a choreographed routine. Born in Philadelphia, Smith balances music and film, with past hits like “Gettin’ Jiggy wit It” and sitcom fame in “The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air.” Song featured on the album : Based On A True Story
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37 . Son Lux – Flickers
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Date Added : Jun 14,2025
“Flickers” blends classical elements with synthetic textures, balancing strings and glitchy electronics. The track evokes comparisons to The Beatles and Thomas Newman, without mimicking either. Ryan Lott’s vocal delivery hints at opera, drawing parallels to Cecilia Bartoli. Son Lux begins as Lott’s solo venture before expanding into a trio with Rafiq Bhatia and Ian Chang. The group scores the Oscar-nominated soundtrack for “Everything Everywhere All at Once.” Music video directed by : Petr Vlček – Song featured on the album : We Are Rising
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36 . Belinda Carlisle – The Air That I Breathe
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Date Added : Jun 14,2025
Belinda Carlisle releases her version of “The Air That I Breathe” in June 2025, leading her upcoming album of covers from her youth. Written by Albert Hammond and Mike Hazlewood, the track becomes popular in 1974 through The Hollies, with orchestral touches by Alan Parsons. Carlisle sticks close to that version, joining a familiar list of previous interpreters, including Phil Everly. She first gains public attention with The Go-Go’s before starting her solo path. Song featured on the album : Once Upon A Time In California
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35 . Dierks Bentley – Broken Branches (w/ John Anderson, Riley Green)
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Date Added : Jun 14,2025
Released in June 2025, “Broken Branches” brings together Dierks Bentley, John Anderson, and Riley Green on a track rooted in themes of family, resilience, and self-definition. Driven by a jukebox-style rhythm, it nods to imperfections as part of the deal and leaves perfection at the door. The song appears on Bentley’s eleventh studio album, another entry in a catalog mixing traditional and modern country since his 2003 debut. Song featured on the album : Broken Branches
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34 . GloRilla – Love (w/ Keyshia Cole) [BET Awards ’25]
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Date Added : Jun 14,2025
“Love” brings GloRilla and Keyshia Cole together on stage at the BET Awards ’25 as part of a medley performance. The track samples Cole’s 2005 hit of the same name, linking past and present in an updated format. GloRilla pairs this with her performance of “Let Her Cook,” adding range to her set. She appears fresh off a gospel feature that earned the Dr. Bobby Jones Best Gospel/Inspirational Award for “RAIN DOWN ON ME.”
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33 . David Byrne – Everybody Laughs
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Date Added : Jun 13,2025
Released in June 2025, “Everybody Laughs” marks David Byrne’s first solo studio track in six years. Produced by Kid Harpoon, the song features orchestral pop by Ghost Train Orchestra and layered, upbeat instrumentation. The lyrics revolve around recurring lines like “everybody lives, dies, laughs, cries, sleeps and stares at the ceiling.” St. Vincent joins in the second half, lending harmonies to the main refrain. Choreography for the video comes from Celia Rowlson-Hall. Music video directed by : Gabriel Barcia-Colombo – Song featured on the album : Who Is The Sky?
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32 . Biffy Clyro – A Little Love
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Date Added : Jun 13,2025
Biffy Clyro releases “A Little Love” in June 2025, following a low-key show in Glasgow under the name Screwfish for 500 fans. The track is recorded with producer Jonathan Gilmore and performed by Simon Neil, James Johnston, and Ben Johnston. The video features choreography from Steven Hoggett, known for his Olivier and Obie awards. The song builds on the path set by their 2020 and 2021 albums and adds another marker to their evolving output. Music video directed by : Piers Dennis
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31 . Brian Eno & Beatie Wolfe – Play On
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Date Added : Jun 13,2025
Released in June 2025, “Play On” brings together Brian Eno and Beatie Wolfe for a track shaped by experimental sessions in Eno’s London studio. Tools include pound shop items like elastic bands, rattles, a whistle, and an off-key ukulele, alongside a vintage Fernandez guitar originally bought for Robert Quine. Wolfe handles vocals, with both sharing production and instrumentation using found objects and electronics. Their collaboration starts after meetings at SXSW and art events in London, sparked by a shared creative stance and mutual rejection of NFTs. Song featured on the album : Luminal
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30 . mgk – Lost Americana
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Date Added : Jun 13,2025
“Lost Americana” opens MGK’s seventh studio album with a blend of neon diners, motorcycles, and fragmented promises. Narrated in the trailer by Bob Dylan, the project links back to Dylan’s earlier public nod to MGK. The visuals and lyrics circle around the American dream’s fading shine, hinting at the urge for redefinition. MGK, or Colson Baker, previously hit No.1 in the U.S. with “Tickets to My Downfall” and landed a Grammy nod for “Mainstream Sellout.” Music video directed by : Sam Cahill – Song featured on the album : Lost Americana
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29 . Esperanza Spalding & Robert Glasper – Watermelon Man [Polar Music Prize]
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Date Added : Jun 13,2025
At the 2025 Polar Music Prize ceremony, Esperanza Spalding and Robert Glasper perform “Watermelon Man” in tribute to Herbie Hancock. Backed by the Eric Ericson Chamber Choir, they navigate Hancock’s funk-jazz classic with measured complexity. Spalding provides bass and vocals, drawing from works like “Chamber Music Society” and “12 Little Spells.” Glasper brings harmonic layers shaped by his “Black Radio” series.
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28 . Ed Sheeran – Sapphire
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Date Added : Jun 8,2025
Recorded in Goa and released in June 2025, “Sapphire” trades Sheeran’s usual acoustic formula for a lush soundscape laced with sitar, South-Asian percussion, and smoky backing vocals by Arijit Singh. The track bends eastward, but never loses its Western pop spine—part heartfelt lament, part musical postcard. A separate full Punjabi version with Singh hints at a savvy cultural double-release strategy. The music video captures Indian daily life with curated monument shots, all filtered through Sheeran’s low-key travelogue gaze. Music video directed by : Liam Pethick – Song featured on the album : Play
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27 . Teddy Swims – God Went Crazy
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Date Added : Jun 8,2025
In “God Went Crazy,” Teddy Swims attempts to frame the ineffable rush of recognizing a soulmate, swathing it in velvety blendings of R&B, country, and pop. The hook—“God went crazy when he painted you”—hovers somewhere between divine awe and well-rehearsed pickup line, flirting with kitsch while keeping a straight face. Released in June 2025 as the lead single of a sprawling 32-track compilation, the song doubles down on emotional earnestness. Music video directed by : Alex Chaloff – Song featured on the album : I’Ve Tried Everything But Therapy (Complete Edition)
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26 . The Weeknd – Baptized In Fear
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Date Added : Jun 8,2025
Produced by Mike Dean, “Baptized In Fear” submerges itself in anxiety-laced confessionals, where water becomes both metaphor and menace. The Weeknd leans into biblical references with a sardonic edge, portraying near-death visions and mental suffocation through pulsing synths and layered distortion. Billboard ranks it the album’s second-best track, while Slant Magazine notes its kinship with his earlier, bleaker material. Song featured on the album : Hurry Up Tomorrow
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25 . Garbage – There’s No Future In Optimism [Live]
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Date Added : Jun 8,2025
Released in April 2025, “There’s No Future In Optimism” finds Garbage trading sentimentality for sardonicism, layering driving rhythms beneath serrated guitars and a sheen of electronic menace. Produced with Billy Bush, the track throttles forward with mechanical precision, pairing disillusionment with distorted elegance. Premiered on Jimmy Kimmel Live! on June 4, 2025, it positions hope as a luxury few can afford. Song featured on the album : Let All That We Imagine Be The Light
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24 . Bootsy Collins & Ice Cube & FANTAAZMA – Bubble Pop
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Date Added : Jun 8,2025
“Bubble Pop” brings together Bootsy Collins, Ice Cube, and FANTAAZMA in a funk-meets-hip-hop experiment anchored by Bootsy’s unmistakable basslines and off-kilter flair. Produced and mixed by Collins himself, the track features sound design by Casper the Funky Ghost and a spoken cameo from Brother Nature. Released via Roc Nation Distribution under Bootzilla Productions, it appears on Collins’ 23rd studio album. Song featured on the album : Album Of The Year #1 Funkateer
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23 . Dropkick Murphys – Who’ll Stand With Us?
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Date Added : Jun 8,2025
Released in June 2025, “Who’ll Stand With Us?” positions Dropkick Murphys back in familiar territory—gritty punk threaded with bagpipes and bellowed defiance. The track picks its battles with class warfare and economic disparity, sounding off like a union rally disguised as a barroom chant. Less baroque than “The Wild Rover” and more urgent than “I’m Shipping Up to Boston,” it gestures toward collective resistance without dressing it in slogans. Music video directed by : Jon Vulpine – Song featured on the album : For The People
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22 . Paul Weller – Lawdy Rolla
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Date Added : Jun 8,2025
“Lawdy Rolla” sees Paul Weller rework The Guerrillas’ 1969 track, shedding its original grit for a burnished studio sheen. Out on Parlophone in May 2025, the track retains a faint outline of its source while swapping raw groove for layered instrumentation. Steve Cradock lends his touch across guitars and keys, while Kevin Haynes’s saxophone threads in a smoky counterpoint with mannered precision. Originally of The Jam and The Style Council, Weller continues his solo trajectory. Music video directed by : Jackson Ducasse – Song featured on the album : Find El Dorado
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21 . Lindsey Stirling – Evil Twin (w/ Shuba)
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Date Added : Jun 8,2025
“Evil Twin” begins as a 2024 instrumental where Lindsey Stirling’s violin plays a two-faced game—self-adoring one minute, self-sabotaging the next. Tied thematically to “The Scarlet Queen,” it presents duality not as a flaw but as a fact, scrubbing any illusions of inner harmony. A year later, Shuba’s vocals join the reimagined 2025 version, where whispered confrontations take center stage and the violin slides into the role of accomplice. Music video directed by : Lindsey Stirling & Stephen Wayne Mallett – Song featured on the album : Duality Deluxe
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20 . Terrace Martin & Kenyon Dixon – 211 / See You Later
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Date Added : Jun 8,2025
“211 / See You Later” introduces the first joint venture between Terrace Martin and Kenyon Dixon, issued under the Sounds of Crenshaw – EMPIRE label. “211” sets the stage with R&B inclinations and late-night rendezvous in a hotel room, its lyrics toeing the sharp edge between anticipation and seduction. On “See You Later,” the duo veer into emotionally charged territory, sketching the fault lines of a relationship designed to remain behind closed curtains. Music video directed by : Trae Mitchell / Mike Adeyeye – Song featured on the album : Come As You Are
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19 . Halsey & Amy Lee – Hand That Feeds
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Date Added : May 31,2025
“Hand That Feeds” pairs Halsey with Amy Lee for a brooding contribution to the Ballerina soundtrack, a spin-off from the John Wick saga slated for June 2025. The song’s video fuses eerie film excerpts with Halsey in a ballerina costume dripping in blood, while Amy Lee methodically sharpens knives like she’s prepping for an audition with Macbeth. It climaxes with both artists staring down the lens, as if daring the viewer to flinch first. Music video directed by : Hannah Lux Davis
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18 . YUNGBLUD – Zombie
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Date Added : May 31,2025
Quoting genre fragments over a cinematic orchestral backdrop, “Zombie” sees YUNGBLUD lean into theatricality with a wink. Released on May 30, 2025, under Locomotion Recordings Limited and licensed to UMG, the track merges British rock angst with symphonic flourishes from the London Philharmonic Orchestra. Actress Florence Pugh adds a polished disarray to the video—less scream queen, more gothic ingénue with attitude. Behind the console, producer Matt Schwartz threads the piece together with the restraint of someone familiar with chaos. Dominic Harrison, the multi-instrumentalist behind the YUNGBLUD moniker since 2017, continues to ricochet across genre lines, known for sidestepping predictability more than seeking cohesion. Song featured on the album : Idols
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17 . Conan Gray – This Song
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Date Added : May 31,2025
Conan Gray unveils “This Song” in May 2025 as the lead single from his forthcoming fourth studio album under Republic Records. Produced by Ethan Gruska, its sonic identity stretches across pop, chamber pop, art pop, and tinges of folk-tinged orchestration. Laced with emotional restraint, the lyrics chronicle love never fully confessed, as if whispered too late into a voicemail never sent. The video pairs Gray with Corey Fogelmanis as Wilson and Brando—two melancholic archetypes drifting through unspoken tension. Song featured on the album : Wishbone
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16 . Colbie Caillat & Mitchell Tenpenny – Realize
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Date Added : May 31,2025
“Realize” returns in 2025 as a duet between Colbie Caillat and Mitchell Tenpenny, nearly two decades after Caillat’s original made its Billboard 100 debut. Born from mutual invitations to collaborate, the project sees Tenpenny, a CMA New Artist nominee, and Caillat, a Grammy recipient, merging pop and country sensibilities without forcing the issue. Produced by Jimmy Robbins and Eric Arjes, the track revisits quiet revelations with understated symmetry. Music video directed by : Patrick Tracy
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15 . Pulp – Got To Have Love
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Date Added : May 31,2025
“Got To Have Love” opens with Jarvis Cocker dissecting the unease of saying the word itself—“love”—now with a wry maturity built on decades of emotional foot-dragging. Originally sketched in 1999, the track reemerges as part of Pulp’s 2024 comeback, stitched together with nervy synths and a jittery tempo echoing unresolved questions of intimacy. Its video, a collage of Northern soul dancers from a 1977 documentary, nods to the song’s manic, almost compulsive physicality. Music video directed by : Jarvis Cocker – Song featured on the album : More
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14 . Santana & Grupo Frontera – Me Retiro
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Date Added : May 31,2025
“Me Retiro” pairs Carlos Santana’s electric guitar phrasing with Grupo Frontera’s norteño textures under the seasoned pen and production of 26-time Latin Grammy winner Edgar Barrera. The track lingers in the ache of a breakup, navigating emotional debris with steel-stringed melancholy and accordions that wound and soothe in equal measure. This encounter between Grammy-laden rock legacy and Texas-rooted regional sound resists hasty classification.
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13 . Brad Mehldau – Tomorrow Tomorrow (w/ Daniel Rossen)
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Date Added : May 31,2025
Brad Mehldau revisits Elliott Smith’s “Tomorrow Tomorrow,” lifting it from XO and placing it under a jazz microscope, all without losing the song’s frayed introspection. Daniel Rossen of Grizzly Bear takes the reins on vocals and acoustic guitar, lending a dry tenderness to the retelling. Mehldau’s piano threads subtle dissonance through Smith’s harmonies, reframing the melancholy in measured, unhurried strokes. Music video directed by : Matthew Edginton – Song featured on the album : Ride Into The Sun
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12 . Asaf Avidan – The Call Of The Flow
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Date Added : May 31,2025
“The Call Of The Flow” arrives in May 2025 with Asaf Avidan veering into lush orchestral territory, co-producing the track alongside Tamir Muskat. Recorded at Miraval Studios, the piece features the Czech National Symphony Orchestra under the baton of Tom Cohen, layering strings over a contemporary base. In the video, Dar Zuzovsky haunts the storied halls of Casino de Paris, where glamour meets inertia in practiced high heels. Music video directed by : Omer Aloni
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11 . Lola Young – One Thing [Live Radio 1’s Big Weekend 2025]
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Date Added : May 31,2025
“One Thing” peels back the layers of sexual dynamics with a mix of sharp wit and matter-of-fact frankness. Lola Young navigates tangled intimacy with unflinching directness, favoring nuance over metaphor. A South London native born in 2001, she steers clear of sentimentality, crafting narratives where desire meets detachment. The production stays lean, letting her voice do the heavy lifting without melodrama or apology.
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10 . Lorde – Man Of The Year
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Date Added : May 30,2025
“Man Of The Year” sees Lorde draw from her time at GQ’s 2023 ‘Men of the Year’ event, dissecting the oddities of gender performance with a raised eyebrow and just enough irony to sting. Written the next morning, the track—co-produced with Jim-E Stack—pairs lean production with wry self-reflection, sidestepping any easy resolutions. A fan preview filmed in an Auckland YMCA bathroom adds an offhand intimacy to its carefully controlled narrative arc. Music video directed by : Grant Singer – Song featured on the album : Virgin
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9 . Jessie J – Living My Best Life
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Date Added : May 30,2025
“Living My Best Life” marks Jessie J’s first release since 2021, leading her sixth and independent album with polished nostalgia and a wink to ’80s flair. Produced by GRAMMY-winner Ryan Tedder, the track toes the line between resilience anthem and glossy pop comeback, infusing shades of Whitney Houston and echoes of Prince. Between vocal acrobatics and slick synths, Jessie reclaims the microphone with a grin and just enough irony to keep it interesting. Music video directed by : Jessie J, Christoph Davis
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8 . Ava Max – Lovin Myself
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Date Added : May 30,2025
“Lovin Myself” by Ava Max drops in May 2025, after first echoing through a Los Angeles gay bar. The track spins around themes of self-reclamation and independence, with nods to beauty and fashion lore sewn into the lyrics like designer name-dropping in a backstage mirror monologue. Amanda Koci, under her chromatic alter ego, continues her signature pop architecture shaped in earlier albums “Heaven & Hell” and “Diamonds & Dancefloors.” Music video directed by : Claire Arnold – Song featured on the album : Don’T Click Play
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7 . Tate McRae – Just Keep Watching
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Date Added : May 30,2025
“Just Keep Watching” surfaces from the creative residue of Tate McRae’s “Think Later” and “So Close to What” sessions, where it initially failed to find a home. Reworked for the Apple Original film “F1 The Movie,” the track gains a second wind in a universe of engines, obsession, and adrenaline. McRae, whose Billboard Hot 100 No.1 duet with Morgan Wallen disrupted genre lines, here pivots to something more insistent, lingering, and arguably cinematic. Music video directed by : Bardia Zeinali
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6 . Miley Cyrus – Easy Lover
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Date Added : May 30,2025
“Easy Lover” emerges from a studio session with Ryan Tedder, initially penned with Beyoncé in mind for a country-infused venture. The track narrowly avoids exile, as Beyoncé pivots to join Cyrus on “II Most Wanted,” leaving this one in Miley’s custody. Its chorus—first drafted during the “Plastic Hearts” era—is retooled, soaking in tension between craving affection and resisting its messiness. Cyrus, known both for her early Disney fame and Grammy-nodded work, delivers it with calculated restraint. Music video directed by : Miley Cyrus, Jacob Bixenman, Brendan Walter – Song featured on the album : Something Beautiful
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5 . Robbie Williams – Rocket
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Date Added : May 25,2025
“Rocket” sees Robbie Williams lean into a heavier rock framework, anchored by a guitar solo from Tony Iommi of Black Sabbath. The track fuses 1990s British rock influence with a deliberate nod to punk aesthetics, made visible in a video that follows Williams—tracksuited and slyly nostalgic—through London in the company of a flash mob. Scenes with Iommi in Birmingham sharpen the song’s Midlands imprint, linking past and present with studied flair. Music video directed by : Charlie Lightening – Song featured on the album : Britpop
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4 . Green Day – One Eyed Bastard
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Date Added : May 25,2025
Built on a snarling Black Sabbath-esque riff, “One Eyed Bastard” serves Green Day‘s take on vengeance and emotional wreckage with aggressively taut guitar work and a taste for the unfiltered. Billie Joe Armstrong calls its lyrics “ugly thoughts,” wrapped in punk grit and slashing hooks. Produced by Rob Cavallo and mixed by Chris Lord-Alge, the track features Armstrong, Mike Dirnt, and Tré Cool in full throttle. It lands on Reprise Records and joins the NHL 25 soundtrack. Music video directed by : Ryan Baxley & Brendan Walter – Song featured on the album : Saviors (Édition De Luxe)
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3 . Tom Odell – Don’t Cry, Put Your Head On My Shoulder
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Date Added : May 25,2025
“Don’t Cry, Put Your Head On My Shoulder” opens Tom Odell’s forthcoming album with a message that toes the line between comfort and quiet desperation. Lyrics honed over nine months on the road across the UK and Europe suggest a ritual of emotional triage rather than resolution. Featuring Odell’s wife, Georgina, the video renders personal grief in soft focus, with the chorus clinging to the idea that things might not be quite as bad as they appear. Music video directed by : Alex Leggatt – Song featured on the album : A Wonderful Life
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2 . Jon Bellion – WHY (w/ Luke Combs)
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Date Added : May 25,2025
Written two days before Jon Bellion becomes a father, “WHY” pairs his melodic introspection with Luke Combs‘ gravel-toned realism. The track shuffles through folk-leaning acoustics and intensifies as parental anxiety creeps in, lined with hesitant joy and unfiltered doubt. Once courted by heavyweight acts, the song ends up in Bellion’s own cradle, with Combs—fresh off fatherhood himself—adding grit to the lullaby. Music video directed by : Alex Palumbo – Song featured on the album : Father Figure
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1 . LeAnn Rimes – Blue [Live, The 60th ACM Awards]
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Date Added : May 25,2025
LeAnn Rimes revisits “Blue” at the 60th ACM Awards in May 2025, offering a live rendition that trades its original teen melancholy for a more seasoned ache. Released in 1996 just before her 14th birthday, the track is the title song of her debut album and her first single. A Billboard Hot 100 appearance wraps it in commercial legitimacy, while its vintage-country texture still clings stubbornly to a bygone era.
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(*) According to our own statistics, updated on June 15, 2025