Festival season is finally over, and On Repeat returns with three standout singles from a crowded week of new music: The Drums and Genesis Owusu’s electrifying “Black Star,” Tierra Whack’s confident “Liar Liar,” and Olivia Rodrigo and Chappell Roan’s irresistible “Expectations (Remix).”
The Paradox turned Kai Cenat’s 24-hour livestream into an impromptu rock show as the Atlanta band prepares to release Proceed With Caution and embark on its completely sold-out first national headline tour.
Ella Boh transforms “Careless Whisper” into a dark dream-pop release as her BLURRY headline tour sells out dates across North Americ
School of Rock bassist turned frontwoman Rivkah Reyes announces her debut EP Fan Favorite, arriving November 6, and unleashes the grungy new single “Menace.”
Haute & Freddy return with “Touch Touch,” their first new music since Big Disgrace, as their sold-out world tour continues across North America and beyond.
Temper City follow their chart-topping breakout “Self Aware” with “Reverse Psychology,” a new alt-rock single ahead of the trio’s Austin City Limits appearances.
Laci Kaye Booth’s third album Love Ain’t For The Faint Of Heart arrives September 18 via Lost Highway Records, featuring “The Illusion Of Love” with Lukas Nelson.
Minneapolis rock band Porch Light share “Paranoia” and “James,” two new songs from debut album Hush, arriving September 18 via Mom + Pop.
ADÉLA releases her debut album PRIMA alongside the “Nicole Kidman” music video as the rising pop artist prepares to launch her sold-out headline tour.
This week’s On Repeat moves from Midwestern emo to breathless dance-pop and old-school country, with Leisure Hour, JISOO, Waylon Wyatt and Carter Faith delivering the three songs I can’t stop playing.
Carly Rae Jepsen turns family expectations and inherited patterns into glittering house-inspired pop on “Motivation,” the latest single from her 24-track double album Day and Night.
Mac Miller’s previously unreleased “Butterflies” brings back a voice I’ve deeply missed, Remi Wolf continues an incredible run with “Bottle,” and Nessa Barrett wins me over with the dreamy “Bad Girls Never Die.”
The Womack Sisters revive the power of classic soul with “Monster,” Orville Peck goes cinematic on “Already Gone,” and new music from Nipsey Hussle and Bino Rideaux brings an unexpected and welcome return to West Coast hip-hop.
Alex Warren releases deeply personal new single “Rescuer,” written for his wife Kouvr Annon, ahead of sophomore album Wildchild, out August 28 via Atlantic Records.
Carly Rae Jepsen transforms fear of abandonment into euphoric dance-pop on “Don’t Leave Me on the Dance Floor,” the first taste of the “night” side of her forthcoming 24-track double album Day and Night.