The wait for a new Billie Eilish album is finally over as the release of Happier Than Ever has arrived Finneas has also produced every single song on the album. Back in February, Billie Eilish told Stephen Colbert, “I don’t think I would’ve made the same album, or even the album at all if it weren’t for COVID.”

GAYLE has released her highly anticipated debut EP entitled "A Study of the Human Experience Volume One," the singer-songwriter’s first-ever studio effort via Arthouse Records/Atlantic. The EP, as a whole, is a summation of Gayle’s experiences as a teen, filled with lessons learned and failed friendships. And though they’re all specific to her own life, ultimately, they capture how “life is fucking weird,” she says. “And life is so hard, but it’s so lovely simultaneously. And that’s really confusing." Especially when you’re growing up.” GAYLE burst onto the scene after releasing “abcdefu” back in December, which spelled out fuck you’s to her ex, his mom, and his shitty Craigslist couch. The track topped Billboard‘s Emerging Artists chart as the deliciously profane pop-rock kiss-off went viral. Since then, the 17-year-old Nashville native has landed at the apex of both the Alternative Streaming Songs and Alternative Digital Song Sales before reigning supreme on Billboard’s Global 200 and the Global Excl. U.S. chart. Thus far, the global hit has peaked at No. 3 on the Billboard Hot 100 after 14 weeks of steady momentum, despite competing with the juggernaut that is "Encanto‘s" “We Don’t Talk About Bruno.” Meanwhile, GAYLE’s world domination has continued with the launch of Billboard’s new Hits of the World charts, where it’s currently at No. 1 in Austria, Germany and Luxembourg, and in the Top 10 in numerous other countries. Ahead of her coming EP release, GAYLE has maintained a steady stream of promotion for her fledgling career as a superstar-in-the-making, having already made her late-night debut by performing on "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon," announcing a headlining tour, covering Alanis Morissette‘s “You Oughta Know,” oh, and trading DMs with none other than Olivia Rodrigo.

After a seven-year hiatus, the band The Wanted officially returns with the release of a two-disc album In addition, the album contains several new songs, being the first we have heard from the group since their last album, "Word of Mouth," released in 2013. The presentation single of this new album is "Rule The World," a pop dance song that recovers the sound

Little Mix is celebrating 10 years with its first greatest hits album, "Between Us," which includes four nature of a greatest hits compilation highlights the evolution of the band’s sound across the six studio albums

Kylie Minogue‘s 2020 album "DISCO" has been reissued across three formats as a special ‘guest list’ "DISCO" is the fifteenth studio album from the pop icon, and the first new music since her Number One album "Golden," released in 2018. Other tracks included on the album are 'Magic' and 'I Love It'. The album was largely recorded in lockdown with each team member recording and working from a separate

Brooklyn-based singer and songwriter Anna Shoemaker‘s highly-anticipated debut album, Everything is Fine In conjunction, she also reveals the official music video for the album’s focus track, “Until I Die.” Ultimately, the album portrays Anna coming into her over the past few years as both a musician and a Anna elaborates on the album process: “Everything Is Fine (I’m Only on Fire) is made up of bits and pieces This album is a destruction fantasy.

In May of 1990, Long Island native Mariah Carey released her self-titled debut album. You literally can’t make it up because that’s the story of Mariah Carey, whose debut album arrived 30 “Vision of Love” was released as the first single in May of that year ahead of the album hitting stores Her next three singles from the album each went to #1; “Love Takes Time,” "Someday,” and" I Don't Wanna The tune powered the album and Carey to four Grammy nominations in 1991; she won Best New Artist and

We continue down the path with Mariah Carey's fourth studio album, "Musicbox," which was released on Unlike her previous album before this, Mariah decided to take a slightly different approach, focusing The album went on to be certified Diamond by the RIAA, selling over 10 million copies in the U.S. alone with long-termer Walter Afanasieff, who have since parted ways after working together on her fifth album Mariah’s fans certainly cherish this album for what it meant to her career.

New York-based, queer pop star singer-songwriter Nicolas McCoppin has released a deluxe repackage of his 2020 EP, "Loverboy (The Heartthrob Edition)" via Loverboy Recordings, AWAL/Kobalt Music Group. Led by US radio Top 40 single ‘Heaven,’ “Loverboy (The Heartthrob Edition)” shares the classic tale of queer love and heartbreak. The record is packed with infectious yet heartfelt hooks; this project solidifies McCoppin as a trailblazer in the next generation of pop. In 2021, McCoppin made his official US radio debut with ‘Heaven’ the lead single from the forthcoming project. Ten weeks after Nicolas McCoppin’s initial chart introduction, “Heaven” broke Top 40 on the Mediabase Activator Chart at #40 with national radio, fan support, and 200,000 on-demand streams. ‘Heaven’ continues to climb higher each week with rave reviews from station programmers across the US. When you take a new generation of young, queer producers and writers and pair them with industry veterans like Bonnie McKee (Katy Perry, Britney Spears, Kesha), the result is a project like Loverboy (The Heartthrob Edition).

R&B singer Leon Bridges releases his third studio album, "Gold-Diggers Sound," he further explores the The album is named after the East Hollywood “studio, hotel and bar/speakeasy” where Bridges lived during It all adds up to the strongest and most fully realized album to date from an artist determined to keep

St. Louis-based R&B recording artist Trey Forever returns with a fresh EP titled "Heartbreaks Don't Last Forever." Trey Forever decides to keep things short and sweet with this 2-track body of work in an effort to give listeners a taste of what's to come. Consisting of the self-produced songs, "You Bad" and "All For You," Trey Forever croons over dark, atmospheric vibes that have become quite popular in today's R&B. With the first day of Spring right around the corner, Trey Forever's "Heartbreaks Don't Last Forever" is a much-welcomed change in temperature, even though Winter is still very much here. Hailing from the cityscapes of St. Louis in Missouri, R&B recording artist Trey Forever has been hitting the ground running in the music industry relentlessly since 2016 and has captivated thousands of fans and listeners since coming out of the gate, including over 1 million SoundCloud. His versatile style became apparent when he dropped his debut single “Drunk Conscious” shortly after coming out the gate, which garnered Trey Forever critical acclaim and positive reception in the R&B scene. Shortly after, the rising Singer quickly motivated to drop his follow-up single Heal and “Drunk Conscious” Music Video. With mainstream sensibilities and an ambition to truly make his way to the top, Trey Forever has more considerable prospects down the line to make sure he remains completely active, authentic, and attention-grabbing as a recording and performing artist. He's currently gearing up for a radio tour slated for 2018.

It's been 25 years that Canadian powerhouse Celine Dion released one of the best albums of her career The follow-up to her commercially successful album "The Colour of My Love"(1993) and French-language stakes were much higher than before, with a host of big names writing and producing tracks for the album Diane Warren returned for Celine's third album and, this time pumps out a huge hit that was from the The song was the second single from the album released in America in February and worldwide, becoming

Although 2020 produced one of the most trying time spans for independent artists in recent memory, Vancouver-based singer Madison Olds managed to overcome the odds and quickly transcended into a bonafide pop music sensation. Olds proves that on her new EP titled "Drowning In My Thoughts," she has a knack for penning delicious pop songs. Olds scored a radio hit this year with the disc’s opener, “Best Part of Me,” which reached the top 30 of several Mediabase and Billboard charts, including #22 on Billboard’s Emerging Canadian Artist chart. Its funky follow-up, “If You Wanna,” furthers the fun. “3’S a Crowd” feels like a video game arcade in a Caribbean setting. “Cliché of Falling in Love” nicely sets up an irresistibly bouncy chorus. Madison enters into a duet with Josh Ronen on the beautiful ballad “Sorry.” Finishing off with the fresh and satisfying “All the Small Things” and playful bop “Bad Thing." More recently, Olds was the recipient of the iHeart Radio Future Star of the Month, and over the past few months, her TikTok account has blown up to the tune of almost 500,000 followers. Although Olds’ star continues to rise, she maintains a genuine, down-to-earth authenticity while utilizing her newfound stardom to advocate for important issues such as stem cell research.

Genre: Pop Release: October 14, 2022 Song Length: 6 songs, 19 minutes

Nineteen-year-old Los Angeles-based artist Ashlynn Malia has been writing songs for most of her youth, some of which was spent doing a three-year stint as a singer and dancer with the Kidz Bop troupe. What she’s doing now is no child’s play as she releases her debut EP, “Rather Be Alone." “We played around, experimented a lot, and didn’t take ourselves too seriously during the process,” says Malia. “A ton of the sounds you hear in this EP are original. Looking back at the start of this project, we’ve all evolved so much since. We poured our time, energy, hearts, and souls into this body of work, and it’s extremely personal and special.”Made over the past two years with producers Andrew Weitz and Koby Berman, the EP reveals a singer finding her own voice. And on “Open,” her vocals are nuanced, ebbing and flowing in a spacious arrangement as she lyrically pulls the curtain back on some relatable insecurities. Malia, who debuted with the single “Desperate” almost two years ago and has progressed from there, has grown her profile over the years with a trove of acoustic covers she posts online, as well as her dancing and choreography work. (She did the choreography on Emily Kinney’s latest video, and here she is dancing to “Driver’s License”).

Genre: Pop Release: September 21, 1992 Song Length: 59 songs, 3 hours, 50 minutes

In that time, they have released eight studio albums, with a four-year break between 2011 and 2015. Now, their discography grows with their ninth album, "All The Truth That I Can Tell." The album was produced by James Paul Wisner, who also produced the band’s first two albums, with Carrabba It is an ambitious way to start an album because most opening songs usually begin with a bang, but the The good thing about sticking to this stripped-back sound is that the album's pacing stays the same.

Garbage has released a 20th-anniversary edition of their third studio album, Beautiful Garbage, initially The album saw a slight departure for the band in terms of their sound and delivered four hit singles None of them got higher than number 20 in the UK singles chart, although their album "Version 2.0" had The band reissued the album as a three-CD deluxe edition (in a clamshell box) with a much more satisfying There is an album-only 2LP set, one as black vinyl and one as white vinyl.

The album contains a total of six tracks and their latest release is the song titled "Lonely" which they

Sia is bringing on Christmas early with the deluxe edition of her popular holiday album, "Everyday Is winding down with the global COVID pandemic, so she is generously releasing a deluxe edition of the album “Snowman” was featured on the original "Everyday Is Christmas" album, released in 2017. It is her first album with Atlantic; it features original songs co-written and produced by Greg Kurstin "Everyday Is Christmas" cracked the top five on the Billboard Top Holiday Albums chart in 2017.