After a two-year-long hiatus, platinum-selling singer Jessie J is back. The English artist has unleashed her comeback single “I Want Love." The song is written with pop hitmaker and OneRepublic frontman Ryan Tedder, who has also supported the single on social media. “And the voice of voices is back, baby,” he shared as he reposted the snippet on his Instagram story. “1970s with 2021 feels.” Jessie J’s last released music in 2019, with the two singles “Brave” with Don Diablo and “One More Try” from the & Juliet soundtrack. Her last proper project R.O.S.E was released in four parts back in 2018. It spanned multiple genres and was broken into the topical segments of realization, obsessions, sex, and empowerment. Earlier this year, Jessie J discussed her forthcoming music releases. Her fifth studio album, currently untitled, was produced by Tedder and is said to find the singer taking more risks in her music. Since her debut, "Who You Are," it’s been 10 years since the release of her debut, featuring her breakthrough hits “Price Tag” and “Domino.”

Amber Mark has shared her new single, “Competition.” Alongside the accompanying music video. The new track is set to appear on her forthcoming debut album, currently set for a 2021 release via PMR and Interscope. As with the album’s first track, “Worth It,” the single is accompanied by a stunningly choreographed official video co-directed by Amber with Cara Stricker. “I hold this one so close to my heart. "Competition" comes from a state of always comparing yourself to others and how ruthless that competitive nature can be towards yourself and towards others,” says Amber. “The song is a reminder of how much stronger we are together.” The visual highlights the song’s powerful message of community and the need for peer support. Together, the dancers act off one another, building a cohesive whole from their individual parts. When the drums kick in, the song takes on exciting energy, turning into a dancefloor-ready anthem sure to heat clubs across the globe this summer. To highlight the song’s themes, Mark also employs a chorus to bolster her affirmations of confidence, with powerful vocalists echoing her when she sings. The anthology of the album’s videos set to form a short film to be released alongside the album. Amber also recently announced an intimate London show at Lafayette on August 24th.

Doja Cat has shared her next single ‘Need To Know," which was announced on the artist’s social media overnight along with a futuristic animated video clip. This serves as the second single off her upcoming album "Planet Her." The melodic track will also be accompanied by a futuristic-themed music video, which she shared a snippet of on Wednesday. That should be out at midnight, but for now, the song is out internationally. The brief visual features the title in metallic font flying over a gleaming city of tomorrow before zooming in for a glimpse into a room with a silver statue of a female torso and a shot of a woman with long red nails playing video games while wearing a shirt with the singer's name on it in a NASA-like font. Doja is known for pushing the limits of her artistry, and she delivers every single time. Her collaboration with Saweetie (‘Best Friend’) and with SZA (‘Kiss Me More’) are just two examples of some of her best work. Last month, Doja won the Best New Pop Artist award at the iHeartRadio Music Awards, and she also took home the Top R & R&B Female Artist at the Billboard Music Awards.

Having already achieved huge success as a featured artist, selling millions of singles and amassing billions of streams globally and now she is back with a new song "Already There." In 2017, at just 16 years old, Jasmine decided to take a year off from her blossoming music career to wait tables at a restaurant in London's Soho, an experience that felt necessary in order to reset, and which she now references in her newest song. That time away from the industry brought Jasmine a new perspective, and in this latest single and accompanying video she is brought back to that time, romanticizing the idea of two strangers meeting in a bar or restaurant, how they came to be, and how they grew stronger while apart. Jasmine Thompson was born in London and was YouTube-discovered at age 13. After recording numerous cover songs for her channel, she started getting regular radio airplay on BBC. In 2013, Thompson self-released her debut album "Bundle of Tantrums." One month later, she released an EP called "Under the Willow Tree." While releasing her own music, Thompson created a track with German DJ/producer Robin Schultz called ‘Sun Goes Down’ that became an international dance hit. In 2015, Thompson was signed with Atlantic Records and travelled to the U.S. to collaborate with artists like Jesse Shatkin and Emily Warren.

Maroon 5 has released their much-anticipated seventh studio album, "Jordi," via 222/Interscope. The album is named after the band’s late manager Jordan Feldstein, who died in 2017 from a heart attack. In subsequent years, Maroon 5 has made several tributes to Feldstein, including the standalone single “Memories” in 2019. “Memories” is included on "Jordi," along with the band’s latest single, “Beautiful Mistakes,” featuring Megan Thee Stallion. "Jordi‘s" tracklist features blackbear, Bantu, H.E.R., and none other than rock legend Stevie Nicks, a figure whose stature seems to grow with each passing year. Maroon 5’s last full-length album, "Red Pill Blues," arrived in 2017. In addition, they released the standalone single “Nobody’s Love” in 2020, together with a socially distanced visual directed by David Dobkin. Unfortunately, the band was forced to reschedule their spring and summer 2020 tour run due to the COVID-19 pandemic. As a result, they’ll now embark on their rescheduled North American tour this summer. After several dates in July were postponed, the tour is currently scheduled to kick off on August 10th at the White River Amphitheatre in Auburn, Washington.

Pop sensation Slayyyter is taking control of 2021, releasing her debut album Troubled Paradise out via FADER Label. The album features singles like "Self Destruct," "Throatzillaaa," and the title track “Troubled Paradise,” Slayyyter spins dastardly lovers, boredom, and literal villains into bombastic, Y2K-influenced music on her first official LP. Her ferocious return signals the dawning of a new era for the self-made popstar, one who isn’t afraid to raise some hell. She says of the album, "I like doing things myself, I always have in every aspect of life. These days, you can make big budget-sounding pop but have it be totally DIY. My friends and I just write these songs. I want to keep the ideas raw." "Troubled Paradise" represents the complex dichotomies and consequential life changes that the musician has experienced over the past year. This time around, Slayyyter's feeling a little less tabloid-era, Heidi Montag-meets-Paris Hilton pop, leaning instead into the experimental, glamorous early 2000s pop a la Gwen and Fergie, who she worshipped as a young girl. The album will be Slayyyter’s first full-length release since she dropped her self-titled mixtape back in 2019.

Mariah Carey has reunited with iconic production duo Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis on their new track "Somewhat Loved (There You Go Breakin' My Heart). The diva previously worked with the pair, best known for their stellar run with Janet Jackson throughout the ’80s and ’90s, on her ‘Rainbow’ and ‘Glitter’ albums. The song is called “Somewhat Loved” and will be featured on the duo’s upcoming album “Volume 1”. This yet another collaboration among these artists, which also includes the #1 hit single “Thank God I Found You Announcing the collaboration on Twitter, they wrote: “When we started Jam & Lewis Volume 1 w,e put a wishlist together of all our favourite artists. The chance to reunite with our friend and fellow Songwriters Hall Of Fame partner Mariah was wishlist fulfillment at its finest.” Mariah released her 15th studio album ‘Caution’ in 2018, and, according to the star, work is well underway on the follow-up, which she recently teased during a chat with fans on Twitter’s new Spaces feature. Ahead of their compilation, the pair previously released “He Don’t Know Nothin’ Bout It,” featuring Babyface, and “Til I Found You,” with Sounds of Blackness and Ann Nesby, Big Jim Wright and Lauren Evans.

When jazzy synth-pop meets bubblegum trap, you get Marian Hill featuring Yung Baby Tate's new single, "oOo That's My Type." Marian Hill, the songwriting duo comprised of vocalist Samantha Gongol and producer Jeremy Lloyd, have made their mark with sultry vocals that intertwine with Tate’s playful raps, making for a cool girl anthem for the summer perfect for late-night drives. The accompanying video is a neon-tinted foray into the night, picking up new friends along the way. Marian Hill has made their mark with their sultry, futuristic take on R&B, trippy remixes of others’ songs and their catchy hooks that made them the most Shazam’d band in America at one point. Eight years on from their debut EP "Play," they still manage to keep it exciting. The duo announced their headline tour schedule. The tour is supported by Moroccan-American singer-songwriter Dounia and kicks off at Union Stage in Washington, DC, on September 15, 2021.

Singer-songwriter and producer Jack Newsome is 'All Dressed Up' as he releases his first medium-length album under the record label, 12-tone music. His EP consists of seven songs, namely: "All Dressed Up," "Friends," "Hurt People," "Easy on Me," "Arms," "The Year The World Stood Still," and "All Dressed Up (Hot Mix)." Like many artists out there, the 25-year-old singer drew inspiration from his experiences during the pandemic to write more songs and create new music. The 25-year old singer-songwriter explained that he wanted his songs to be mostly upbeat, giving his fans "a little shot of adrenaline" to get them dancing. Newsome was a former member of the Manhattan-based boy band NY5 and the Berlin-based band New District. He then decided to go solo and joined the American songwriting competition show "Songland" on NBC, becoming a finalist in 2019. He has also worked with artists such as Meghan Trainor, Ryan Tedder and Sean Kingston.

Niall Horan and Anne-Marie appeared on "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon" recently, performing their newly released track, “Our Song.” The performance was set like a music video, giving it a fun and artistic flair since they couldn’t be in the studio in New York. Horan and Anne-Marie released the "Our Song" music video in May. In the video, Horan and Anne-Marie play jewel thieves on the run. "Our Song" appears on Anne-Marie's forthcoming second studio album, "Therapy," set to drop on July 23. Anne-Marie released her debut studio album, "Speak Your Mind," in 2018. Horan, a former boy band One Direction member, released his second solo album, "Heartbreak Weather," in 2020.

There's very little left to release MARINA's new album, “Ancient Dreams in a Modern Land,” which hits streaming platforms this Friday (11). But first, the singer has unleashed a brand new music and music video. For the production, it can be seen that the singer bet on different looks, some even reminiscent of MARINA's previous eras. And along with the announcement of the release of “Venus Fly Trap” as a single, days before the arrival of her new album, MARINA also has a promotional commitment on her agenda. The singer was cast as a musical attraction on the program “Late Night with Seth Meyers” next Monday, the 14th. On occasion, MARINA will present “Venus Fly Trap," since the track is the new single from the album “Ancient Dreams in a Modern Land."

RuPaul's Drag Race guest judging veteran Todrick Hall is celebrating Pride with the release of his new album, "Femuline." The lead single "Boys In The Ocean" came out Friday, June 4th. Today he unveiled a video for the track "Rainin' Fellas," an homage to the Weather Girls' classic, "It's Raining Men." "Femuline" is bold and unapologetic as Hall exudes new confidence and his magnetic charisma shines through on every track, not to mention his clever wordplay. The album was entirely written by Hall, with production from Grammy-winning Wiidope (Nicole Scherzinger, Ciara) and Jeeve (Bruno Mars, Britney Spears). Additionally, Hall is joined by a fierce collection of collaborators, including the legendary Chaka Khan, Brandy, Nicole Scherzinger, Tyra Banks and TS Madison. The dancefloor-ready collection is a defiant statement of self-empowerment and self-described as an "open love letter to the LGBTQ community," released in tandem and honour of Pride. Hall also announced a global tour in 2022, spanning the U.S., Europe, and Australia. The North American leg will kick on March 12, 2022, in Seattle and wind through the U.S. until May 3, 2022, ending in Toronto, ON.

Global pop star Ava Max dropped her highly anticipated debut album "Heaven & Hell" in 2020 after making a name for herself with a handful of empowering singles. Now following up on her success, Ava Max returns to make sense of her emotions with the electrifying new single “Every time I Cry.” The new track opens with resonating synths, building up momentum until a groovy beat drops. The song is about finding power in tears and realizing that being in touch with your emotions is healthy. While fans were hoping the new track marks the beginning of a new era, Max clarified that they’ll still have to wait a bit until her next full-length project. “This is not the next era quite yet…,” she wrote on Twitter. Her latest album, "Heaven & Hell," cemented her stardom, arriving after two of her songs had gone No. 1 in several countries. Her album’s track “Kings & Queens” impressively boasts over one billion streams.

In 2018, Marina Diamonds dropped her stage name Marina & The Diamonds for just Marina. Before that, she released the less ambitious album "Froot," where she veered away from the idiosyncratic, internet-influenced anthems that populated Tumblr for years. Today we start a new era with her much anticipated fifth studio album has been released titled "Ancient Dreams In A Modern Land." The latest album is a startling explosion of vim and attitude. It mingles speeding, wordy, indie-tinted dance-pop bangers, tilting at all manner of contemporary ills, with sudden moments of broken-hearted piano-led contemplation. "Ancient Dreams in a Modern Land" is packed with plenty of juice and surprises. Diamandis’s decade-long career began with hit singles as Marina and the Diamonds. On albums such as the scattershot "Froot," her sensibilities were eventually too musically unpredictable for straightforward pop stardom. She recently moved to Los Angeles, but, happily, her sound has not become California smooth. On the contrary, she has clearly rediscovered her inspiration, resulting in this delightful album.

More than a quarter of a century since the release of their self-titled debut, Garbage continues to maintain the band's distinct musical identity while making subtle deviations to their reputable electronic-rock template. Now, they are back with their new album "No Gods No Masters," the limited deluxe edition with a bonus disc of covers, most of which have been issued in the last eight years for Record Store Day. Manson said of the album: “It was our way of trying to make sense of how fucking nuts the world is and the astounding chaos we find ourselves in. It’s the record we felt that we had to make at this time.” Being the band's seventh studio album is more than just a number as it has meaning. Therefore it is not surprising that exactly this number forms a kind of common denominator for the album. Lyrically, the record builds on things like the seven virtues and the seven deadly sins. It is about twists and turns from capitalism and lust to loss and grief. "No Gods No Masters" takes time to embrace the listener with its wings of despair. Music is more than notes and words. Those are just tools to transport emotions, and Garbage is masters in transferring these feelings to the listener.

Canadian singer-songwriter Dani Kristina returned with a new song, “Gambler,” accompanied by a new music video. Written by Danijela Kristina Hajdinjak and produced by Trevor James Anderson serves as her first single since her debut EP “Aura,” which was released last October. "Gambler" is an energetic disco-pop song produced by Trevor James Anderson, inspired by the vintage synths of Mark Ronson's discography. It tells the story of a failed relationship when one person is more invested than the other. With a music video featuring TikTok star @katamogz, this song explores the risks of being "all in" to somebody without being aware of the risks. A powerful dance-pop song that explores the consequences of "gambling" with your feelings. ​Dani Kristina shared on social media, “this is my first self-directed video featuring the gorgeous Katarina Mogus from En Flique Creative, and we had a blast creating this; I can't wait for you all to hear! So many logistics to consider when recording a music video during covid to keep everyone safe and healthy, but it was so fun being on set for this shoot! I worked with the BEST cast, and I'm so excited to share this song & video with you all; thank you to everyone who worked together to make this shoot, so special & to make my vision for this song come to life! appreciate all of you

Coldplay’s new single “Higher Power” has got a new musicvideo. Dave Meyers directed the video, a sci-fi odyssey on the planet Kaotica with robot dogs and dancing aliens. The press release notes references to "The Terminator Blade Runner" and "The Fifth Element." In addition, Seoul’s Ambiguous Dance Company appears in the video. Meyers said of the clip: “The video is a metaphor for how, right now, we all feel alienated, far removed from our world, almost like we’re on an alien planet. And ultimately, we find love in the streets, and that euphoria shoots us off into the stratosphere of our own energy and higher power.” This year reports also claimed that the band has been working on a new album called "Music Of The Spheres."

Canadian singer-songwriter Mimika has released a new song, “Rambling (Chapter 1),” along with a music video directed by Luca Roberto Cianfarani. The song will appear on her upcoming debut EP, which consists of four chapters, each illustrating specific moments in her life that have gotten her to where she is now. Last year, Mimika started a mini-mixtape series, with each mixtape focusing on two or three emotions she has felt in her life. She’s now starting a chapter-based narrative, kicking off with her glistening new single, “Rambling.” Here is what Mimika said of the song, “I have this tendency to shoot myself in the foot when it comes to relationships and somehow always find a way to end things before they really begin. 'Rambling' explores that in a conversational way. I spend a lot of the song beating around the bush regarding what's going on in this relationship until I finally blurt out the truth, which is “maybe I wasn't meant for this, meant for love, I'm scared of 'us.'” The song is meant to make you self-reflect and look inside as to the real motives behind why we do the things we do.” Her new EP is set for release later this year.

Here is an unreleased track from Flordia-born singer Ariana Grande called "More," featuring rapper BIA. The song was intended to be on Ariana Grande’s fourth studio album, "Sweetener," but never made the final cut. The album debuted at number-one on the US Billboard 200 with 231,000 album-equivalent units moved in its first week, of which 127,000 were from pure sales, marking Grande's third release to reach the top position in the country.

Marina is gearing up for releasing her fifth studio album titled "‘Ancient Dreams In A Modern Land’ which is set to drop on June 11th. Today, a new song from that album has surfaced called "Goodbye." Recently, users tweeted about their obsession with the artwork as they speculated about the contents of one of the songs, "Goodbye," stating that it better not be what I think it is miss diamandis," one user wrote, referencing the final tune on the list that many have feared (without evidence) might be a kiss-off to the music industry, as Marina previously opened up about previously considering an exit from the music industry during her 2019 "Love + Fear" album cycle. Also, to celebrate the release, Marina has announced a global live stream show shot in the California desert. The show, entitled ‘Marina presents Ancient Dreams Live from the Desert’, will be broadcast worldwide in different time zones on June 12-13. She will perform tracks live from the album for the first, plus several fan favourites in North and South America, Asia, Australia & New Zealand, and the UK, Europe and Africa.