The collaboration was teased earlier this month between H.E.R and Chris Brown, and today we get the unveiling of the sensual ballad. Four-time GRAMMY winner formally lifted the lid on C. Breezy's duet called "Come Through." This isn’t the first time the pair have worked together. Last year, Brown was featured on H.E.R.’s ‘Slide’ remix, and their collaboration ‘Come Together’ was one of the many songs on Brown's "Indigo" album. H.E.R. was also a part of Breezy’s "Heartbreak On A Full Moon" tour in 2018, as one of the opening acts. There’s no denying that when these two get together, they’re bound to create a hit song.

Chase Hudson, aka Lil Huddy, has made a good name for himself as a social media influencer. The TikTok star, followed by millions of people on the video-sharing app, is now pursuing a career in music. Today is the release of his new song titled "America's Sweetheart," as he shared the exciting news with a picture via his Instagram account. He also spoke about the track on Twitter, saying, "isn’t just any song. This song is so personal that I've been protective over it for months because of how vulnerable it is. I’m so happy that I’m able to do what I do I can’t wait for you to hear." Lil Huddy is well known for his relationship with Charli D'Amelio, co-founding the TikTok collective, the Hype House, and popularising the e-boy fashion style and subculture.

Neon Hitch has been making waves in the industry for some time and certainly isn’t done with releasing bops. She has released her new mixtape titled "Free Style," which consists of 10 tracks. The mixtape is an idea she had when listening through some demos that sat on her laptop and pieced together all the studio freestyle tracks and put them in a flow that felt right. Along already releasing two studio albums and three EPs, Neon has collaborated with a whole range of high-profile stars — Bruno Mars, Sia, Gym Class Heroes, and Tyga — and has recently teamed up with Baddies Only and Pvssycat for a new anthem. It’s been a couple of years since Neon’s last studio album, "Reincarnation."

Montreal pop, electro and jazz singer-songwriter has released her debut album "Phoenix," which has been a buzz item for years, with over 117 million streams of her songs and flattering profiles in all sorts of media outlets, including Harper’s Bazaar, The Fader, Paper and W Magazine. "It’s a very personal album, but at the same time, I think it’s an album that talks about all the things I felt I needed to talk about,” said Cardin. “So it’s not only about romantic relationships. It’s an album that touches a lot of important things that are important to me, and that’s how the album's themes come together. But it’s not one story that’s told through 13 songs. It’s like 13 different little stories that talk about things that are very close to me.” The album launch live stream concert takes place on April 29 at 8 p.m. ET. Tickets are $23.72 and are available at momenthouse.com/charlottecardin

Boston-born singer-songwriter Sasha Sloan is back with a new song titled "When Was It Over" that features Sam Hunt. Whether you’re familiar with the name Sasha Sloan or not, there’s a good chance you’ve already heard her work infiltrate the culture. After she went viral with a post about her parents trolling her, musician found herself writing songs for stars like Camila Cabello (“Never Be The Same”), Katy Perry (“Cry About It Later”), Charli XCX (“Track 10”) and more, the singer-songwriter is now stepping into her own as a solo artist as she recently released ‘Only Child’ which was her debut studio album. There is no news on if the new track is from a new upcoming album or just a stand-alone single but we are happy to have new music from the rising star.

Eric Church has been country music’s middle finger, upending how things are done in Nashville with both his albums and his live show. Today is the release of his new record "Soul," which is a wildly ambitious triple album — one titled "Heart," and one "Soul" — that he wrote and recorded in the mountains of North Carolina with longtime producer Jay Joyce and an army of trusted songwriters. The 24-track set with three parts: “Heart” and “Soul," with nine tracks each, plus a six-track additional record, “&” (out April 20) for his fan-club members only. This month, he announced an ambitious 55-date arena tour, kicking off this September. “That’s aggressive, but I’ve got to make it happen,” he says over Zoom from his writing cabin west of Nashville. “I’ve got to make it happen because I think it’s that crucial to the overall sentiment of what society is going through right now. We need this. I need this.”

Singapore singer-songwriter JJ Lin collaborates with Anne-Marie, an English singer-songwriter known for her hit songs such as “Friends” and “2002” on his latest EP, Like You Do. The delayed release of this hidden track is slated for release on April 23. This is the seventh track on the EP, released on 28 March. JJ’s first full English EP is also throughout his 18 years in the music industry. Presenting a different side of himself with this EP’s release, the singer-songwriter has collaborated with new musicians such as Fernando Garibay, Nasri Atweh, Joshua Kissiah Cumbee, Ramiro Padilla and Daniel Padilla. The new song comes after just a few months after he teamed up with GOT7's Jackson Wang for the Mandarin song "Should've Let Go."

Swedish singer-songwriter Winona Oak has released a new song titled "Old Insecurities." In case you don't know her, she is best known for her collaborations with "What So Not" and The Chainsmokers for the songs "Beautiful" and "Hope." But it is her own striking compositions that are her creative spirit and open-hearted personality shine. On her "Closure" EP, the melodies and production have a grandeur that, when juxtaposed with her sensitive vocals and vulnerable lyrics, makes for truly moving and unforgettable tracks. It’s pop star quality with grounded authenticity. This serves as a follow-up to her most recent EP released in October 2020 ", She."

Rebecca Black knew that coming out when she admitted to dating girls would feel freeing on a personal level as today she does exactly that with the release of a brand new song titled "Personal." She recently celebrated the 10th anniversary of her song “Friday,” in which she released a remix version when the original song came out on February 10th, 2011. The remix, which features 3OH!3, Big Freedia and Dorian Electra is a bit too busy and dancey for me, though. The original’s generic-sounding pop-rock vibe is part of what made it great and propelled her into stardom. Black has released many other songs, including her Dave Days collaboration "Saturday." She currently uploads videos on her YouTube channel about various topics.

Most recently, Nashville-based solo songwriter, talented guitarist Sara unleashed her breakout song, “Remember That Night?” which finds her reminiscing on a past breakup. Just today, she unveils a new song titled "Backseat Rider." She spoke of the track, saying, "I wrote this song about watching your best friend become someone else's, and the feeling of being the friend who always sits in the backseat." Even as she releases new music, the breakout success of her hit single, "Remember That Night?" continues to climb the Top 40 at Triple A radio outlets nationwide with over 135M global audio streams and counting. The official video for "Remember That Night?" currently boasts over 5.5M individual views on YouTube.

Recently he shared a sneak peek of the song on his TikTok. Tony winner Ben Platt has just released his latest single, simply titled "Imagine." Ben Platt is an actor, singer, and songwriter. He made his Broadway debut in The Book of Mormon. He later starred in Dear Evan Hansen, receiving multiple accolades for his performance as the title character, including the Tony Award for Best Actor in a Musical. Platt's film credits include Pitch Perfect, Pitch Perfect 2, Ricki and the Flash, Run This Town, and Drunk Parents. Since 2019, he has starred in the Netflix comedy-drama series The Politician, for which he was nominated for the Golden Globe Award for Best Actor.

Hayley Williams officially released her cover of Broadcast's "Colour Me In," via Atlantic Records. The song was previously released for 24 hours on a Voter Registration compilation, ‘Good Music To Avert The Collapse Of American Democracy’ last September, a 40-track album featuring previously unreleased recordings by everyone from R.E.M. to Phoebe Bridgers to Death Cab For Cutie, and many more. The Paramore singer, who released her debut solo records ‘Petals For Armor‘ and "Flowers For Vases/descansos" in 2020 and 2021 respectively and Williams hinted that Paramore was working on their sixth album.

The country crooner has dropped his new track “Bible Verses' which is about his relationship with God and religion in the song. This is the 12th and final track on Shelton's forthcoming new album, "Body Language," which is due out on May 21. The record includes Shelton and fiancee Gwen Stefani's recent No. 1 hit "Happy Anywhere," his current single "Minimum Wage," and a title track that features The Voice alumni, the Swon Brothers. All dozen songs are outside cuts; Shelton did not write or co-write any of them. Shelton most recently released a new album in 2017 (Texoma Shore). In recent years, he'd suggested that he was perhaps done releasing full albums, though he did put some new songs on a compilation album, "Fully Loaded: God's Country," in 2019.

Pop-rock duo Aly & AJ unveiled a new song, “Don't Need Nothing,” from their upcoming fourth studio album, “a touch of the beat gets you up on your feet gets you out and then into the sun. The new album is set to be released on May 7, 2021. It is their first LP in 14 years. The track is the fifth single off of the album, following “Slow Dancing,” “Listen!!!”, “Pretty Places” and “Symptom of Your Touch.” Aly & AJ said of the album, “We weirdly held unnatural confidence over the recording & writing process this year even when things would start and stop giving all of the Covid shutdowns. It was like we were meant to make this music regardless of the world falling into the abyss because it was the record we were always born to make.”

Synthpop duo based in New York City, Great Good Fine OK, have released a brand new track called "Real." The band was founded by Jon Sandler and Luke Moellman in 2013 and releasing the song "You're The One For Me." Its overwhelming online popularity resulted in the song reaching #1 on Hype Machine twice in one month. When prompted, the duo describes their sound as “indie-pop with a dash of R&B, maybe, and with synths for sure.” With the changing music landscape, genre-based music becoming a thing of the past and their own curiosity, this duo isn’t afraid to explore different sounds and expand Great Good Fine OK.

Ethiopian-Canadian singer and songwriter Ruth B has dropped a brand new song titled "Situation." She also announced her new album “Moments In Between,” to be released June 11 via Downtown Records. Executive produced by Patrick Wimberly (Beyonce, Solange, Blood Orange, Ellie Goulding), the album features eleven new, original songs written or co-written by Ruth. “Situation’ is maybe my favourite song I’ve ever written,” says Ruth, who wrote the track with Ido Zmishlany (Demi Lovato, Shawn Mendes). “It sounds so much like me and where I am now versus a few years ago.” The announcement of "Moments In Between" follows the February release of a powerfully reimagined version of Ruth’s single “If I Have A Son” featuring The Harlem Gospel Travelers.

Alessandro Mahmoud—better known as Mahmood, has a new single out titled "Zero." The new song will be included in the new Netflix original, also called "Zero," in 8 episodes that tell a story of a shy boy with a superpower, becoming invisible, will be available from April 21st. In preview in the trailer, an unreleased track by Mahmood entitled Zero, written by A. Mahmood, D. Petrella, D. Faini and produced by Stardust, will be the soundtrack that closes the series and will be part of the new Mahmood album in spring release. Mahmood got his start having made it to the third episode of ‘The X Factor in 2013 and was still destined for stardom. In 2018, he was selected to compete in Italy’s prestigious Sanremo Music Festival, and the rest is history.

Grammy-winning singer/songwriter Joelle James, known for co-penning Ella Mai’s breakout hit “Boo’d Up,” has tapped out from love on her new song “Heart Can’t Take It.” The mending track speaks to a once-strong relationship that is no longer able to be saved from ending. With a joyless piano and a kick drum underneath James’ blue voice, she ponders at turning back the hands of time to be freed from unhappiness caused by this love. The new track will be lifted from her upcoming album "Scream," slated for release sometime later this year. It follows her 2020 two-pack single “Where in the World UPO/2020 Vision.”

Syleena Johnson has many titles to her credit – author, actress, talk show co-host, fitness inspiration, slayer of hooks and R&B diva, to name a few. She is now releasing a new version of her first album under her Entertainment One Nashville recording contract, an updated intro and two new songs. One of them is the baggage-lifted “Never Been Better,” which she released ahead of "The Making of a Woman." The second is "Water," a heavyhearted tune where she feels like a once-lasting relationship is now slipping away from her grasp. In addition to the updated album title and bonus tracks, Syleena also rearranged the order of songs, creating space for a fresh perspective on the project's overall theme.

The duo has spent much of the last year working together remotely with PJ in his native Australia and Noah in Los Angeles, managing to make deeply personal records from opposite sides of the world. At the onset of the global pandemic, they continued to write and record over the internet resulting in their collaborative debut EP "People Don’t Change." The EP spotlights the organic nature of their partnership, with stripped-down instrumentation, the extraordinary pairing of their voices, poetic lyrics and catchy melodies to create a remarkable mash-up of Americana, folk, and classic country. This isn't the first time teaming up as the pair originally met back in 2018 at a songwriting camp in Bali and, when they reunited at the same gathering a year later, began working on the songs that would go on to form the core of Cyrus’ 2020 EP "The End Of Everything."