Australian rising R&B creative powerhouse Emalia released her highly anticipated debut EP "Unmuted" via Sony Music Entertainment Australia. The new EP features her new single and accompanying music video for "Messy." A glorious collection of nine tracks of near-perfect R&B-pop that overflow with raw emotion, heart and relatable lyrics, this is extraordinary music that winds around your soul. The EP contains Emalia’s previous singles ‘Suga Rush and ‘IOU’ along with the remarkable ‘Mistake,’ which looks back at the loss of first love. Also on the EP is the new single ‘Messy,’ which was written and co-produced with Carmen Reese (Ariana Grande, Kayne West) and is a sassy track with a smooth beat and gorgeous vocal skill. The song sees Emalia explore anger and regret. With a debut music collection this strong, polished and assured, the future for Emalia is incredibly bright. This is an artist who really has it all - the sound, the voice, the charisma - and it is not a stretch to say Emalia can easily stand shoulder to shoulder with some of the world’s top-tier artists. Trust us; this is a must-listen.

If you still haven't turned into a full-on Malia Civetz stan, this EP "Heels In Hand" via Warner Records will seal the deal. The carefully crafted collection of six honest, empowering, high-spirited tracks take the listener on a journey without missing a drip or ooze of soul. Malia Civetz is this badass, strong female artist who pours so much of herself into her music. She’s a singer/songwriter, which you guys know we have the most significant sweet spot for. This EP is all about self-love and knowing your worth, so get ready to dance, cry and sing along with us as we dive into this gem! Her EP showcases Civetz at her pitch-perfect best, and that includes the single "Partied Out." The gloriously anthemic single is Civetz at her infectious pop/dance beat, and the video includes RuPaul’s Drag Race favourites Jackie Cox, Yuhua Hamasaki, and Laganja Estranja, as well as Los Angeles drag favourite Rhea Litre, all of whom are giving us a dose of individuality. Another great highlight is Malia’s ability to rewrite the narrative on a familiar idea. With the saucy “Sugar Daddy,” she turns the preconceived notion of the so-called phrase and masterfully turns it into a spicy line: “I don’t need no sugar daddy/ Just want your sugar, daddy.” The track closes the EP perfectly by whetting the listener’s appetite and leaves them wanting more.

Eurovision Song Contest: Rotterdam 2021 is the official compilation album of the contest, put together by the European Broadcasting Union and was released by Universal Music Group. The album features all 39 entries, including the semi-finalists that failed to qualify for the final. The contest was held in Rotterdam, the Netherlands, following the country's victory at the 2019 contest with the song "Arcade" by Duncan Laurence. The Netherlands was due to host the 2020 contest before it was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. It will be the fifth time that the Netherlands hosts the contest, having previously done so in 1958, 1970, 1976 and 1980.

Jessie Ware has dropped a new track titled "Please," taken from the deluxe edition of her latest album "What’s Your Pleasure?" which will be released June 11. Officially titled "What’s Your Pleasure?" The Platinum Pleasure Edition, the redux, features 6 new songs. The single marks the London singer-songwriter’s first material since her fourth album came out last summer. Ware said in a press release: “I had such an amazing response to the "What’s Your Pleasure?" the record that I didn’t want the lights to go up and the party to be over just yet! "Please" is full of optimism and ready to be played in a place where we can all be together and flirt, dance, touch, and kiss." Meanwhile, Ware was recently nominated for two BRIT Awards: Female Solo Artist and Mastercard Album Of The Year (‘What’s Your Pleasure?’). This year’s winners will be announced during a ceremony at London’s O2 Arena on May 11.

Canadian musician, singer, and songwriter has surprised us with a brand new track called "Beside Myself," which is a bit of a tear-jerker. The track is a slow-burning, and atmospherically stunning piece of music injected with heart-wrenching lyrical turns and a stunning vocal display from Lights herself. It sounds like it was a tough song to put together, as she admitted on Twitter that she cried whilst tracking the second verse. This will serve as the first new music from Lights since her project 'Dead End' last year with MYTH was part of a remix album with the same name. She also joined forces with ILLENIUM and Dabin for the beautiful 'Hearts On Fire" earlier this year.

Albanian singer Bebe Rexha surprisingly announced that she would be releasing a new song on her Instagram account. Here it is called "Die For A Man," a collaboration with Philadelphia rapper Lil Uzi Vert. She shared a photo of her with Bebe Rexha wearing a lacy corset and lace scarf and Lil Uzi Vert posing in a puffy coat and announced this unexpected song. Bebe Rexha recently released her songs "Sacrifice" and "Sabotage" from her album "Better Mistakes." The album is scheduled to be released on May 7 via Warner Records. On the other hand, Lil Uzi Vert ended his 4-year longing with the album ‘Eternal Atake,’ which he published in 2020. It was dropped on March 6 via Generation Now and Atlantic Records as a surprise release.

Perrie Edwards, Leigh-Anne Pinnock and Jade Thirlwall have been working on a brand new chapter as a trio, and the girls finally dropped their new single "Confetti" that features rapper Saweetie. This will mark the first release from Little Mix since bandmate Jesy Nelson left the band in December last year. “Confetti” is the title track to the group’s sixth and latest album, which peaked at No. 2 on the Official U.K. Albums Chart last November. It’s the fourth single from the LP and the follow-up to “Sweet Melody,” which gave the trio their fifth U.K. No. 1 in January. They've led the national albums survey on one occasion, with 2016's "Glory Days." Little Mix was recently nominated for best group at the 2021 Brit Awards, due to take place May 11 at the O2 arena in London.

English singer-songwriter Birdy (aka Jasmine van den Bogaerde) has released her new album titled "Young Heart," finds even more room to mature, with a new collection of eloquently composing piano songs. Her vocal range is broader and more confident throughout her fourth album, spanning from husky ad-libs on “The Otherside” to stunning falsetto on the title track. Whether it’s enveloped in harmonies on the elaborate“Voyager” or given ample breathing room on “Nobody Knows Me Like You Do,” Birdy’s voice is the album’s key focal point. The new album comes five years after the release of her last record, "Beautiful Lies," released back in 2016 that included the singles "Keeping Your Head Up," "Wild Horses," "Words," and "Hear You Calling."

DJ Khaled is moving on to a new era as his twelfth album, titled "Khaled Khaled," is dropping tomorrow, and the tracklist was unveiled Wednesday and will feature tracks from Justin Timberlake, Meek Mill, and Justin Bieber. Along with revealing the album cover, he revealed that his sons, 4-year-old Asahd Khaled and 1-year-old Aalam Khaled, executive-produced the album, explaining the title. Today we get the first taste of new music from his upcoming album titled "This Is My Year" with A Boogie featuring Big Sean & Rick Ross. The new album expected to drop tomorrow will Khaled's first solo album since 2019’s "Father of Asahad," which produced songs like “Top Off” with JAY-Z, Future, and Beyoncé and “Wish Wish” with 21 Savage and Cardi B.

Australian rap megastar The Kid Laroi has just released a collaboration with pop icon Miley Cyrus, a remix to his track "Without You." Cyrus shared a video of herself on Instagram overnight singing a verse from the song, with a range of articles reporting on the singer’s romantic life featured in the background. In the end, Cyrus also kisses musician and TikTok creator King Moxu. "Without You" is lifted from the deluxe version of The Kid LAROI’s debut mixtape "F*CK Love." The rapper recently appeared on ‘Unstable’ from Justin Bieber’s new album "Justice" and had Machine Gun Kelly feature on his track "F*CK You, Goodbye." In addition, Cyrus had previously alluded to releasing more music in 2021, writing on Instagram in January: “Predicting a 2021 full of safe sex & effloresce (AND more f*cking MUSIC).”

Romanian singer-songwriter INNA released a new song, “Oh My God,” as it is the first taste of new music since her seventh studio album, “Heartbreaker,” which was released last November. She recorded the song during her Dance Queen's House studio sessions in 2020. INNA shared on social media, “This time last year, I was locked down in the studio. This is one of the songs that I didn't get to see the light yet." She got her start by using the stage name "Alessandra" in 2008 and adopted a pop-rock style; later that year, she changed her stage name to "Inna" and began releasing house music. Her debut single 'Hot" in 2008 was a commercial success worldwide and topped the Romanian and Billboard's Hot Dance Airplay chart, among others. Inna's debut studio album of the same name followed in August 2009 and was certified Gold and Platinum.

For much of the last decade, Julia Michaels has honed her craft as a songwriter, having penned Justin Bieber‘s ‘Sorry,’ Selena Gomez‘s slinky Talking Heads-sampling ‘Bad Liar’ and many others while still pumping out her own solo material. The interest in Michaels’ solo work to date – five EPs and countless singles – has therefore largely stemmed from an appreciation of her status as one of the elite pop songwriters of her era. Today Michaels finally releases her debut album titled "Not In Chronological Order," as she credits it with having her heart in the right place. “Now that I’ve experienced love in a very healthy way, I realized how pessimistic I’ve been in the past, how bitter I’ve been and how in love with toxicity I was,” as she explains, “I wanted to just really talk about this new healthy relationship I have with love.” The album will include the latest single “Love is Weird,“ "All My Exes,” and previously shared album track “Lie Like This.”

Musical duo from Columbus, Ohio Twenty One Pilots share another new single titled "Choker," from their sixth album, "Scaled And Icy," which will be released in less than a month away on May 21st. The track, which follows infectious lead single Shy Away, will debut via the band’s ​‘livestream experience’ platform, so if you’ve already got tickets for that virtual event on May 21, then you’ll get to hear Choker from 11:30 pm EST tonight (or 4:30 am BST on Friday). The 11-track record was written and largely produced by Tyler Joseph over the course of the past year at his home studio while he was in coronavirus-enforced isolation. Josh Dun engineering the drums remotely from across the country. It was also recently revealed that ‘Shy Away’ features cooing noises made by Tyler Joseph’s one-year-old daughter.

Twenty-two-year-old musician, songwriter, LGBTQIA+ rights advocate and Grammy award winner Daya has released a brand new song called "Montana." The new track will be from an upcoming EP which details have yet to be announced. With over 2 billion streams across her catalogue and the rising success of her last single, "Bad Girl," Daya proves she is an unstoppable artist to watch. After making her debut with 2016's double-platinum hit "Hide Away," the 22-year-old singer/songwriter Daya burst onto the music scene with meteoric success - she released her gold-certified debut album Sit Still, Look Pretty, headlined a national tour and won her first-ever Grammy Award for her 9x multi-platinum smash collaboration "Don't Let Me Down" with The Chainsmokers.

Rag'n'Bone Man will release his new album 'Life By Misadventure' on April 23rd, and today, he shares another new track from that record called "Crossfire." The new album 'Life By Misadventure' was constructed in a studio outside Nashville, with Mike Elizondo at the controls. He worked with long time collaborators Ben Jackson-Cook (keys, co-songwriter and co-producer of the album), Bill Banwell (bass, and co-songwriter) and Desri Ramus (backing vocals) are joined by drummer Daru Jones (Lazaretto-Jack White) and guitarist Wendy Melvoin who joined Prince’s Revolution at the age of 19. It was lead by the first single, 'All You Ever Wanted,' which is propelled by choppy rhythm guitars and a restlessness we’re all currently feeling and then followed up with his last single, "Anywhere Away From Here," which was his collaboration with superstar Pink.

More than two years on from the release of her critically-acclaimed debut record "Love Monster," Amy Shark has now released her long-awaited follow-up, "Cry Forever," via Wonderlick/Sony. Working with the likes of previous collaborators Dann Hume, M-Phazes, and Joel Little, in addition to the nascent talent of Jamie Hartman (Lewis Capaldi, Rag ‘n’ Bone Man), Dan Wilson (Adele, Leon Bridges), and Sammy Witte (Harry Styles, King Princess), Shark has crafted an album which showcases her growth as an artist at the front of the local music industry, along with her own personal evolution. The songwriter will play seven shows around the country in June and July 2021, with stops in Sydney, Melbourne, Hobart, the Gold Coast, Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth.

High School Musical: The Musical: The Series season two hasn't even been released yet. While season one included bops like "All I Want" by Olivia Rodrigo and covers our favourite High School Musical songs, the second season goes above and beyond. Today, a new song has been released by Olivia Rodrigo, and Joshua Bassett called "Even When/The Best Part," a swoon-worthy that strategically synthesizes their individual songs together like two pieces of a puzzle. The two-part song will appear during the second season of the Disney+ series, which premieres May 14, in which Nini (Rodrigo) and Ricky (Bassett) navigate their long-distance relationship after she heads off to the Denver-based Youth Actors Conservatory, leaving Ricky, the East High Wildcats and their spring musical production behind in Salt Lake City, Utah. The "Valentine's Day" episode spotlights Nini and Ricky struggling to physically spend the holiday together after Ricky takes a bus to Denver to surprise Nini with the new love song he wrote for her titled "Even When" -- only for Nini to surprise Ricky outside his (old) house in Salt Lake City and sing her own romantic ballad "The Best Part."

Aussie pop trio Glades have released their sophomore album "Planetarium" via Wit Hustle/Warner Music Australia. Preceded by four singles, including "Vertigo" and "Dancing In The Mirror," which has already garnered praise from outlets such as Billboard, the NME and Alternative Press, along with millions of streams, "Planetarium" bursts with the same charisma and endearing electro-pop traits that defined their acclaimed debut "To Love You." The album marks an exciting new step for a band that has already carved out an individual space in the Australian pop landscape and is now looking to do the same worldwide. All three Glades - vocalist Savage, Wenceslao and Cam Robertson - have spent the formative years of their adolescence releasing music. They met in high school and officially formed the band back in 2015.

JoJo fans are graced today with new music for the singer as a new collaborative effort with Parson James has been released titled "Dirty Laundry." Her collaborator shared the news on Twitter, where he announced their new track saying, “I can’t even believe that I’m typing this, but my new single, “Dirty Laundry,” featuring the literal love of my life @iamjojo, is out Friday, 4/30. This song means so much to us & it feels like an eternity that we’ve kept this secret. It’s all yours soon. I can’t wait for you to hear.” This is not the first time that the ‘Too Little Too Late’ singer has shared new music this year. In January, she shared the politically charged "American Mood." “Dirty Laundry” will serve as the first release following JoJo’s 2020 album "Good To Know."

The 28-year-old superstar has already conquered the charts in her native Brazil with hits like "Me Gusta," "Faz Gostoso and "Show das Poderosas," and she’s now set to enter the overseas market with her new song "Girl From Rio," her first full English-language track. The song combines urban elements of the trap with the unforgettable of the bossa nova classic "Garota De Ipanema." The singer, songwriter and actress has spent the last ten years ruling Brazil as the country's biggest pop star, where she's racked up countless hits and embarked on stadium tours. She's also had a Netflix docuseries about her life named the Most Powerful Person in Brazil by Forbes Magazine. She has collaborated with Madonna, Major Lazor, Rita Ora and Snoop Dogg. The track heads up her first multilingual album (English, Spanish and Portuguese), which is executive produced by OneRepublic's Ryan Tedder and follows later this year.