Music

South African singer-songwriter Will Linley has released Could This Be Forever?, a five-track EP on Island Records. The collection pairs bright, guitar-led pop with romantic, open-hearted songwriting, including the buoyant "Life of the Party" and closing track "What If It Happens."

Becky Hill has released 'l0st the pl0t,' the final preview of her third album, REBECCA, due November 13 via Astralwerks. The candid dance-pop track examines the personal pressure behind commercial success, while Hill prepares for intimate UK shows and major 2027 dates.

Marco Luka steps into a new creative chapter with f_unk, his eight-track debut solo album on Arista Records. Blending new wave, dark synth-pop and Prince-inspired funk, the former Weston Estate frontman celebrates movement, experimentation and emotional freedom.

Allie X delivers a chilling examination of digital dependency on her self-produced goth-pop single Midnight for the Masses. The release arrives as the Canadian pop artist continues her 28-date Serial Diva tour across Europe and the UK.

UK garage producer MPH teams with Swedish DJ Megra on the new single Skin To Skin, offering another preview of his November 20 album Here, Forever. The release arrives as MPH continues his biggest headline tour to date.

Ryan Peter Murphy makes his album debut with Christmas in New England, a collection of 12 original holiday songs. The Warner Records newcomer also joins Hallmark Channel's Countdown to Christmas campaign with his anthem Joy Lives Here.

Bea takes aim at the emotionally underdeveloped men of modern dating on her new single “Peter Pan Syndrome,” pairing delicate piano, celestial harmonies and a wonderfully sharp pen.

Quadeca’s flutist, engineer, and secret weapon goes solo. Olēka’s HUMAN ERROR is a raw, genre-wrecking debut written, produced, and played almost entirely by one woman.

Jenna Raine adds five songs to Jeans, Boys & Jesus, expanding her debut’s stories of love, faith and growing up as her headlining tour continues.

Temper City explore fleeting attraction and self-destructive desire on “Sex & Drugs,” their new single with a darkly playful video.