Studio Music

Tame Impala returned with “End Of Summer,” an expansive, seven-minute new single issued by Columbia Records.

Tyler Ballgame shared a new track and video, “Got A New Car,” ahead of his homecoming appearance at this weekend’s Newport Folk Festival.

The Barr Brothers recruited Elizabeth Powell (Land Of Talk) to contribute to their propulsive new single, “Run Right Into It,” the second preview of their forthcoming album, ‘Let It Hiss.’

‘Blues For Allah,’ the Grateful Dead’s 1975 studio album, is the latest of the legendary band’s records to get a 50th anniversary deluxe reissue.

Bitchin Bajas announced a new album, ‘Inland See,’ and shared the single “Skylarking” along with 2025 Fall Tour dates.

Singer-songwriter Madi Diaz announced tour dates supporting her forthcoming album, ‘Fatal Optimist,’ and shared its lead single, “Feel Something.”

Brandon Niederauer issued “Say Something,” his debut original single using his “TAZ” nickname.

Japanese hip-hop duo Creepy Nuts shared the video for “Mirage,” their song serving as the season two ‘Call Of the Night’ theme.

Slightly Stoopid released “The Upside Down,” a new single featuring legendary MCs B-Real and Chali 2na.

Japanese Breakfast’s Michelle Zauner teamed with South Korean band Silica Gel for the collaborative single, “NamgungFEFERE.”

Nine Inch Nails released a new single, “As Alive As You Need Me To Be,” set for the ‘TRON: Ares (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack).’

Squeaky Feet detailed their second album, ‘Overview Effect,’ and shared a new single, “Irish Goodbye.”

Hermanos Gutiérrez joined forces with Leon Bridges on “Elegantly Wasted,” the duo’s first song to feature English-language vocals.

Chicago’s Whitney announced a new album, ‘Small Talk,’ and shared the single, “Dandielions.”

Lettuce detailed a new album, ‘Cook,’ and shared the single “Gold Tooth” along with 2026 U.S. tour dates.

aespa released “Dark Arts,” a single made in collaboration with KRAFTON’s PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDS battle royale video game.

Kronos Quartet shared two, star-studded renditions of Bob Dylan’s nuclear warning song, “A Hard Rain’s A-Gonna Fall,” to mark the anniversary of the first nuclear detonation.