Another Friday, another reason to turn the volume all the way up.
From major names making their return to rising artists giving us something new to obsess over, this week’s New Music Friday lineup has a little bit of everything. Whether you’re looking for your next country favorite, a pop track to play on repeat, or something completely unexpected, there’s no shortage of new music worth checking out.
Leading this week’s releases is Ruby Rose Turner with “Digital Girlfriend,” while Ella Langley delivers “Here Then We’re Gone” from The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping soundtrack. Country fans have plenty to celebrate, too, with new music from Kameron Marlowe, Gabby Barrett, Warren Zeiders, and Randall King.
And speaking of unexpected collaborations, U2 and Dolly Parton have joined forces for “Torn,” bringing together two iconic names for one of the week’s most intriguing releases.
On the pop side, The Chainsmokers return with “Take What You Need,” while Tori Kelly teams up with HILLARI for “Wash.” Meanwhile, Leon Thomas adds “Trophy” to the mix, giving R&B listeners another reason to refresh their playlists.
But as always, some of our favorite discoveries come from the artists who might not be on everyone’s radar just yet.
Grey Oakes returns with “Summer Winds Back, Again,” continuing to build on his thoughtful, singer-songwriter sound. Elsewhere, Colin Lynch shares “Growing Pains,” Avery Anna delivers “Roadkill,” and Baylee Littrell brings “Web of Lies” to this week’s lineup.
We’re also keeping our ears on Brendan Walter with “Simplest Way,” Slater Nalley with “The Highway,” and Faith Hopkins, who has two tracks featured in this week’s playlist: “Part of Me” and “How Do You Sleep.”
And that’s only scratching the surface.
With additional releases from Kacey Musgraves, Elizabeth Nichols, Seaforth, Ethan Burdick, Blake Whiten, and plenty more, this week’s lineup is proof that there’s always another artist, another song, and another sound waiting to be discovered.
At Charted, that’s what New Music Friday is all about. Sure, we love hearing from the artists already dominating our playlists, but there’s something even better about finding a song from someone you’ve never heard of and immediately needing to know everything about them.
So whether you’re building your weekend soundtrack, looking for something new to obsess over, or simply trying to keep up with everything dropping, we’ve got you covered.
Your next favorite song might be one click away.
🎧 Stream Charted’s NEW MUSIC FRIDAY playlist on Spotify and discover all the releases we’re listening to this week. Find the playlist through the link in our bio.
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