Jazzy links with bass-house heavyweight Chris Lorenzo for “Invisible,” the lead single from her newly announced debut album, Peace & Patience.

Atlanta rapper Pluto continues her breakout run with “Tippy Toes,” a bold new Motown Records single paired with a vibrant, poolside music video.

Sienna Spiro sold all 135,000 presale tickets for her My House world tour, then added more dates that also sold out. Her debut album Visitor arrives July 3.

Fast-rising power trio DELTONA return with “Let It Burn,” a smoldering new single about an old flame that refuses to fade.

LeoStayTrill teams up with Nigerian powerhouse Shoday for the romantic Kel P-produced single “Till The Wheels Fall Off.”

Multi-JUNO nominated alternative-pop band Valley return with “Vending Machine,” their first new music in nearly two years.

Australian DJ and producer Dean Turnley is taking his breakout hit “Actin’ Tough” on the road with a major 2026 tour across the U.K., Europe and North America.

Nearly 200 independent record stores will host midnight sale events for Olivia Rodrigo’s third studio album, you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love, out June 12.

Sienna Spiro has announced The My House Tour, a global run supporting her debut album Visitor, out July 3 via Capitol Records.

Towa Bird will hit the road this fall for a North American headline tour in support of her new album Gentleman, with Mother Soki opening all dates.

All-female country trio Just Jayne are back with their new single “What’s His Name?,” a witty, harmony-stacked anthem that turns a breakup into a full-on victory lap. Playful, carefree, and instantly relatable, the track captures the sweet relief of realizing someone who once felt impossible to forget was never really worth remembering. Released via The Core Records, “What’s His Name?” finds Just Jayne leaning into the sharp humor, irresistible hooks, and three-part harmonie

Rising Texas alternative artist Novulent returns with the new single “self destruct,” the first taste of the forthcoming VOL. 3 Deluxe project.