Neon Massacre’s newest single “Hey Siri” is a remastered debut from 2023, detailing the fallout and heartbreak of a short-lived yet impassioned relationship. Chloe Ferguson, the face behind the project Neon Massacre, details her confusion over a relationship that has ended with Siri, iPhone’s digital assistant. “Hey Siri” shares Ferguson’s darkest feelings about the ending of this partnership. She still thinks about him and wonders when she’ll finally forget about him, albeit this person has hurt her. She talks to Siri as a confidante, similarly to talking it out with a friend. However, Ferguson going to her phone rather than a friend emulates the feeling of having no one in your circle who can understand the heartbreak you’re going through— opting for someone who can only listen as you pour your heart out. “Hey Siri” is a special listen, as its poetic story-telling is relatable for anyone going through similar emotions. Ferguson’s fear that she will never get over this person, as she thinks of him “every night”, is a universal experience that creates an instant attachment to the song and its meaning. Click here to listen to Hey Siri! “Hey Siri” tugs at your heart strings while simultaneously stunning you with Ferguson’s astonishing voice. Ferguson creates a combination of a folk and pop ballad in her latest track, creating a sound that’s immediately entrancing through her vocal and genre adjustments. “Hey Siri” is sung above an emotional piano ballad, accentuating its raw lyrics. The poignancy of Ferguson’s description of her heartbreaking relationship makes for a song that requires multiple listens to completely grasp the intensity of her emotions during a titular time. Going with the title of the track, a voicemail is played in the background deep beneath a stripped-back piano and drum beat just before the bridge begins. This intermission prepares for the finale of the song, a crescendo that bears listeners to the powerful capabilities Ferguson’s voice holds. This finale to the track provides a satisfying ending to an already mesmerizing song. Fans of Gracie Abrams , Lizzy McAlpine , and Noah Kahan will find enjoyment in Neon Massacre’s “Hey Siri” from its poetic lyrics and a simplistic but effective instrumental.  Welsh singer-songwriter Chloe Ferguson is the creator of the project Neon Massacre, producing music that is both poetic and catchy. Neon Massacre’s discography ranges from upbeat pop pieces to hallowing ballads. Ferguson’s pop tracks draw inspiration from synthpop sounds of the 80’s, reminiscent of artists from the time like Tiffany and Wham! . Her ballads that combine folk and pop music showcase both her adept vocals and songwriting abilities. “Hey Siri” is Neon Massacre’s most recent release, a follow-up to her 2024 singles “Cut My Scissor”, “December Valentine”, and “What If They’re Watching”. Listen to “Hey Siri” and Neon Massacre’s other music through the links below! Written By Navi Madrid FOLLOW NEON MASSACRE: Instagram | Spotify  | Facebook

Meld yourself into a world of wonderous melody and genre-bending whirls with “Atlas” from artist Filiah and open art collective ‘welovemelodies.’ “Atlas” starts off moody and funk-laced, with Filiah laying down catchy, melodic vocals alongside a powerful, backing bass. The track smoothly transitions between folk-like, indie-propelled sounds to a near full-blown mixture of rock and alternative. This song is not one thing nor aimed toward one goal. With the blend of eclectic instruments with Filiah’s power-filled, yet smooth and polished voice there is no doubt that “Atlas” is a song like no other. Off the top of my head, there is no artist I can draw comparison to. While the sound of “Atlas” is overall simply unique and indescribable, the track brings me back to my childhood with its use of banjo, guitar, etc., and reminds me of early 2000’s country, folk, and alternative music. Some fragments of this song lean more toward an angsty, Alanis Morissette while others imitate the energy of a throwback from The Chicks. “Atlas” is a complex, raw, and very telling song. Much like its story of confusion, frustration, love, and faith in oneself, “Atlas” is authentic and powerfully relatable – especially to young listeners.  The simple line, “You made it look so easy!” from Filiah, aimed at herself while speaking into a mirror, is a small example of how emotionally complex and intelligently written “Atlas” is. The song takes simple, human concepts and transforms them into reflections of struggle, forgiveness, compassion, and connection. While delving into these topics, listeners can hear exact emotions in Filiah’s voice. At times where the song discusses more frustrating, compressing feelings, Filiah’s voice matches the tone perfectly and precisely emphasizes what she wants to say. On top of its well-rounded sound and impressive ability to connect with others through its blend of lyricism and layered instruments, “Atlas” is ultimately a song that speaks to the heart. There is not a moment left for listeners to misinterpret its lyrics, nor a question on how the artists are feeling in a particular moment, and it beautifully describes struggling to navigate life and believe in yourself as well as how to show yourself forgiveness & kindness when needed. Filiah is an Austrian indie-folk artist. After releasing her debut album “For Someone”, Filiah decided to take a step back from music altogether after experiencing exhaustion & complexities that came with the music industry. Upon stepping back from music, Filiah’s songs circulated throughout Austrian singer-songwriter circles who believed in her and her music. Members of these circles decided to create a songwriting retreat on the Croation coast, where the open art collective ‘welovemelodies’ warmly welcomed Filiah. welovemelodies is a group of songwriters, music producers, and artists dedicated to creating lovable music of various genres. When Filiah joined welovemelodies at this retreat, the song “Atlas” was born. This song not only is a “rebirth” of sorts but additionally a story of conquer over writers block and the struggles that come along with that. Written By Madison Spies FOLLOW FILIAH: Instagram | Spotify  | Soundcloud  | Facebook  | YouTube FOLLOW WELOVEMELODIES: Instagram   | Spotify

Australian singer-songwriter Nasman Donovan has just put out new single "Ultraviolet (Feel It Again)" on January 10, 2025. The pop-rock anthem is about experiencing love at first sight. Fans of artists like Ed Sheeran and Vance Joy will be captivated by his heartfelt, honest lyricism and impassioned vocals. He is committed to creating music that resonates with his listeners. This particular track is like being hit with summer after a long winter. "Ultraviolet (Feel It Again)" is the perfect romantic song to add to your playlists. "Ultraviolet (Feel It Again)" begins as a soft, acoustic guitar-driven track as Nasman sings about the moment he laid eyes on the person that he would fall in love with. As the track continues, the energy builds up, and it becomes more anthemic. The song really captures his feelings of romanticism with lines like, "You’re like a melody and all I wanna do is listen" and "Love’s hard to find but you’re making me feel it again." He is completely mesmerized by this person from the start. He expresses this sentiment with the lyric, "You’re ultraviolet / I can’t deny it." If you have ever felt yourself drawn to someone, this track is one that will truly speak to you. Nasman Donovan is a rising singer-songwriter from Perth, Australia. His musical journey began when he was 9 years old. He has performed Quarter-time entertainment at two AFL games at the Optus Stadium in Perth that has a capacity of 60,000 people. His first single, "After Loving Me," came out in March 2023. Since then, he has put out a few more releases and accumulated over 3,000 monthly listeners on Spotify alone. If you like this track, make sure to check out the rest of his discography. You can keep up with all the latest information on Nasman and his music is by following the social media links below. Written By Sydney Gray FOLLOW NASMAN DONOVAN: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok  | Facebook  | YouTube

River Dallas and his brand new single “Lemon Teen Scent” has arrived. This song captures the chaotic and restless feeling of being young. The lyrics present undertones of freedom and self-discovery with a hint of introspection. Its opening verse is gritty, while the pre-chorus and chorus juxtapose this by filling the song with lyrics which symbolize innocence. “Twenty-two on a Tuesday/ Fly by blue jay, yeah” is only one example of Dallas’ playful lyricism. Overall, “Lemon Teen Scent” is a vibrant listen filled with hidden emotional struggle. It probably represents the complexities many of us felt (or still feel) as young teens. And for that, I think it will resonate with anyone whose experienced the bittersweet feelings of growing up. The musicality of “Lemon Teen Scent” is simplistic; the song features a basic drum beat and smooth guitar lines to create an easy-going, feel good sound. The fusion of pop and rock elements make the single feel nostalgic, yet modern. The production is extremely impressive and up to par with some of today's top rated artists. River Dallas’ deep and captivating vocals are reminiscent of Billie Eilish’s hushed conversational tone. This technique often allows for deeper connection to the listener which for this profoundly personal topic, was an excellent choice.  Hailing from Denmark, River Dallas is an emerging indie-pop artist whose chill melodies and energetic flair will impress you from the start. With "Lemon Teen Scent" now streaming on Spotify, it is clear to see he has the unique ability to connect with an audience on a deeper level. The talented vocals and lyricism which shine through this track also presents River as a capable force to be reckoned with. It's safe to stay this is only the start of a fantastic artist's career. If you absolutely love “Lemon Teen Scent” and want to stay up to date with River’s latest projects, we’ve linked several of his social media accounts below! Written By Casey Hascup FOLLOW RIVER: Instagram | Spotify  | YouTube

If you know me, you know I’m a sucker for slow indie songs. Artists like Bon Iver and Novo Amor are some of my favorites… and so is Jon Bryant! Bryant recently released his new single “High Season”, and it gives off all of the vibes that I hoped it would. This isn’t the first song of Bryant’s that I’ve reviewed… but I will say… it’s my new favorite. There’s a sense of desperation in the song that I feel Bryant nails in every piece he writes. Bryant sings of the loss of the American Dream as the housing market goes up… leaving many our age barely able to afford a place to live. Bryant himself said, “My generation can’t buy homes and every year seems more and more hopeless.” Aside from the lyrics, I am always instantly drawn in my Bryant’s dreamy, soft vocals. It feels like a warm blanket is being tucked around me whenever he sings. With “High Season”, there is also a sense of tiredness to Bryant’s voice… which I think pairs perfect with the message of the song. He’s exhausted of having to stress and struggle to live, and pours that feeling out onto the page with this song. As for the instrumentals, like with most soft indie-songs, the focus relies heavily on less instruments, more vocals. “High Season” featured a beautiful acoustic guitar, and even the use of some light drums. I feel like I really got to delve more into the meaning of the lyrics and truly appreciate Bryant’s voice this way. Jon Bryant is a favorite of mine, as you’ve likely guessed. Based in Vancouver, Canada, Bryant is a mastermind in his craft, and carefully translates his deepest inner thoughts into open-hearted lyrics that leave me feeling all sorts of emotions. He has been releasing music since 2009, and even has an album releasing soon titled "Therapy Notes", which “High Season” will be featured on! If you are also a fan of this kind of music, or you just want a good song to reflect with, I highly recommend giving this one a listen. “High Season” is streaming everywhere, now! Written By Isabel Mays FOLLOW JON: Instagram | Spotify  | Facebook  | YouTube | Website

Grappling with the complexities of personal struggles and romance, Bohardt's song "For You" takes you through feelings of intensity, hope, and grief with its powerful words. At the start of the song, listeners can sink into the emotions of contradiction as the speaker expresses love for their partner alongside feelings of detachment with lyrics like "won't be home for a while". Reflecting on the impacts the speaker's uncertainty has on their partner with words like "maybe your heart's torn, body weak on the floor", this track takes on the pain of hurting someone you care about. Repetition throughout the track, especially at the end, expresses the want to change for the sake of the person they are hurting. Moving from a bright electronic tune and blossoming into deep intensity in vocals and instrumentals, this emotional track tells a story through its sound. Resonant and glowing, the note patterns that open the song create an echoing sense of dark excitement before Bohardt's soulful pop vocals join in. Percussion picks up throughout the track, offering an invigorating pulse to the tune. A touch of emo angst twinges the cool alternative pop sound of this track, blending electronically distorted riffs with expressive vocals. Synth chords blend beautifully with the feelings of urgency and confusion folded throughout the lyrics. "For You" is perfect for listeners who like edgy pop that makes your heart race. Bohardt is a musician from Los Angeles with a guitar-driven alternative pop style. His evocative lyricism and emotional style resonates with listeners and explores complex themes like a introspection, substance use, and relationship struggles. With a discography of singles and EPs, Bohardt's music will take you through deeply meaningful and moving moods. He has collaborated with artists like Brighton Taylor , DEVMO , and Stefan Mac , and received praise from platforms like Fame Magazine, Planet Singer, Daily Music Roll, and AMW Group. Check out the links below to keep up to date with his music. Written By Hanna Kowal FOLLOW BOHARDT: Instagram   | Spotify  | Facebook  | YouTube   *Sponsored Post - Discovered on Musosoup. A contribution was made to help create this article. #SustainableCurator

Being a female in society is a constant challenge. We face gender inequality, unrealistic beauty standards, impossible expectations, etc. You can be everything you know you want and need to be yet you’re still doing a terrible job in societies eyes. Deegie is an artists who has been degraded in comments for being a woman over 30 who makes rock music. People hate to see a woman succeed and that inspired her new song “Not in the Mood.” It’s a pop punk feminist anthem about a women’s experience in a mans world. They think they can silence us, but the time for that is long over. Songs like “Not in the Mood” are written to challenge peoples old minded views and normalize the anger and frustration about social injustices and it's important to bring them in into the light. Deegie has become known for her emotional directness in her lyricism that has prompted the question “What makes you so angry?” Deegie answered it by saying “There’s something about a woman being raw, bold, and fierce that makes people uncomfortable.” She was directly on the mark with her reply and it’s so infuriating that after all these years, women still face gender shame. “Not in the Mood” encapsulates all the anger caused from men’s expectations of us and the hatred that builds up from it. “I’ve kept my mouth shut, nice and pretty, never bare my teeth or bite.” With the layers of raw electric guitar, energetic drums and passionate vocals, this is a song that will having you screaming at the top of your lungs. “You don’t care bout my point of view, I wonder what’s the point of you?” Deegie is a pop-punk princess who writes anthemic melodies with gut-punching lyrics. If you’re a fan of Olivia Rodrigo or Avril Lavigne then she’s the artist you need to add to your playlist. She released her debut single “Smile, It’s Over :)” in 2022 and nine other’s since then. Her debut album EXES was released in 2024 and goes over the brutal honesty of the chaos in dating. “Not in the Mood” is the second song off her next EP titled Feminism 101. Deegie writes from personal experiences and emotions creating a diary like style for her music that we can listen and relate to. Check out the links down below to keep updated on the release of her EP and give a listen to her pop-punk anthems. Written By Emylee Herring FOLLOW DEEGIE: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok  | YouTube

The relationship might have ended, but the heart will want what the heart will want. The inevitable feeling that comes when we haven’t completely moved on is missing our previous partner, and that being basically the only thing we can think about even when we’re told it will pass eventually. Amanda Cy’s first single of 2025 is a rock pop anthem about exactly that, entitled “Miss U”, and will be part of her upcoming EP “LOVEGRUNGE”. This track has everything you’d want out of the rock pop genre: a layered, deep-toned soundscape, smooth vocals, and lyrics that speak straight to the broken heart. You’ll be pulled into Cy’s music the moment the first beat hits, and you’ll be missing it the moment the song ends. I love a song that can have multiple perspectives, multiple angles, and when it comes to “Miss U”, there are plenty. The song’s lyrics make it absolutely applicable to a standard relationship, as you might “drink half the bar” and “spill[...] [your] secrets and all [your] drinks” after a breakup, but it’s also made clear that this can illustrate the push and pull of a situationship. The narrator is told not to call their sort-of partner, to keep it casual, but knows that they’ll end up in their arms anyways. And then they begin to miss them, and the cycle will repeat. The soundscape only adds to this cyclical feeling. It’s wrapped in synth, and an overall darker tone; this remains for the song’s entire runtime, energy raising during the chorus but still keeping that same vibe throughout the track. If you’re like me and have crossfade enabled on Spotify when listening to the song, you’ll also find that the track repeats perfectly on loop. It makes for such an interesting listening experience, since the song deals with being stuck missing somebody. Amanda Cy has truly outdone herself with “Miss U”, creating an anthem for those of us who can’t help but cling onto what we have lost, and could lose. Singer-songwriter Amanda Cy was born in London and raised in Stockholm, and her music has come to reflect both roots. Not defined by any genre, her sound is wholly dedicated to creating fantastic music. She’s inspired by the Swedish wilderness, taking in the gorgeous views and simply enjoying the moment, as well as analyzing how nature interlocks together in fitting systems. Split between Stockholm and London, Cy puts her creative energy toward collaborations and self-releasing projects; she has recently worked alongside artists such as Daniela Rathana, Caity Baser, Gatlin, and Cloudy June. Cy got her start in 2021 with her debut single “My Name Next To Yours"; her debut EP “Ugh!” released the same year. “LOVEGRUNGE” will be Cy’s third EP, with “Miss U” supplying a gritty tone to the project. If you enjoyed “Miss U”, follow Cy to make sure you’re there on day one for the EP drop! Written By Alexa Leung FOLLOW AMANDA CY: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok

"Love Me More" paints a vivid picture of what it looks like to be trapped by your own mental health. It also describes what it looks like for the love you have for others to be affected by your mental health. We gain an understanding of what it's like to feel like, due to the war in your mind, you're not only failing to show up for your partner but also for yourself. "Love Me More" is packed with strong lyrics that help break this concept down in a clear and relatable way. One of my favorite lines says, "What if you love me more than I can return? / Like a building on fire by a cigarette burn / You love me more than I can give back / Penny laid down on an old train track / Are you choosing me while I'm losing you? / What if you love me more than I do?" I think these lines speak volumes on how scary it can be to not know if you truly love yourself. One of the most impactful and heartbreaking lines comes towards the end of the song when it says, "And I'm always tongue-tied at the wrong time / For a long time / And I know that you get your strength back / When I lose mine / And I always lose mine / So, here we go again, here we go again / Bring me back again, bring me back again." The artist makes his feelings very clear within these lyrics. It allows us to shoulder some of the pain and hurt regarding the situation, which makes the song even more beautiful. When it comes to the tone of "Love Me More," I would say it is very tender and introspective, with a sprinkle of longing and vulnerability. The artist longs to love the other person in a healthy way. He longs to love himself in a healthy way. By putting these emotions out there, it leaves him very vulnerable. We get a look at the complexities of love and the emotional journey that we go through when faced with such challenges. This helps set the mood, which seems a bit more melancholic due to the overall message of the song. There's a very beautiful mix of instruments throughout the song, including the acoustic guitar, piano, and some subtle percussion. These instruments work in harmony with the lyrics which helps amplify the emotional weight. The way the lyrics weave into the instrumentation helps create space for the heartfelt message behind the song. David Wimbish & The Collective is a Saxapahaw, North Carolina-based band. They place emphasis not only on their music itself, but also interpersonal community and relationships as well. This emphasis has allowed them to generate tens of millions of streams, log many hours on the road, and become recognized by American Songwriter, Glide, Parade and more. They also landed on NPR's Tiny Desk Judges' Picks, all before signing their first record deal with Nettwerk Music Group in 2022. They have lit up many festival stages and traveled the country with the likes of The Oh Hellos, RIPE, Tall Heights, and Sammy Rae & The Friends. This past January, they released their EP "How To Survive an Ending." When asked about "Love Me More" Wimbish said, "Love Me More is an accidental prophecy. A song born of deep-seated fear that my depression handicaps my end of romantic mutuality, and eventually erodes my partner's energy for me. And it did." He continued on saying, "A few short weeks after writing 'Love Me More,' the relationship it grasped for ended. That ending, however, confirmed the suspicions echoed in this song. Maybe my mental health struggles wear on the relationship less because of how I show up for my partner, and more because of how poorly I show up for myself. 'Love Me More' is a vulnerable challenge to love myself better, and thus the people that care for me." Check out the song "Love Me More." You won't regret it. Written By Destiny Rundquist FOLLOW David Wimbish & The Collective: Instagram | Spotify

Figuring out where selflessness and putting yourself first in a relationship describes Faye Ven’s lyrics in her new single, Bleed Out. Faye describes her song as reflecting on "having to choose yourself despite hurting them because it's only when you leave that they see your value." Her lyrics delve into finding the right moment to be selfish in relationships while still understanding the person hurting the narrator is being hurt back. The speaker knows the person causing turmoil and hurt is negatively impacting their bond, yet they cannot seem to entirely walk away. There's a push-and-pull between wanting to stay and feeling like the relationship brings out dismal emotions or behaviors. The narrator feels torn between their love for the other person and the awareness that staying may be unhealthy. The title can be interpreted to represent leaving someone else to die – or in this case, bleed out – because they do not appreciate or know what they have until it is gone.  Faye’s voice combined with the soft but catchy beat allows for the music to resonate with any listener struggling to call it quits. The song’s tone is bittersweet, blending melancholy and quiet determination. Its slow tempo and intimate arrangement mirror the reflective nature of the lyrics. In the ever-so-vast landscape of relationships, the music captures a feeling that can only be felt through the profound lyrics. Faye’s voice, raw and emotive, adds to the vulnerability conveyed in the music, making the listener feel as though they are being let into a deeply personal moment. The overall sound evokes a sense of longing and introspection, leaving listeners with a mix of hurt and catharsis, as they experience both the pain and release of the song’s emotional depth. Releasing her debut single in November of 2023, Faye has recently entered the indie pop world and is gaining traction fast. Bleed Out  is her second single, released in November 2024.  Driven by a lifelong passion for alternative music, she pursued an artist and songwriter career before shifting her focus to empowering others in the industry. Currently based out of the Netherlands, Faye’s being can be summarized in her own words as “tried, sensitive, and overly dramatic.” With a fun and sarcastic personality shining through her social media posts, Faye has her heart and soul in the music industry. Her creative mind and voice await your ears to laugh, smile, and maybe even cry.  Written By Adalyn Reichenberger FOLLOW FAYE VEN: Instagram | Spotify  | TikTok  | YouTube

Photo Credits: Jesus Rosales Jack Pavlina’s new single “Back 2 Me” expands on the troublesome journey of trying to find yourself but feeling stuck in the in-between. The song, in a way, serves as a theme for being trapped in a liminal space, having the urge to move forward and progress but still holding back. “Back 2 Me” creates a simple atmosphere with its limited instrumentals but it is grand in lyricism as it perfectly translates Pavlina’s inner struggle as he grows into adulthood. With this pop track, we can hear the embodiment of feeling so lost while also having the urgency to move. The complexity of these emotions, paired with the laidback pop sounds create a perfectly balanced anthem for us listeners to truly understand Jack Pavlina and where he stands. This tale begins with a gentle piano, creating a melancholic ambiance. This then transitions to a more modern and catchier beat. It’s a nice mix of elements that can represent opposing factors that the speaker faces. As previously mentioned, the instrumentals are laidback, not in a lazy way, but instead in a calming manner that eases the anxiety of the lyrical content. Pavlina has the classic male pop vocalist sound, and it adds to the charm of the song. He sings the song with such ease you almost forget how difficult the words he’s saying can be to reflect on. There’s a lot of honesty that’s birthed from “Back 2 Me,” especially when we look at the isolation factor of the speaker’s situation. For outsiders, it can be confusing to understand how alone one can feel even when surrounded by other people, but Pavlina expresses these feelings of loneliness so well. A song like “Back 2 Me” that’s so personal to the artist is always the most loved by audiences as listeners love to see musicians share their vulnerability in a way everyone can connect to, and that’s what Jack Pavlina has mastered. Jack Pavlina is an artist hailing from California who has developed quite a name for himself. He has received praise for his captivating lyricism and complex sounds. In the past, he has won the Artist Showcase at the Musicians Institute and has had the opportunity to tour with artists like Shwayze. His previous album “Dennis” received praise for the different elements that came together to shape this work. “Back 2 Me” is an introduction to his upcoming album “ANXTY” which is set to be released in March. The album is said to be a continuation of the themes introduced by “Back 2 Me” exploring anxiety and other emotions that play a role in adulthood. With that, we are left with nothing but excitement for Jack Pavlina. Written By Chantal Charles FOLLOW JACK PAVLINA: Instagram   | Spotify  | TikTok  | YouTube   *Sponsored Post - Discovered on Musosoup. A contribution was made to help create this article. #SustainableCurator

Though it's still early in the year, there is already an impressive lineup of albums set to release in 2025. The music industry never fails to give us an epic soundtrack for each year, delivering unforgettable songs to look forward to and love as they are released. Highlighting some of the albums already announced for this year, here are our picks for Pop Albums We Can't Wait to Hear in 2025. 1. The Weeknd - Hurry Up Tomorrow His upcoming sixth studio album, The Weeknd's Hurry Up Tomorrow is scheduled to be released on January 31, 2025, through XO and Republic Records. The album will contain confirmed guest appearances from Anitta and Playboi Carti and has been supported by the release of three singles: "Dancing in the Flames," "Timeless (with Playboi Carti )," and " São Paulo (featuring Anitta )." Serving as the final part of a trilogy, Hurry Up Tomorrow follows the Weeknd's previous two studio albums, After Hours (2020) and Dawn FM (2022), and will be supported by the upcoming psychological thriller film of the same name. 2. Teddy Swims - I've Tried Everything but Therapy (Part 2) Following the success of his 2023 debut studio album, Teddy Swims is set to release his sophomore project, I've Tried Everything but Therapy (Part 2) , on January 24, 2025. The album embraces many of the aspects we loved about I've Tried Everything but Therapy (Part 1) , featuring Swims' introspective lyrics and unique blend of R&B, soul, and pop. 3. Tate McRae - So Close to What Her upcoming third studio album, Tate McRae's So Close to What is scheduled to be released on February 21, 2025. The album's release has been preceded by two singles, "It's OK I'm OK" and "2 Hands," both of which were released in the fall of 2024. Supporting the album's release, McRae will embark on her Miss Possessive Tour, playing shows throughout the year in Europe and North America. 4. Lady Gaga - LG7 Though we still don't have an exact release date, Lady Gaga teased her next studio album under the unofficial name "LG7," stating it would be released in February 2025. There's no telling if we'll still get the album in February, but it's safe to assume we'll see the album come out sometime this year. Gaga revealed the lead single off LG7 in 2024, giving us a much-needed taste of her signature synth-pop style with "Disease." 5. Lana Del Rey - The Right Person Will Stay Scheduled to be released on May 21, Lana Del Rey has announced her 10th studio album, The Right Person Will Stay . The album will be released through Interscope Records and Polydor Records, marking a slight departure from the artist's signature alt-pop sound as she explores genres like classic country, Americana, and Southern Gothic. Are there any albums you're excited for coming out in 2025? Let us know on our socials! Written By Cheyenne Johnson Instagram | Twitter | Facebook | Spotify | TikTok | YouTube *copyright not intended. Fair use act, section 107.