A a wave of brand-new music has arrived, and this week’s lineup is packed with everything from country grit and pop sparkle to R&B heat and cinematic anthems. Whether you’re craving heart-wrenching ballads, high-energy bangers, or unexpected genre-blending gems, these releases have your weekend playlist fully covered.

Swag II – Justin Bieber

In a surprise move, Justin Bieber drops Swag II, his second full-length album in just two months. Announced via pink billboards across major cities, the standalone project shifts from the monochrome visuals of Swag to a brighter, playful aesthetic, underscoring Bieber’s prolific and unpredictable creative streak.

“The Dead Dance” – Lady Gaga

Lady Gaga unleashes her dark-pop brilliance with “The Dead Dance,” her gothic contribution to the Wednesday Season Two soundtrack. Written with Andrew Watt and Cirkut, and paired with a Tim Burton-directed video, the track delivers eerie lyrics, soaring vocals, and a beat made for the dance floor.

“Numb” – Aaron McBee

Texas country rocker Aaron McBee is making waves with his brand-new single “Numb,” the first taste of his upcoming debut album Who I Am. Gritty yet vulnerable, the track captures the all-too-familiar urge to dull the pain of a broken relationship with whatever vice is closest at hand. McBee admits he’s been holding onto this song for two years, and that pent-up emotion comes through in every raw lyric and driving guitar line.

“The Other Side” – Brendan Walter

Brendan Walter leans into vulnerability on his new ballad “The Other Side,” co-written with Rob Williford and Grady Smith. The track captures the intoxicating highs and crushing uncertainties of falling in love, painting a picture of both hope and fear. Walter describes it as a reflection of his own past relationship—the first time he truly saw the potential for forever, paired with the desperation not to repeat old mistakes.

“Break Down” – Chris Andreucci

Emerging country singer-songwriter Chris Andreucci delivers a hook-filled anthem with “Break Down,” flipping heartbreak into an upbeat country ballad. Known for blending his Scottish roots with Nashville’s grit and charm, Andreucci crafts a vivid narrative where smoking engines, glowing dashboard lights, and blown tires become metaphors for love navigating its way back home.

“Nights on Fire” – Drake White

Country-soul powerhouse Drake White continues a prolific run with “Nights on Fire,” co-written and produced by Phil O’Donnell. The track brims with Southern nostalgia—where honeysuckle blooms, silver buckles shine beneath an Alabama moon, and nights by the Coosa River come alive. With piano and slide guitar weaving through soulful verses, White’s vocals blaze on the soaring chorus before giving way to a hypnotic guitar solo.

Not Yet The E.P. – Daniel Jeffers

Country singer-songwriter Daniel Jeffers makes a striking debut with Not Yet The E.P., a four-song collection that highlights his raw, heartfelt storytelling. Co-written with Bobby Hamrick and Justin Halpin, the project pairs relatable lyrics with a sense of authenticity that feels instantly classic. Jeffers describes the songs as chapters of a heartbreak narrative—about love that isn’t quite meant to be, at least not yet.

“Want You Back” – Brantley Gilbert

Multi-Platinum country rocker Brantley Gilbert puts a clever spin on heartbreak with “Want You Back.” Blending 90s country flavor with his trademark rock edge, the track layers pedal steel over punchy guitars for a sound that feels both nostalgic and fresh. Co-written with HARDY, Hunter Phelps, and Will Weatherly, Gilbert flips the breakup narrative on its head with tongue-in-cheek humor and a hook that sticks.

“Maybe Next Month” – Jenny Tolman

Jenny Tolman delivers her most vulnerable work yet with “Maybe Next Month,” a poignant ballad inspired by her best friend’s struggle to conceive. Written entirely by Tolman after waking in the middle of the night with the lyrics already in her head, the track paints a raw portrait of quiet heartbreak and enduring hope. Already sparking a viral response on TikTok, the song has become a collective anthem for women navigating infertility.

“Momma Loves Me” – NEEDTOBREATHE ft. The Red Clay Strays

Grammy-nominated rockers NEEDTOBREATHE team up with Southern breakout The Red Clay Strays on “Momma Loves Me,” a stirring anthem of hope, resilience, and connection. Written by Bear Rinehart and produced by Dave Cobb, the track seamlessly blends the sounds of both bands into a powerful chorus. The collaboration, documented by Rolling Stone, highlights the raw authenticity and shared Southern roots that fuel both acts.

WHISKEY RAIN EP – Graham Barham

Rising CLUB COUNTRY innovator Graham Barham doubles down on his signature sound with WHISKEY RAIN EP. Co-writing every track, Barham fuses country grit with club-ready energy across four brand-new songs, including the title track featuring Tyler Hubbard. With bold production from Sam Bergeson and collaborators like Seth Mosley and Zach Abend, the EP cements Barham’s role as a genre-bending force.

“Steady” – Jenna Paulette

Jenna Paulette previews her upcoming project with “Steady,” a heartfelt ode to the quiet strength of a dependable partner. Inspired while working cattle with her husband Ross, Paulette brought the idea to a retreat with Rhett Akins and Will Bundy. Produced by Bundy, the track pairs soaring steel guitar with vivid ranch-born imagery, capturing love that feels steady, rooted, and timeless.

“Fragile” – Jake & Shelby

Pop duo Jake & Shelby step into the spotlight with “Fragile,” the latest single from their forthcoming debut album Learning To Love. Pairing shimmering indie-pop production with stirring harmonies, the track reflects on the vulnerability that comes with opening yourself to love. Accompanied by a moving music video, “Fragile” offers a glimpse into the soul-baring project ahead.

“Get Go” – Jaxson Free

Chart-topping songwriter Jaxson Free returns to his artist roots with “Get Go,” a soulful track that captures the fleeting spark of a situationship doomed from the start. Driven by a galloping beat and acoustic guitar, Free’s gravelly-meets-silky vocals give the song both grit and emotional weight.

“Love Don’t Love Me” – Deltona

Country trio Deltona turn heartbreak into high-octane energy with “Love Don’t Love Me.” Fueled by their rowdy country-rock style, the song is a cathartic anthem for the unlucky in love. With a spirited video and bold delivery, Deltona prove they’re just getting started.

“Living Proof” – Gracee Shriver

Gracee Shriver transforms an intimate wedding surprise into a universal love anthem with “Living Proof.” Originally revealed as a first dance for her husband, the song has become a moving reflection on healing and devotion. Blending tenderness with strength, Shriver delivers a ballad that captures the courage to open up again after heartbreak.

“1+1” – Just Jayne

All-female trio Just Jayne showcase their harmonies on “1+1,” a country-pop gem that reflects on a love that never quite adds up. With their stunning vocals and raw honesty, Just Jayne transform messy heartbreak into a timeless anthem of clarity and strength.

Glad We Met EP – Avery Lynch

Singer-songwriter Avery Lynch bares her soul on Glad We Met, a 9-track EP built on lush piano arrangements and soft, expressive vocals. Chronicling heartbreak, healing, and rediscovering love, the project marks a major milestone as the first Lynch has co-produced – adding intimacy and authenticity to every track.

“Foolin’” – Hannah McFarland & Chase Rice

Breakout artist Hannah McFarland teams up with platinum-selling star Chase Rice on “Foolin’,” a playful yet heartfelt duet. Backed by a charming video, the song blends McFarland’s fresh vocals with Rice’s seasoned grit, capturing the carefree thrill of young love.

“I’m your first” – flowerovlove

After being named a 2025 Artist to Watch, flowerovlove delivers a shimmering summer anthem with “I’m your first.” Playful and confident, the track celebrates the thrill of being someone’s first “baddie,” with cheeky, clever lines and irresistible pop energy.

“rain…” – Queen Naija

Platinum-certified R&B powerhouse Queen Naija kicks off 2025 with “rain…”— a sultry, confident track blending sensual lyricism with sleek production. With its nostalgic yet fresh sound, the single reaffirms Naija’s place at the core of contemporary R&B.

“Stars” – Anne Wilson

GRAMMY-nominated artist Anne Wilson looks skyward with “Stars,” the moving title track of her upcoming third album. With soaring vocals and a cinematic video, the song offers a glimpse into one of Wilson’s most personal collections yet, showcasing her continued evolution.

“Fire in the Sky” – Ashley Ryan

Country artist Ashley Ryan ignites pure adrenaline with “Fire in the Sky,” a fiery anthem of betrayal, revenge, and female fury. Co-written with Larry McCoy and Jacob Rice, the track balances heartbreak and hellfire in a performance that burns unapologetically bright.

Doing Fine EP – TracieLynn

TracieLynn stakes her claim with Doing Fine, a six-song EP that blends grit, grace, and Southern storytelling. Produced by Grady Saxman, the collection channels the honesty and resilience of heartbreak and healing while carving out TracieLynn’s distinct lane in country music.

“Heartlands” – Marcus King Band

Ahead of their much-anticipated new album Darling Blue, Marcus King Band shares “Heartlands,” a heartfelt ode to love and resilience. Co-written with Jonathan Singleton, King penned the track for his wife, crediting her support through life’s ups and downs. With its soulful delivery and rootsy charm, the single offers a tender preview of the album arriving September 26.

“Real Good Night” – Runaway June

Gold-selling trio Runaway June turn up the fun with “Real Good Night,” a girls’-night-out anthem in the spirit of Shania Twain’s “Man! I Feel Like a Woman!” Produced by Kristian Bush, the track blends barn-burning fiddle and electric guitar into a karaoke-ready slice of country-pop joy built for the dance floor.

“UH OH!” – Loud Luxury & Natalie Jane

Global DJ duo Loud Luxury team up with pop singer-songwriter Natalie Jane for “UH OH!” — a pulsing pop anthem that blends retro influences with futuristic production. With over 2 billion streams behind them, Loud Luxury craft the perfect soundtrack for pregame hype, late-night adventures, and the endless glow of summer.

“WHILE WE STILL HAVE A CHANCE” – Todd Snider

Acclaimed Nashville songwriter Todd Snider previews his upcoming LP HIGH, LONESOME AND THEN SOME. with “WHILE WE STILL HAVE A CHANCE.” Co-written with Chris Robinson of The Black Crowes, the track is a blues-steeped plea for one last chance at love. Produced by Aaron Lee Tasjan, Robbie Crowell, and Joe Bisirri, it captures Snider’s stripped-down juke-joint spirit.