10 New Songs Out Today

So many artists, so many songs, so little time. Each week we review a handful of new albums (of all genres), round up even more new music that we’d call “indie,” and talk about what metal is coming out. We post music news, track premieres, and more all day. We update a playlist weekly of some of our current favorite tracks. Here’s a daily roundup with a bunch of interesting, newly released songs in one place.

AVALON EMERSON & THE CHARM – “EDEN”

Avalon Emerson has shared her first new music from her & the Charm pop-oriented project since her self-titled 2023 album under the moniker, the bubbly “Eden.” “‘Eden’ is the voyage along the endless river carved between mountains of joy and loss, of experience and exhaustion,” she says. “We glide over a teeming riverbed of relationships and love, revealing the path itself is the point. ‘Eden’ came from the first studio session I had with Bullion after the last ‘& the Charm’ live tour in late 2023. That day in London made me realize that making this kind of music is not just a detour from DJing and dance music, but the entrance to a deep cave, full of passages to wander.”

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CHARLI XCX – “CHAINS OF LOVE”

A couple of days after releasing the John Cale-featuring “House,” the first preview of her soundtrack for Emerald Fennell’s new adaptation of Wuthering Heights, Charli XCX has shared a second track, “Chains of Love,” a dramatic ballad.

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SASSY 009 – “ENEMY”

Sassy 009’s debut album Dreamer+ arrives in January, and they’ve shared a clubby new track from it, “Enemy.”

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ECCA VANDAL – “MOLLY”

Genre-blurring punks Ecca Vandal are back with the anthemic new single “Molly.”

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RANSOM & CONDUCTOR WILLIAMS – “BOMAYE”

Fresh off a collaborative album with DJ Premier, ’90s-style boom bap devotee Ransom has announced a collaborative album with Griselda producer Conductor Williams, The Uncomfortable Truth, due next week (11/20). Here’s lead single “Bomaye.”

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TOBIAS JESSO JR. – “I LOVE YOU”

Tobias Jesso Jr. announced his first album in over a decade, s h i n e, due out on November 21 via R&R. The first single is “I Love You,” an understated ballad.

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WENDY EISENBERG – “WILL YOU DARE”

Wendy Eisenberg says her new single is “a simple little song about true love and the passage of time. ‘Will you dare”’is the real question – do you dive into the impossibility of true love, be shameless, even though if you’re doing it right it’ll rip you to shreds?”

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PURE BATHING CULTURE – “I SAID WHAT I SAID (THE SOFTIES COVER)”

The fourth installment of Father/Daughters’ 15th anniversary cover series is Pure Bathing Culture’s rendition of The Softies’ “I Said What I Said.” “It feels like a missive on the complexities of relationships and the need for truth but also how hard it is to get to that point sometimes,” they say. “While we were making this we were listening to the Elis Regina & Antonio Carlos Jobim record Elis & Tom a lot as well as 16 Lovers Lane by The go Betweens so it’s possible some of those textures were influencing us here.”

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NOBRO – “DOOMTOWN”

Ahead of a short run of US dates with The Front Bottoms, Canadian riff-rockers NOBRO are back with another of their shout-along rippers that this time gets a little serious.

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SQUEEZE — “TRIXIES, PT 1”

Squeeze have announced their first album in eight years, Trixies, that will be out March 6 via Love Records / BMG. It’s a new album but Chris Difford and Glenn Tilbrook have dug out songs they wrote in the earliest days of their partnership that went unrecorded, all of which were set in a fiction club called Trixies.

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