Keeping up with the constant stream of new music releases can be overwhelming, but we’ve got you covered. Here’s a curated list of some of the most intriguing new tracks that were released on Tuesday, February 4, 2025.
Esther Rose – ‘New Bad’
Esther Rose is gearing up to release her new album ‚Want‘ on May 2, following her 2023 album ‚Safe to Run‘. The album is introduced by the single ‚New Bad‘, accompanied by a music video directed by Anna Marie Tendler. Rose describes the track as a mix of grunge and shoegaze, setting a strong tone for the upcoming album.
Waxahatchee – ‘Mud’
Katie Crutchfield, under her project Waxahatchee, delivers the poignant single ‚Mud‘ which may be an outtake from her latest album ‚Tigers Blood‘. The song captures complex relationship dynamics in Crutchfield’s signature lyrical style.
Macie Stewart – ‘Spring Becomes You, Spring Becomes New’
Macie Stewart’s track ‚Spring Becomes You, Spring Becomes New‘ offers a picturesque journey through various landscapes, setting the mood for her upcoming album ‚When the Distance Is Blue‘.
Mei Semones – ‘Dumb Feeling’
Mei Semones teases her debut album ‚Animaru‘ with the lead single ‚Dumb Feeling‘, blending bossa nova and salsa influences in a charming way.
Anika – ‘Hearsay’
Anika announces her upcoming album ‚Abyss‘ with the brooding single ‚Hearsay‘, delving into the influence and power of media in our lives.
Squid – ‘Cro-Magnon Man’
Squid’s latest single ‚Cro-Magnon Man‘ from their forthcoming album ‚Cowards‘ offers a unique perspective on humanity and existence, with lively vocals and a propulsive beat.
Valerie June – ‘Joy, Joy!’
Valerie June’s ‚Joy, Joy!‘ is a radically jubilant track from her upcoming album ‚Owls, Omens, and Oracles‘, exploring the power of joy in overcoming life’s challenges.
girlpuppy – ‘I Just Do!’
girlpuppy’s ‚I Just Do!‘ from her upcoming album ‚Sweetness‘ captures the feeling of developing feelings for someone who may not reciprocate, in a fun and upbeat way.
Patrick Wolf – ‘Dies Irae’
Patrick Wolf returns after 13 years with the stirring single ‚Dies Irae‘ from his upcoming album ‚Crying the Neck‘, reflecting on loss and mourning in a powerful way.
Alex Orange Drink – ‘Queen Victoria’ [feat. Conor Oberst]
Alex Orange Drink collaborates with Conor Oberst on ‚Queen Victoria‘, a track that symbolizes the changing times and the impact of technology on human connection.
Es handelt sich um das Gehen eines gefährlichen Weges in Richtung Selbstzerstörung. Meine Großmutter, die 1970 Selbstmord begangen hat, erscheint auf dem Single-Artwork, und Conor Oberst ist auf dem Lied zu hören.