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Ejército de salvación Album ∙ Rock ∙ 2024 Love of Lesbian

Stone Cold Heart Album ∙ R&B/Soul ∙ 2024 Elaine The soulful singer's comeback is a journal of transformation.

Finally Famous Too Album ∙ House ∙ 2024 Dlala Thukzin

Teen Revolution Album ∙ Hip-Hop/Rap ∙ 2024 Brotherkupa

Caiiro Album ∙ House ∙ 2024 Caiiro

FREERIO 3 Album ∙ Hip-Hop/Rap ∙ 2024 OG BUDA

RATT#WHORE - EP Album ∙ Pop/Rock ∙ 2024 Пошлая Молли

Lighthouse Album ∙ Rock ∙ 2024 Okean Elzy

October Nights Album ∙ R&B/Soul ∙ 2024 October London

Back To Bedlam (20th Anniversary Edition) Album ∙ Pop ∙ 2024 James Blunt Unreleased tracks and demos expand a world-conquering debut. Beautiful.

The Mighty Several Album ∙ Pop ∙ 2024 Paul Heaton Another triumph from pop’s poet laureate of everyday life and love.

SUPERCHARGED Album ∙ Rock ∙ 2024 The Offspring On their first album since 2021’s   Let the Bad Times Roll , Orange County punk icons The Offspring waste little time showing off their sneering wit while adding infectious melodies that rank among some of the group’s best. Opener “Looking Out for #1” cruises along with a chorus of shuffling drums and a wall of guitars as Dexter Holland looks back on how far the band has come: “Well, we used to believe in the hope and the dreams,” before concluding, “Well, they cut you down to size.” Elsewhere, Holland takes a meta approach to songwriting, taking a look at The Offspring’s relationship with fans on the metal-leaning “Come to Brazil.” Over double kick drums and shredding guitars, he sings, “It doesn't matter how many times we came/’Cause they want us back again just the same.”

Pink Cactus Café Album ∙ Adult Alternative ∙ 2024 Courteeners

GLORIOUS Album ∙ Hip-Hop/Rap ∙ 2024 GloRilla The scrappy Memphis rapper has been on a two-year victory lap since her 2022 breakthrough hit “F.N.F. (Let’s Go)” established her as one of rap’s most promising new voices. Since then, GloRilla’s dropped an EP (2022’s   Anyways, Life’s Great... ) and her first studio mixtape (2024’s   Ehhthang Ehhthang ), scored a Grammy nomination, and sold out arenas alongside Megan Thee Stallion for the Hot Girl Summer Tour. The glow-up is real on   GLORIOUS , her official debut album, but let it be known that the reigning queen of crunk is still hanging out the window with her ratchet-ass friends when the opportunity arises. “It’s 7 pm Friday/It’s 95 degrees/I ain’t got no n***a and no n***a ain’t got me,” she declares in the opening bars of “TGIF,” a worthy “F.N.F.” follow-up made for blasting at max volume. There’s plenty of the rowdy girl-power anthems fans have come to expect from Big Glo, among them the bad-bitch motivational “PROCEDURE” with Latto

  TAKE CARE Album ∙ Hip-Hop/Rap ∙ 2024 BigXthaPlug Texas standout BigXthaPlug’s career skyrocketed shortly after he emerged in 2022, becoming Dallas’ next great hope by 2024. His first album, 2023’s   Amar , established him as a bona fide star, but rapping is no longer his main focus. BigX is a proud father of two, and everything he does (rap included) is to give his children things he was never afforded. On 2024’s   TAKE CARE , he makes clear where his priorities lie. “My kids is what drives me,” he tells Apple Music’s Ebro Darden. “That’s the reason when I’m tired and I get up every day when I don’t want to get up, they’re the reason.” This album, as such, is for the next generation. Yes, he raps his ass off and showcases why he’s one of Texas’ most celebrated stars, but more important than acclaim and fame is making sure the mouths that rely on him are adequately fed. “My little boy, he made me realize, ‘Okay, life is for real. This is a real thing.’” That seriousness makes its way

Beautifully Broken (Pickin’ Up The Pieces) Album ∙ Country ∙ 2024 Jelly Roll Jelly Roll’s quick rise from obscure Nashville hip-hop artist to beloved country singer-songwriter is one of the genre’s more exciting success stories in recent memory. In just a couple years’ time, the Antioch, Tennessee-born and -raised artist, whose offstage name is Jason DeFord, has won major awards, including New Artist of the Year at the 2023 CMAs, a category that often serves as an industry coronation. During that period, he collaborated with a laundry list of stars from country music and beyond, including Lainey Wilson, Eminem, Post Malone, and Cody Johnson. It’s appropriate, then, that this follow-up to DeFord’s first proper country album, 2023’s wildly successful   Whitsitt Chapel , would take an inspirational tone: A man with a checkered past that includes time in prison, Jelly Roll has never shied away from using his own story to motivate others. Beautifully Broken   opens with “Winning Streak,” a

TMZ Album ∙ Hip-Hop/Rap ∙ 2024 Money Man ,  Zaytoven  &  Trauma Tone

Inhale / Exhale Album ∙ Electronic ∙ 2024 RÜFÜS DU SOL After releasing their fourth album   Surrender   in 2021, RÜFÜS DU SOL declared it “the end of a chapter for us as a unit.” After years of living in their adopted hometown of LA, its members (Tyrone Lindqvist, Jon George, and James Hunt) relocated to Encinitas and Miami. As the group crafted   Inhale / Exhale   over the next two years, the physical separation required them to carve out time for joint writing sessions, where they reconvened in places such as LA, Austin, and Ibiza. “We really made the most of those two-week stints,” George tells Apple Music’s Zane Lowe. “We were in a really good creative flow. We were reconnecting and particularly reconnecting in the studio more than ever.“ When “Music Is Better,” the album’s lead single, arrived in June 2024, it marked RÜFÜS DU SOL’s triumphant return. Its joyful chorus—“Music is better when we’re together”—seems as much a love song as it is a celebration of the creative magic they

TYLA + Album ∙ Pop ∙ 2024 Tyla “I've always wanted to be a pop star, but beyond that, I wanted to be an African pop star,” Tyla tells Apple Music. “The roots of my sound are in amapiano music, in South African and African music.” Though the megaviral 2023 single “Water” may have put the South African singer-songwriter on the proverbial map—first as a social media sensation, then as the highest-charting African female soloist ever on Billboard’s Hot 100, earning her the inaugural Grammy Award for Best African Music Performance—she’s been carefully plotting her path to the top for years. “Since I started experimenting with amapiano, I just feel like it's really helped me get to this point where I created something that is fresh and new, but still familiar and comes from home,” she says. “It's a sound of Africa, and it's something that I couldn't be more proud about.” She weaves through a blend of pop, R&B, amapiano, and Afrobeats (“pop-piano sounds cute,” she admi

Niveleando Cuh II Album ∙ Música Mexicana ∙ 2024 Nivel

The Encore Album ∙ Hip-Hop/Rap ∙ 2024 Curren$y  &  DJ.Fresh

Class of 95 Album ∙ Hip-Hop/Rap ∙ 2024 DOM KENNEDY

  NEXT Album ∙ Música Mexicana ∙ 2024 Xavi Fueled by a steady stream of viral or otherwise popular singles, Xavi rose to música mexicana prominence in what feels like a relatively short time frame. Major chart moments like “La Diabla” and “La Victima” at the end of 2023 set in motion a momentous rise for the Mexican American singer, his tumbados románticos style resonating for obvious reasons. Several—though conspicuously not all—of his accumulating 2024 hits and fan favorites appear alongside brand-new tracks on   NEXT , an album that serves as a snapshot of his success so far. With seemingly autobiographical corridos like “La Diosa” and “Peak” in the mix, he mirrors the attitude found on the previously released “Corazón de Piedra” or “Poco A Poco.” Proving ever adaptable to whatever the situation may require, he approaches matters of the heart with doe-eyed tenderness on “La Luna X Mi” and brusque desire on “Que Hay Que Hacer.”

The Freak Show Album ∙ Pop Punk ∙ 2024 NASKA