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Troye Sivan's She's the Best Is the Loneliest Party of His Career Troye Sivan — She's the Best (2026) · 9 October 2026 · Stephen Agorsor Forty-two minutes of high-gloss dance-pop with a locked hotel door at the centre of it, closing on a 20-second tease. Thirteen tracks. Forty-two minutes. A final cut, twenty seconds long, that turns out to be a teaser for the song that opens the record. Troye Sivan's fourth album ends by advertising itself, and once you register that, the whole thing starts to look like a deliberate self-portrait: a party record that keeps checking whether anyone is still there. She's the Best arrived on 9 October 2026 through Interscope — the Apple Music listing credits it to Tokky's Music, LLC, under exclusive licence to Interscope Records — following Something to Give Each Other (2023), the album that made him a fixture of the dancefloor and a Grammy nominee. The title track came out in August, "Party" in September. Both are here...

   Fourteen tracks and thirty-six minutes, every one of them billed as a collaboration — 27 guest names across the record: TY1's album, as its Apple Music page presents it. JUNKIE MUSIK · TY1 · 9 October 2026 Where it comes from TY1 is Gianluca Cranco, born 6 October 1979 in Salerno: a DJ, record producer and turntablist. That account of his career begins it in 1992, moving through dance and hip hop with a particular focus on scratch. In 1997 he won the first Italian ITF DJ championship, and in the same year joined Alien Army, described there as Italy's first turntablist crew. JUNKIE MUSIK is dated 9 October 2026 and listed as Hip-Hop/Rap: 14 songs, 36 minutes, carrying the line "2026 a M.A.S.T. release, ℗ THAURUS, under exclusive license to Believe". It arrives after a run of earlier records that Apple Music's artist page for TY1 lists by name, among them DJUNGLE UNCHAINED (2022), which contributes "STANOTTE" and "MONOPOLIO" to the page'...

 Twenty-three tracks, sixty-one minutes, and three short 'Fonoteca' pieces spaced at fixed intervals — the joint record from Fabri Fibra, Neffa and Zarathustra, as its Apple Music page presents it. Zarathustra Style · Fabri Fibra, Neffa & Zarathustra · 9 October 2026 Where it comes from Zarathustra Style is credited to three names: Fabri Fibra, Neffa and Zarathustra. Apple Music lists it as a Rap album, released 9 October 2026, 23 songs, 1 hour 1 minute, carrying the line "A Numero Uno release (P) 2026 Sony Music Entertainment Italy S.p.A." Fabri Fibra is Fabrizio Tarducci, born 17 October 1976 and raised in Senigallia; he wrote and performed his first piece at 17. Neffa is Giovanni Pellino, born 7 October 1967, a singer, songwriter, rapper and record producer. He was born in Scafati and moved to Bologna as a child; in the late 1980s he drummed in rock and punk bands, notably Negazione, under the name Jeff Pellino, and in 1991 joined the hip hop ensemble Isola Po...