Unity
Unity Album ∙ Electronic ∙ 2025 Joost
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Alter Ego
Alter Ego Album ∙ Pop ∙ 2025 LISA The lead rapper and main dancer in K-pop girl group BLACKPINK, Thai member LISA rose to worldwide fame as the first non-Korean artist at YG Entertainment. In 2021, she made her solo debut with the two-track release LALISA , finding particular success with swagger-driven “MONEY.” The song boasts of LISA’s exorbitant, idol-built wealth, a theme that continues on follow-up album Alter Ego . The 2025 collection marks a new chapter in LISA’s career, as it was the first released after she left YG Entertainment as a solo artist and launched management company Lloud. As is the case with many K-pop releases, Alter Ego is not just an album—it’s an entire concept. For her solo album debut, LISA slips into five different comic booklike personalities (Roxi, Kiki, Vixi, Sunni, and Speedi), each with their own backstory, look, and dedicated album track. On “Rockstar” (Roxi) and “Lifestyle” (Speedi), LISA boasts about life as a global pop star, ...
Token of Appreciation
Token of Appreciation Album ∙ Hip-Hop/Rap ∙ 2025 Boldy James & Chuck Strangers
Lord Faku - The Life Of A Dyan
Lord Faku - The Life Of A Dyan Album ∙ South African Hip-Hop ∙ 2025 Yanga Chief
Dragon (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
Dragon (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) Album ∙ Tamil ∙ 2025 Leon James , Vignesh Shivan , Ko. Sesha & Gana Apellow
电视剧《难哄》影视原声带·只喜欢你Love Moments
电视剧《难哄》影视原声带·只喜欢你Love Moments Album ∙ Soundtrack ∙ 2025 Evocative and romantic scenes from Mayday, Mao Bu Yi and other stars.
Winter Endless (sodagreen Version)
Winter Endless (sodagreen Version) Album ∙ Mandopop ∙ 2025 sodagreen
Ruby
Ruby Album ∙ Pop ∙ 2025 JENNIE The BLACKPINK star is ready to make her striking solo debut. Pre-add now.
FESTIVAL SEASON
FESTIVAL SEASON Album ∙ Alternative ∙ 2025 SAINt JHN If anyone knows something about FESTIVAL SEASON , it’s SAINt JHN, the Brooklyn-hailing singer and MC whose “Roses (Imanbek Remix)” has been tearing down electro festivals since its release back in 2018. JHN, though, is an artist whose creative practice extends way beyond single genre. He shows off his range on FESTIVAL SEASON , singing and rapping over rage-rap production (“Body on Me,” “4 the Gangsters”), ATL-centric trap music (“Stones!!!,” “Poppin,” “Real Hustler”), pop punk (“Who’s Ex Wife Is This”), pool-party techno (“Glitching”), soca-influenced house (“Loneliness”)—and, because even the greatest parties need a breather, a power ballad (“Never Met Superman”). It’s almost as if it doesn’t matter which festival you choose to attend: SAINt JHN is going to be there.
The Final Call
The Final Call Album ∙ Hip-Hop ∙ 2025 Dave East & Ransom Classic East Coast vibes reign when two titans pair up.
Children of Africa - EP
Children of Africa - EP Album ∙ Afrobeats ∙ 2025 Seyi Vibez No one can quite predict what Seyi Vibez will do next. Whether setting the plays for an undeniable club hit on “Giza” or pondering the redemptive power of his mother’s love on the Ami Faku-featuring “LOML,” the Ikorodu singer is as enigmatic as he is unclassifiable. In 2024, with the exception of a collaborative label album, Vibez Incorporation Mixtape, Vol. 1/ , and the birthday-celebrating release of Loseyi Professor , the street-pop star did not put out any solo work, a stark contrast to the prolific streak he had maintained since 2022’s Billion Dollar Baby announced him as a star. On 2025’s Children of Africa , Seyi Vibez makes a swaggering return to the Afropop arena while delivering a reminder of his nimble mastery of melodies. Across four songs, the street-pop star makes his best attempt to convince us that he is living his best life. There are numerous references to his material success, hi...
MIJA NO TE ASUSTES
MIJA NO TE ASUSTES Album ∙ Música Mexicana ∙ 2025 Clave Especial Signed to Fuerza Regida lead singer Jesús Ortíz Paz’s Street Mob Records, Clave Especial swiftly began making their name with singles like “Kalashnikov.” Befitting their label’s name, the rising California act’s brand of corridos adheres to a certain sensibility, evident throughout Mija, No Te Asustes . The album collects some of their previously released material with an ample amount of new recordings that keeps the same energy. Business and pleasure blur together on “Caravana” and “Tú Tú Tú,” coming together in a strange balance for “Happy.” When that attitude tips towards a purer romantic longing on “Ay Mija,” it offers greater insight into their inherent talents. Naturally, their music industry benefactor JOP comes through for a couple of Fuerza Regida collabs, including the characteristically solid “Como Capo.” Luis R Conriquez makes two appearances here as well, first on the opener “Ni Modo Que No” and later on...
