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With the constant stream of new music being released, it can be overwhelming to keep up. To help you navigate through the noise, we’ve curated a list of the most interesting new releases for Tuesday, March 12, 2025 (the best of which will be added to our Best New Songs playlist).
Haim – ‘Relationships’
Haim returns with a new song titled ‘Relationships’, their first release since contributing ‘Home’ to Barbie the Album in 2023. The track is accompanied by a music video directed by Camille Summers-Valli and starring Queer actor Drew Starkey. ‘Relationships’ is a breezy tune that explores the complexities of relationships with genuine curiosity.
billy woods – ‘Misery’
billy woods announces his upcoming solo LP, GOLLIWOG, with the lead single ‘Misery’ produced by Kenny Segal. Sharing the inspiration behind the album title, woods reveals, “When I was nine years old, I wrote a story about an evil golliwog. My mother read it and told me it was overly derivative and needed some work. Here we are.”
Lucy Dacus – ‘Talk’
Lucy Dacus delivers a dynamic and introspective single with ‘Talk’. The track, set to be featured on her upcoming album Forever Is a Feeling, explores the breakdown of communication in relationships with poignant lyrics.
Erin Durant – ‘If Love Had a Name’
Erin Durant announces her new album, Firetrail, produced by Kyp Malone of TV on the Radio. The lead single ‘If Love Had a Name’ captures Durant’s emotive vocals and atmospheric sound, reflecting on the transformative power of love.
Sumac and Moor Mother – ‘Hard Truth’
SUMAC and Moor Mother collaborate on ‘Hard Truth’, a haunting track with additional vocals by Candice Hoyes. The song, part of their upcoming album The Film, pulsates with intensity in under two minutes.
The Film by SUMAC and Moor Mother
Julia Sanders – ‘Dark Matter’
Julia Sanders teases her third album, Dark Matter, with the title track featuring Esther Rose. Exploring the theme of existential questioning, Sanders‘ introspective lyrics and harmonies with Rose create a captivating sonic experience.
Hannah Cohen – ‘Dusty’
Singer/songwriter Hannah Cohen shares ‘Dusty’ from her forthcoming LP Earthstar Mountain, capturing the intersection of beauty and sorrow in the passage of time. The track reflects on the complexities of life with emotional depth.
Maia Friedman – ‘Russian Blue’
Maia Friedman offers a glimpse of her upcoming album Goodbye Long Winter Shadow with ‘Russian Blue’, a reflective track inspired by the innocence of teenage romance and the bond with her cat. Friedman’s tender vocals and introspective lyrics create a nostalgic and heartfelt atmosphere.
Thanya Iyer – ‘I am here now’
Thanya Iyer introduces ‘I am here now’, the opening track of her album TIDE/TIED, a meditative and grounding exploration of presence and connection. Iyer’s ethereal vocals and introspective lyrics invite listeners to embrace mindfulness and self-awareness.
Lil Nas X – ‘Swish’
Lil Nas X surprises fans with the release of ‘Swish’, a bold and swaggering single following his recent tracks ‘Dreamboy’ and ‘Big Dummy!’. The songs are likely part of his upcoming album Dreamboy.
Mclusky – ‘people person’
Mclusky returns with ‘people person’ from their reunion LP the world is still here and so are we, a frenetic track exploring the overwhelming nature of the world. Andrew Falkous reflects on the song’s theme of feeling inundated by life’s complexities.
Étienne de Crécy – ‘Rising Soul’ [feat. Damon Albarn]
Étienne de Crécy collaborates with Damon Albarn on ‘Rising Soul’, a stirring and understated track featured on de Crécy’s upcoming album Warm Up. The song showcases the seamless blend of their musical styles and talents.
Tänzerin Marie Louise Hertog spielt die Hauptrolle im begleitenden Video, Regie führen Étienne und Marie de Crécy.
Der Beitrag 12 Neue Lieder zum Heute Hören: Haim, billy woods und Mehr erschien zuerst auf Unsere Kultur.
Der Beitrag 12 Neue Lieder zum Heute Hören: Haim, billy woods und Mehr erschien zuerst auf Unsere Kultur.