Music Release

Cher, the iconic singer with a six-decade career, has announced the release of a new Christmas album. This news comes amid ongoing discussions about her enduring influence in music and her connections to major awards like the Grammys. The announcement highlights her continued relevance in the industry.

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Ariana Grande announced the title of her upcoming album, 'Sweetener', during an appearance with Jimmy Fallon. The reveal was covered by GRAMMY.com, highlighting the singer's engagement with late-night television. This event underscores her continued prominence in the music industry.

Talking Heads members David Byrne and Chris Frantz formed a precursor band called the Artistics while students at the Rhode Island School of Design in 1973. A newly available demo recording from that era, featuring early versions of songs like "Psycho Killer," will be released as part of a special vinyl compilation on Record Store Day Black Friday. The release highlights the band's punk-influenced origins before they moved to New York and formed Talking Heads with bassist Tina Weymouth.

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Harry Styles has revealed 'Aperture' as the lead single from his upcoming fourth solo album, 'Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally'. The track is set for release on January 23, 2026, ahead of the full album's drop on March 6. Fans have been piecing together clues from teasers and promotional materials leading up to the announcement.

Madison Beer is all about that music life with the drop of her third studio album, 'Locket,' on Friday. The singer poured her heart into the project, hitting the studio hard while juggling her romance with Chargers QB Justin Herbert. Fans are buzzing over the timely release complete with Grammy-nominated singles.

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Nashville-based outlaw country artist India Ramey has released her new single “Welcome To My Villain Era,” which serves as the title track for her forthcoming album of the same name, set for May 8, 2026. The track emphasizes themes of personal boundaries and self-definition, produced in Los Angeles with a traditional honky-tonk sound. Ramey describes the project as a reflection of her journey toward autonomy.