Music Releases
New music friday delivers diverse releases on january 30
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On January 30, 2026, New Music Friday brought a wide array of albums and singles across genres, from rock and punk to hip-hop and country. Highlights include Bruce Springsteen's protest song, Noah Kahan's folk-rock single, and new projects from artists like Labrinth and DaBaby. The releases coincide with Grammy anticipation, featuring tributes and new music tied to the event.
This week's New Music Friday on January 23, 2026, brings major releases from former One Direction members Harry Styles and Louis Tomlinson, alongside returns from Arctic Monkeys and Megadeth. Styles drops single 'Aperture' from his upcoming fourth solo album, while Tomlinson releases his third LP 'How Did I Get Here?' with focus track 'Imposter'. Other highlights include Arctic Monkeys' contribution to a War Child benefit compilation and Megadeth's self-titled final album.
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Singer-songwriter Gracie Abrams shared excitement about her upcoming third album at a Los Angeles event on January 7, 2026, calling it her most personal work yet. Meanwhile, Australian artist The Kid Laroi released his sophomore album Before I Forget on January 10, 2026, a vulnerable exploration of heartbreak and acceptance. These developments signal a strong start to the year for both rising stars in pop and hip-hop.
Music fans have a diverse lineup of albums to look forward to next week, spanning live recordings, punk anthems, and posthumous releases. Highlights include a live solo effort from Dude Cervantes and a final collection from The Saints featuring Chris Bailey. These seven titles offer everything from grunge to Afro-jazz.
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GRAMMY.com highlights a vibrant New Music Friday with fresh releases from artists including Miley Cyrus, Ed Sheeran, and Gracie Abrams. The roundup also spotlights songs by The Marías and Laufey, alongside albums from Eladio Carrion and Skrillex. April's music scene kicks off with diverse new tunes across genres.