There’s always a lot of music coming out, so it’s hard to track. At a time when new trucks were particularly overwhelming, we sift through the noise and bring you a curated list of the most interesting new releases (the best that will be added to us) Best New Song Playlist). Below is a look at the track roundup for Tuesday, April 15th, 2025.
Caroline – “Please tell me I didn’t know that.” [feat. Caroline Polachek]
Caroline is releasing his sophomore album in the most memorable way. By registering Caroline Polacek (a single entity rather than an 8-piece band), we are looking for a new single called “Tell Me Indove now.” This is a beautiful, subtle song that makes perfect use of Polachek’s voice. “We called this the ‘Back Street Boys’. “Because the opening top line felt like a Backstreet Boys song,” the band explained. “The main riff was written and written by Casper on acoustic guitar and protruded out as something truly catchy and bouncy hypnotism. We immediately thought, “sounds like a melody that Caroline Polacek might sing invitingly.” that! “
They added: “Caroline was amazing. She wrote a lot of extra pieces that gave everything to the whole lift, then spent several hours tracking a lot of more improvisational parts. We sorted more with Caroline a few weeks after the session, and then the songs were finally there.”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rag3yuhkmhq
Greeting death – “Country Girl”
Greet Death has released his next album, Die in lovealong with “Country Girl,” it’s just as musically unforgettable as it is lyrically complicated. According to the band Harper Boyhtari, it’s “about identity, alienation, detachment, it’s like trying to solve a murder mystery and knowing you’re a murderer the whole time.”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eoi9ipb5yo0
King Gizard & Lizard Wizard – “Dead Stick”
King Gizard & Lizard Wizard recently released his 27th album, ” Phantom Islandsharing the title track, they came back with a flashy and fun “dead stick.” “The “dead stick” refers to when the plane’s propellers stop a mid-flight, so we decided to put a huge plane made from a cardboard impact site in a beautiful place,” explained Guy Tizak, who directed the attached video for the song. “The song is big and confusing, so I cast swing dancers and eccentric extras to fill the landscape.”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h7t2fl1srae
Tunde Adebimpe – “someone’s new”
Prior to the release of his debut solo album, Your black boltsOn Friday, radio frontman Tunde Adebimpe’s television provided another preview with a sparkling, bright new track, “Someone’s New.” “I fell asleep on the couch sometime in 1982 with the TV and Fever dreamed of this exact thing,” Adebimpe said.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z_ilbtu5zgq
Julian Baker and Torres – “The Bottle”
Julian Baker and Torres dropped yet another single from their joint LP, Send me a prayer on my waywill arrive this Friday. Debuted during a performance Daily Showfiddle, parlor piano, steel guitar and Torres have won lead vocals.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ufrqnifc7d4
Adrianne Lenker – “Happiness (Live)”
Adrianne Lenker has released a new live album spanning 43 songs, featuring five unreleased songs. “Clover/Fluorescent Snow/Gasoline/Coffee/Looking at you, big enough,” sings Lenker. “For happiness.”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yndjfiwv0z8
Usher White – “Kratom Headache Girls Night”
Asher White has signed Joyful Noise and marked the announcement with the surprising title new song, “Kratom Headache Girls Night.” That’s an attractive and unique part. “This is a relatively simple song about hanging with Homies. I think this is a timeless premise with a lot of good songs classics,” explains White, “Of course there’s a dark end time to hang out with us. It’s an urgent material level panic. Benefits of being a wall flower– The style images that arise from what I discovered discovered found I had a group of friends and lovers who I wanted to be a child. ”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ytoi1p9jfte
Patrick Wolf – “Harle’s Hymn”
Patrick Wolf has released “Hymns of Haar,” the latest offering from his new album I’m crying my neck. “I wrote ‘hymns of hymns’ for three years, studying the history and psychogeography of Dover’s white cliffs near where I live and work in East Kent,” he explained. “We study from the romantic mythical aspects of Alice Dewar Miller’s famous works and the famous war anthem of the cliffs that were mercilessly exploited as the centre of the “crisis” after the “crisis” within the British media. Like my age, we are temporarily freed from them and learn how to live with our misery to arrive and depart. The freedom to accept living with them. ”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=juetti8tz1o
Billy is Nomart – “Planning”
scheduleBilly is engrossed and exhilarating with Nomates, a new single from her upcoming album Metalhorse. It’s like “riding a waltzer at the end of the world.”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nsswtdgl4ue
Deradoorian – “No, yes, yes yes.”
Deradoorian previewed her new album Heaven is ready With the new single, Funky, he bangs “No No Yes Yes Yes”; It is paired with a music video directed by Jennifer Juniper Stratford.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ad4rfanemc0
Adult Mom – “Benadrill”
The adult mom has released the overwhelming song “Benadrill,” which tells the story of Stevie Nipe’s experiences in chemotherapy. “Benadril” is a song about experiencing chemotherapy when you are first diagnosed with breast cancer in 2021. He hoped that writing and production would reflect the clear isolation that arises from cancer treatment and illness.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kqja5ajh7hm
Yoshika Colwell – “There must be a loser baby”
English singer-songwriter Yoshika Colwell has made his debut album, On the wingsIt will appear on July 25th through the blue flowers. That new single, “The Loser Baby Must Be There” is pensive yet hopeful. “This album is a bit of a shrine, I think, to all the pivotal experiences that have shaped me during my 20s, and it also feels tentatively vain for hope for the future,” Colwell explained. “It’s an album at its heart, about acceptance and release, and freedom from old binding. It was a very emotional and cathartic record. It was a challenge to scare all the scary things you say to these songs and finally get out of your mind without escaping ugnos or creepy emo, but the process should do the only thing. It’s burning on a piece of paper.”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xtknbbw9qjc
Balance and calm – “Living & Well”
Balance and calmness have returned with another anthemic song “Alive & Well.” “This was the first song we worked together when we decided to become a band again,” explained vocalist/guitarist John Simmons. “That was the idea [guitarist] Eric [Petersen] I sang it almost immediately, as I was sending us out in a talk that was probably early to reunite.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xgz2dc8j7_c
Sex Mask – “Circe”
Melbourne’s Post-Punk Outskirt Sex Mask offered a lively, fast-paced new single called “Circe.” “Take from Homer’s Classics Odyssey“Circe” (the evil magician who turns men into animals” is an example of my own projection at the end of a bad relationship,” explained frontman Wry Gray. “How we demonize others, God makes God, and in that moment satisfy our own peace and fulfillment. In this example, “The Man Made a Beast”, I felt most similar to myself with the bright red with embarrassment.”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Z7S0x6y0l4
Artificial GO – “Circle”
Cincinnati Indie Pop Trio Artificial Go has a new album along the way, Music chairIt will arrive on May 16th. The lead single “Circle” is playful and infectious, with Angie Will Cut repeating lines such as “swaying in my boots like a Chihuahua.”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r_5gbjgnnus
Orla Gartland – “What now?”
Orla Gartland shared a new track, “Now What?”, which will be featured in the upcoming expanded edition of her second album Everyone needs a hero. “Maybe I’ll cook for you and your new wife/and think about the time I’ve been hanging forever,” Gertland sings on the track. Everyone needs a hero It came out in October 2024 and I started this year with a strong desire to say more. Last year I went through some major life changes. I felt more unleashed and pensive than any other time in my adult life. “What now?” Explore the vast unknowns we face after the breakup and how our emotions change over time. ”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=flhoatgxc_i
m(h)aol – “I miss a dog”
M(H)AOL’s new song is as burnt as sadness is marked, and the accompanying video features clips decorated with crowds of fans’ pets. (This will be a fun pairing with Propagandy’s new single “Cat Guy” that came out yesterday.) “‘I Miss My Dog’ is a song about my dog poppies and the experience of losing my pet,” band Constance Keane said in a press release. “She passed away last July, but I still wake up thinking she’s with us. I don’t think people understand or don’t understand losing a dog. This is a song for us.” M(H) AOL’s upcoming LP, Soft stuffIt will arrive on May 16th.
Source: Our Culture – ourculturemag.com
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