"New Music from Lorde, Sam Fender, and More!"
This week’s round-up from Chuff Media brings some exciting new music releases and announcements featuring a powerhouse lineup including Lorde, Sam Fender, Haim, Loyle Carner, Self Esteem, and more.
To start, Self Esteem, whose real name is Rebecca Lucy Taylor, has just dropped her highly anticipated album “A Complicated Woman.” This follow-up to her critically acclaimed 2021 work, “Prioritise Pleasure,” further establishes her impressive mark on the music scene. It’s now available for listeners who appreciate bold and uncompromising storytelling through music.
Another highlight of the week is Lorde’s return with “What Was That,” her first significant release in nearly four years. The track showcases Lorde’s evolving sound and features a music video filmed in iconic locations across New York. Known for her poignant lyrics and unique voice, this single is sure to captivate audiences new and old alike.
In the realm of rock, Sam Fender has made waves with “Tyrants,” a track from his limited edition Record Store Day EP “Me and the Dog.” Following a flurry of live performances across the U.S. and Europe, this new release has been met with enthusiasm, particularly as fans have clamored for it to be added to streaming platforms.
Haim continues to build anticipation for their upcoming album “I Quit,” set to release on June 20th. Their latest single “Down To Be Wrong” is a confident anthem of self-empowerment and serves as a great taste of what fans can expect from the full album. The trio has been teasing about the album for a while, and it’s clear that they’re ready to make a strong return.
The new single “You Hate That I’m In Love” by Only The Poets presents a mix of emotional urgency with cinematic elements, pushing emotional bounds that resonate deeply. The track captures a raw and relatable experience, perfect for those late-night reflections.
On another note, Bradley Simpson of The Vamps has released “Favourite Band,” featuring the promising vocalist Nieve Ella. This track from his debut solo album reflects a personal touch as he prepares for his upcoming UK tour.
Machine Gun Kelly also marks a milestone with his birthday release of “Come Pick Me Up,” an alt-country version of Ryan Adams’ original. The collaboration with Mod Sun adds a fresh layer to this nostalgic classic, proving MGK’s versatility once again.
Finally, budding star Sophie and The Giants releases “Bad Friends,” touted as a strong contender for the “Song of the Summer” in 2025. As she embarks on her headline tour, fans can look forward to catching these electrifying new tracks live.
With more announcements in the pipeline, including Loyle Carner’s forthcoming album “hopefully!” and Haim’s confirmed release date, this week is nothing short of thrilling for music fans. For more updates and to explore the new releases, fans are encouraged to visit Chuff Media’s platform.
