HoneyLuv and multihyphenate icon Idris Elba have joined forces for an electrifying new collaboration, “Euro Flow,” now available on Steam. After over three years of collaboration and countless shared stages, this seismic partnership has finally come to life, marking a significant milestone in HoneyLuv’s rapid ascent in the electronic music scene. Bursting with zest and energy, “Euro Flow” is a meticulously crafted track infused with funky house beats and quintessential Euro-dance synths, designed to ignite dance floors worldwide. This epic collaboration not only showcases HoneyLuv’s evolving sound but also cements her status as a rising star in the global dance music arena.
3OH!3 invites fans to celebrate the 15 year anniversary of their 3rd album Streets Of Gold with two upcoming shows, taking place December 4 in Anaheim and December 10 in Brooklyn. The band will be performing the album in full, including hit songs “My First Kiss” (originally featuring Ke$ha), “Double Vision”, “Déjà Vú”, and more. Joining them will be special guests Millionaires (both dates) and Breathe Carolina (Anaheim only). Tickets are on sale now. For more information please visit: https://www.3oh3.com/.
The band shares: “It’s been 15 years since we packed up and headed to the City of Angels to record our second studio album, STREETS OF GOLD. Unlike our debut, WANT, which was mostly written before the studio, this album was shaped right there—inspired by late nights fueled by street tacos and tequila, and early mornings chasing the perfect snare hit. Most of the record came to life at The Lair, a hidden gem in Culver City that felt like stepping into Narnia through a back alley. Even now, when I drive by, I can’t help but smile, remembering those unforgettable days walking on STREETS OF GOLD.”
3OH!3 recently wrapped up a full US tour with Simple Plan, Bowling For Soup, and LØLØ, in addition to performances at Vans Warped Tour in DC and Long Beach. The band will be back at Vans Warped Tour later this fall in Orlando, in addition to an upcoming headline show at Brooklyn Bowl in Nashville featuring Charlotte Sands.
Earlier this year they also released their new single “SLUSHIE”, a sweet and sultry track all about craving that icy goodness. The song marked the band’s first new music in over five years, and is just a taste of what’s to come. Stay tuned for more new music, coming soon.
Sydney Sprague’s new album – her first entirely independent effort – ‘Peak Experience’ is out today. Composed of eight tracks, the album is a coming-of-age soundtrack for the chronically anxious and melodically inclined. Hailing from the sweltering surrealism of Phoenix, Arizona, she channels the heat and heaviness of modern existence into sharply crafted songs that balance existential dread with cathartic guitar riffs. Building on the raw honesty and sharp wit that earned her early acclaim from NPR, Refinery29, and Guitar World, ‘Peak Experience’ feels like the culmination of years spent touring, overthinking, and writing her way through it all. It’s an album for anyone who’s ever spiraled at 2 a.m., found solace in a chorus, or wondered if maybe the best way to process life is to just turn it into a song.
Sydney also released a new music video for “Your Favorite”, the final track on the album, which can be seen here.
Independent Country newcomer Remy Garrison today releases her flirtatious new Pop Country bop “Icebreaker” and announces her new EP S.H.H. for October 24. With a bright, plucky banjo line and a fearless attitude, “Icebreaker” captures the playful frustration of meeting someone new—and waiting not-so-patiently for them to make the first move. Written by Garrison, Shane Yoder and Mark Seigle (producer), after the 25-year-old singer-songwriter stepped back into the dating scene following the end of a five-year relationship. Honest, hooky, and refreshingly real– “Icebreaker” encapsulates the spirit of her forthcoming EP.
Rock group 84 Days is excited to share “Find Your Way Back Home”, the second single from the band’s forthcoming debut album. Fans can stream the new track now, here: https://ffm.to/84daysfindyourway.
On the new single, Randy Bradbury shares: “It’s a message for my kids.”
A collaboration of epic proportions, 84 Days was founded by Bradbury – bassist for legendary punk group Pennywise – and Grammy-winning producer Cameron Webb. They tapped in No Doubt’s Adrian Young to drum on the forthcoming self-titled album in addition to supplemental guitar work from The Vandals’ Warren Fitzgerald.
84 Days will be released on November 7th via Double Helix Records, in worldwide distribution partnership with SBAM Records (EU) and Pee Records (AUS/NZ/JPN). Pre-save/pre-order 84 Days at https://ffm.bio/84days and stay tuned for more coming soon.
Fans can look forward to seeing 84 Days live for the first time later this year as the band joins The Vandals at their upcoming holiday shows on December 19th in Ventura and December 20th in Anaheim. Bradbury and Webb have recruited NOFX’s Eric “Smelly” Sandin on drums and look forward to bringing the new album to audiences soon.
Following the release of his debut EP Blue Sky, sonic wanderer and time traveler Luke Tyler Shelton today releases an acoustic version of “Anna,” featuring Haylie Davis. The first single he ever released, and a sublimely tender piece of storytelling, the new acoustic version is an even more adoring statement of lovestruck devotion as Shelton trades vocals effortlessly with Davis. The acoustic version of “Anna” was produced by Josh Block (Leon Bridges, White Denim, Khruangbin, Sharon Van Etten) — Stream.
Shelton shared, “Before we move on from the ‘Blue Sky’ EP, I wanted to give you one last little surprise: ‘Anna (Acoustic Version)’ featuring my dear friend and incredible voice, Haylie Davis. This stripped-down version includes Charley Damski on piano, Jacob Sharp on mandolin, Haylie Davis singing background vocals and harmonies, and myself on acoustic guitar and lead vocal. We hope you enjoy this throwback to the song that started it all.”
The original version of “Anna” is taken from Shelton’s debut EP via Concord Records, Blue Sky. Released back in July, his first body of work was produced by Shooter Jennings (Brandi Carlile, Tanya Tucker) and Jonathan Wilson (Father John Misty, Angel Olsen). The EP merges country-rock, folk-pop, and Southern soul into songs that immediately transport the audience into a state of enchanted ease. With a style informed by his DIY community that holds a mirror to the near-mythic creative hotbed of early-70s Laurel Canyon, Shelton calls back a faraway time in a distinctive soul-soothing, windows-down type of way.
The wait is over for Road To Reign: A Prelude, the highly anticipated new EP from The Cab. The EP marks the start of a brand new chapter for the band, whose fans have kept their legacy alive over the last ten years while patiently waiting for their return. That patience is rewarded today with Road To Reign: A Prelude, out now and streaming here.
Shares vocalist Alex DeLeon: “After all of these years we knew that the time was now. We missed the fans. We missed them singing with us. We missed staying after shows and getting to know them. The Cab is theirs as much as it is ours. I don’t think we have ever been so excited to be onstage and to travel the world performing. These first four songs are just a window looking into what’s to come and we have so much more in store for everyone. We won’t take a single song or show for granted. Being in this band is what we were born to do!”
An emotional and moving collection of songs that showcases The Cab’s signature genre-blending sound, this EP sets the tone for what’s to come, reminding longtime fans why they fell in love with The Cab in the first place and giving new ones a reason to stick around. The band has already shared their intentions to release more new music in 2026.
Catch The Cab on tour this fall beginning October 8th. The band will be joining All Time Low for select dates of the Everyone’s Talking! Tour, in addition to performances at When We Were Young Festival, and headline shows in Singapore and Philippines in December. For a full list of upcoming shows, please see below or visit https://thecabband.com/.
Following the release of their sweeping remix of “Sacrifice,” genre-defying band 2ŁØT returns today with “Never Knew You (The Albert Harvey Mix),” the next single from their forthcoming EP The Albert Harvey Mix, out October 24th. The track offers a moody, club-ready reinvention of one of the most poignant songs from the band’s debut album Entropy – now filtered through the lens of celebrated Dutch producer Albert Harvey (David Guetta, Avicii, Armin van Buuren, Stargate).
“Never Knew You” was originally written by 2ŁØT frontman Rudy Love Jr.’s late father, Rudy Love Sr. – a revered soul artist and cultural icon . The song is a meditation on intimacy, misperception, and the quiet realization that we often only know people on the surface. The lyrics speak to the distance between how we see others and who they truly are.
“For me, this song is one of the most emotionally layered tracks on Entropy,” says Love Jr. “My father wrote the original lyrics years ago, and finishing the song with the band after his passing gave it a whole new weight. It became about seeing yourself in someone else’s absence. Albert’s remix doesn’t take anything away from that – it builds on it with this pulse and movement that makes the story feel alive in a different way.”
Country singer-songwriter KC Bruner today releases her new single, “Old Fashioned” and announces her signing with Electric Feel Records as the label’s flagship Nashville artist. The fresh take on Classic Country tips its cowboy hat to the past while taking a swipe at today’s swipe culture and the death of courtship. With lyrics like “I’ll take a love letter not a late drunk call,” Bruner unapologetically stands firm on who she is and what she wants— remaining unbothered if it’s interpreted as antiquated. Opening with a calm, almost conversational tone, anchored by a steady acoustic strum and hints of vintage pedal steel, the song transforms at the chorus as the drums kick in and the track erupts into a honky-tonkin’ heater. Produced by Andrew Bolooki and Cooper Alber and written by Bruner, Ava Hall and Bolooki, “Old Fashioned” blends tradition with charm and sass to deliver a dancefloor-ready two steppin’ tune.
Of all the titles you could give to Valley Boy, the one he can’t seem to shake is being called a child of divorce. As he continues teasing his upcoming debut concept album Children Of Divorce, he today unveils the next single “Naruto.” Thinly veiling a greater pain behind a playful, easy-listening kind of song, he sings of the cartoons that provided a necessary escape in his young age — Stream / Watch the official video directed by Cole Silberman and Stone Taul.
Valley Boy shared, “This one is a fun one — I go back in time to being twelve watching anime with my older brother to cope with my dad abandoning us! It’s written a little playful and childish to convey the age I was.”
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