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Cheat Codes – “Who I Am”
Released September 25, 2026
Electronic music trio Cheat Codes returned on September 25 with “Who I Am,” a standalone single released through their own Cheat Codes imprint. The track continues the group’s activity in 2026, following earlier releases including “The House That We Don’t Live In Anymore.”
Known for bridging electronic dance music and mainstream pop, Cheat Codes have developed a catalogue that appeals to listeners across club culture and radio-friendly pop. Their approach to production has helped establish the trio as a familiar name in the crossover space between the two genres.
At just under three minutes, “Who I Am” arrives as a concise new addition to their discography. Its release continues a productive period for the group as they expand their catalogue with fresh material.
For longtime fans, the single offers another opportunity to reconnect with Cheat Codes, while newer listeners have a fresh entry point into their electronic-pop world.
Lucky Daye – “Margarita Lime”
Released October 16, 2026 · From the album ALOUD!
Grammy-winning R&B artist Lucky Daye released “Margarita Lime” on October 16 as part of his latest album era. The track appears on ALOUD!, a 15-song project that explores a lighter, more uninhibited side of the singer’s artistry.
The album centres on self-expression, freedom and the importance of living on one’s own terms. Daye has described the project’s intention as creating music that feels fun and accessible, offering listeners an opportunity to escape everyday pressures and enjoy the moment.
“Margarita Lime” sits within a tracklist that also features collaborations with Leon Thomas, Pusha T, Muni Long and The Paradox. The broader project draws on contemporary R&B while making room for funk influences and a more playful musical outlook.
Daye has built a reputation for his expressive vocals and thoughtful songwriting, earning recognition for his ability to balance traditional soul influences with modern production. With ALOUD!, he continues to explore different dimensions of his sound while embracing a more carefree approach.
For R&B fans, “Margarita Lime” offers another glimpse into an album shaped around creativity, confidence and letting go.
Midnight ’Til Morning – “365”
Released October 16, 2026
Midnight ’Til Morning released “365” on October 16, adding a new single to the group’s growing catalogue. The release features two songs across its digital single package and arrives through Chugg Music.
The group has continued releasing music throughout 2026, with earlier titles including “Anything,” “Math” and “Bittersweet.” “365” adds to that run of releases as Midnight ’Til Morning continue developing their identity in contemporary pop.
The title suggests an all-year perspective on connection, commitment and the people who remain part of our lives through every season. While the song’s own musical details are best left to the listening experience, its release gives fans another opportunity to follow the group’s evolution.
Midnight ’Til Morning’s growing catalogue reflects an active period for the group, with new material helping establish a broader picture of its artistic direction.
With “365” now available, listeners can explore the latest chapter in the group’s journey and see how it fits alongside the singles released earlier this year.
O-Town – “Certified Delulu”
Released October 16, 2026
O-Town are celebrating more than 25 years in pop music with “Certified Delulu,” a new single released on October 16 through Pacific Records, O-Face and Bing Productions. The track brings the group into the world of modern internet slang with a playful celebration of confidence, individuality and not taking yourself too seriously.
The single features Jacob Underwood, Trevor Penick, Erik-Michael Estrada and Dan Miller, with Underwood co-writing the song alongside Mark Suhonen. Suhonen and O-Town also share production credits.
Rather than attempting to recreate the sound of their early-2000s breakthrough, the group embraces contemporary pop culture with a knowing sense of humour. The term “delulu” is commonly used online to describe someone whose beliefs or expectations are wildly optimistic, particularly in romantic situations. Here, O-Town turn the phrase into a declaration of self-belief and unapologetic confidence.
The release also reflects on the group’s longevity. More than two decades after audiences first encountered them on Making the Band, the members are continuing to make music together while finding new ways to connect with listeners.
“Certified Delulu” demonstrates how a group with deep roots in an earlier era of pop can embrace current cultural language without abandoning its identity. It’s a celebratory milestone for O-Town, balancing nostalgia with a distinctly modern sense of humour.
The Chainsmokers – “Baby”
Released October 16, 2026
The Chainsmokers released “Baby” on October 16, adding another single to the electronic duo’s extensive catalogue. The dance release arrived through Secondhand Happiness, Inc., with the track also appearing in an extended version for listeners seeking a longer take on the production.
The duo became a defining presence in mainstream electronic music during the 2010s, building an international audience through songs that combined dance production with accessible pop melodies. Releases such as “Roses,” “Don’t Let Me Down” and “Closer” helped establish their crossover appeal.
Their career has since continued to move between electronic music, collaborations and mainstream pop, allowing them to reach audiences with different musical tastes.
“Baby” is their latest release in a year that has also included the remix release “ALL THE TIME” with GorillaT, John Summit and Ilsey. The new single adds to their ongoing output as they continue to build on their established electronic-pop identity.
For fans who have followed the duo from their early club-focused releases to their chart successes, “Baby” provides another opportunity to hear their latest work.
Yung Milla – “Lethal”
Released October 7, 2026
Australian rapper Yung Milla is entering a new phase of his career with “Lethal,” a single released on October 7 that places family, cultural pride and personal resilience at the centre of his music. The release follows a remarkable year for the Darwin-based Marranunggu artist, who won The Voice Australia in September 2026.
Written while competing on the television series, “Lethal” reflects the experiences, faith and community connections that have shaped his journey. Yung Milla has spoken about wanting young First Nations people to feel strong and confident in their identity, giving the track a purpose that extends beyond his growing profile as a performer. <Cite refs=
The release also follows earlier material including “Higher,” continuing a catalogue that draws on his lived experiences and determination to create opportunities for others. His music has become an outlet for sharing personal stories and encouraging young people who may see aspects of their own lives reflected in his lyrics.
Beyond music, Yung Milla has worked in support and mentoring roles, using his experience to connect with young people. Following his success on The Voice, he has also spoken about his ambition to establish a recording studio in Darwin to help emerging artists access opportunities.
“Lethal” arrives at a pivotal moment, introducing a new chapter for an artist whose national breakthrough has brought increased attention to his music, community and ambitions. It is a release grounded in identity and representation, with Yung Milla using his growing platform to encourage the next generation.
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