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Le Sserafim have had a busy year so far, releasing the Hot EP, sharing the single “Different,” and performing around the world on the Easy Crazy Hot Tour. They could easily take is slow for the rest of the year, but instead, today (October 24), they’ve shared two new songs: “Spaghetti” and “Pearlies (My Oyster Is The World),” collectively released as a “single album.”

“Spaghetti” in particular is an event, as it features BTS favorite J-Hope, marking his first collaboration with a K-pop girl group.

Kim Chaewon told Billboard Philippines, “As the lyric ‘Stuck between your teeth, that’s Spaghetti’ suggests, I’d say this song is meant to be just as catchy and impossible to get out of your head — something that lingers no matter how hard you try to shake it off.” Hong Eunchae added, “‘Spaghetti’ channels Le Sserafim’s charm in a way that’s impossible to escape, just like the taste of spaghetti that keeps lingering in your mind. I think its confident and playful energy perfectly reflects who we are as a group.”

Huh Yunjin also said of the other song, “Our B-side track “Pearlies (My Oyster Is The World)’ is a play on the saying ‘the world is my oyster,’ which we also used in the track ‘The World Is My Oyster’ from our debut album. The original saying carries an attitude of taking ownership, of conquering something that isn’t mine and making it my own — which felt very fearless and confident, and was a message we wanted to deliver back then. But by flipping the words, we also flip the meaning: within the small oyster I already have, there’s everything I need. For us, that’s FEARNOT [fan base]. They are our oysters, and therefore our world.”

Listen to “Spaghetti” and “Pearlies (My Oyster Is The World)” above.

Fresh off her WWP EP, Tyla returns with a smooth new single. On “Chanel,” the South African singer makes a simple request: If you really loved her, you’d buy her designer.

While the singer croons, “How you say you love me? You ain’t put me in Chanel,” on the chorus of the low-key gqom (you say with a click of the tongue) track, the video naturally leans couture, with Tyla dancing, posing, strutting, and mugging the camera in the titular brand.

According to Vogue, putting the video together was apparently a bit of a quest for the 23-year-old Joburg native’s stylist Ron Hartleben, who had to pull the vintage pieces from dealers around the world.

“Every single piece of clothing in that video, besides the Hanes tank in the black void scene where she has the blonde bob, is Chanel,” Hartleben boasted. “Even her undergarments, even her shoes and her shorts. The Hanes tank was a very intentional piece because that’s Tyla. It’s the connecting element that made everything make sense.”

He also says the dealers “let me get away with murder” regarding their usual rental fees, because they were so hyped to be included in the star’s latest visual. “These era-defining moments like the hula hoop bag, all of these museum-quality pieces they trusted me with. She’s wearing these belts that are each like $20,000 at full retail, these classic Karl leather pieces, it was so cool to put them together. I did have to sign my life away in case things broke. But nothing broke!”

“Chanel” follows “Is It” and “Dynamite” as striking visuals that Tyla has released this year. We can’t wait to see what she comes up with next.

Watch Tyla’s “Chanel” video above.

After a two-month buildup, Daniel Caesar’s new album, Son Of Spergy, has arrived. The rollout for the project has included the June single “Have A Baby (With Me)” and “Moon,” the latter of which features Bon Iver. It’s one of two songs with the indie-folk band, the second being “Sins Of The Father,” which you can listen to above.

As with so many of Caesar’s songs, it’s a two-parter, with the first bit being a worshipful ballad seemingly addressing the spiritual “father” (i.e., God), while after a short break, the song transforms into a contemplative lullaby addressed to his physical father, after whom the album is named. “Dad was forgetful, he promised a lot / Thankfully, he never got caught,” he recalls. “Passed it to me now, I finally can see / Forgetting’s a gift, thank you, God.”

In the press release for Son Of Spergy, Caesar explained the core of the album, which finds him contemplating his purpose and the nature of his parental bonds. “I have a lot of respect for my dad, and I hold him in high regard,” he said. “The album is about me realizing that I am exactly like him. In that sense, it’s about having patience, respect, and admiration for myself.”

You can listen to Daniel Caesar’s “Sins Of The Father” featuring Bon Iver above.

Son Of Spergy is out now via Republic Records. You can find more info here.

This past summer, Jessie Murph released her second album, Sex Hysteria (and performed at Uproxx’s Sparkling Sessions 2.0). Now, she’s looking even further back, as today (October 24), she released “I’m Not There For You.”

Fans know the song as one that Murph, now 21, originally wrote when she was 17 years old and shared a sample of online in 2022. Murph’s fans have embraced it as a favorite, and now Murph has given it a facelift be re-writing parts of it and re-recording it this year.

Listen to “I’m Not There For You” above. Murph went on the Worldwide Hysteria Tour earlier this year but she still has some upcoming shows, so find Murph’s tour dates below.

Jessie Murph’s 2025 & 2026 Tour Dates

10/24/2025 — London, United Kingdom @ The Roundhouse
10/26/2025 — Dublin, Ireland @ 3Olympia
11/07/2025 — Honolulu, Hawaii @ The Republik
11/08/2025 — Honolulu, Hawaii @ The Republik
11/12/2025 — Perth, Australia @ Metropolis Fremantle
11/14/2025 — Sydney, Australia @ Enmore Theatre
11/15/2025 — Sydney, Australia @ Enmore Theatre
11/18/2025 — Brisbane, Australia @ Fortitude Music Hall
11/19/2025 — Melbourne, Australia @ Forum Melbourne
11/20/2025 — Melbourne, Australia @ Forum Melbourne
11/22/2025 — Auckland, New Zealand @ Town Hall
12/02/2025 — Fort Worth, TX @ Dickies Arena (iHeartRadio 106.1 KISS FM’s Jingle Ball 2025)
12/05/2025 — Los Angeles, CA @ Intuit Dome (iHeartRadio 102.7 KIIS FM’s Jingle Ball 2025)
12/08/2025 — Chicago, IL @ Allstate Arena (iHeartRadio 103.5 KISS FM’s Jingle Ball 2025)
12/09/2025 — Detroit, MI @ Little Caesars Arena (iHeartRadio Channel 95.5’s Jingle Ball 2025)
12/12/2025 — New York, NY @ Madison Square Garden (iHeartRadio Z100’s Jingle Ball 2025)
02/28/2026 — Tempe, Arizona @ Extra Innings Festival
06/11-13/2026 — Decatur, Alabama @ Rock The South
06/18-20/2026 — Bloomington, Illinois @ Tailgates N’ Tallboys

Sex Hysteria is out now via Columbia Records. Find more information here.

Megan Thee Stallion is back with her next Act III single. While most of the Houston hottie’s discography is marked by her unbothered Southern pimp persona, Tina Snow, her latest finds her fully embracing being a “Lover Girl” after settling down with NBA star Klay Thompson. The new single, produced by Jacobdior, blends the nostalgic ’90s R&B girl pop of Total’s “Kissin’ You” with the upbeat New Orleans bounce of HaSizzle’s “Bounce It.” The result is a sweet and savory mix of sounds, with Megan gushing about “my man, my man, my man, my baby, my baby.”

Although the track might be an emotional departure from Meg’s other recent Act III output, such as “Whenever,” her raps remain as raunchy as ever. “A very freaky girl, you heard what Gucci said / First, I give you my number, then you give me some head,” she proposes in the second verse. Meg’s newfound soft side hasn’t dulled her edge one bit.

“Lover Girl” is the latest sign that Meg’s December promise to deliver the third part of her Megan trilogy in 2025 might become a reality. While we don’t quite have a release date confirmation yet, we do know she’s been hoping to include stars like Doechii and Ariana Grande on it.

You can listen to Megan Thee Stallion’s “Lover Girl” above.

The last time we got a new album from The Neighbourhood was in 2020, with Chip Chrome & The Mono-Tones. Half a decade gone as an eternity in modern music terms, but the drought is ending soon: Today (October 24), The Neighbourhood announced a new album, (((((ultraSOUND))))).

They’ve made a splash with the news by sharing three new songs: “Private,” “OMG,” and “Lovebomb.”

A press release describes the album as a “powerful return to the band’s roots” that blends “the raw energy of ’90s alt-rock with a modern, introspective edge,” saying it draws inspiration from “Brit-pop while maintaining their signature California indie sound.” Lyrically, the project is said to be “intimate and self-aware, exploring heartbreak, disillusionment, and emotional vulnerability.”

This comes after Jesse Rutherford released a solo album, Jesse®, last year. At the time, he told Apple Music’s Zane Lowe about his reasoning for making the project and how it relates to the band, saying:

“I just wanted a moment to not have The Neighbourhood be my identity because, and it is, it’s a big part of it and I love that. But I didn’t stop doing the band just because I wanted to focus on me making a solo record. I just knew that was also going to happen while I just did my life. […]

You said something like to the effect of, ‘Why isn’t this a Neighbourhood record? You’ve already kind of established a voice as Jesse.’ I don’t think I have. I’ve established a voice as The Neighbourhood, but all the other projects I’ve done are experiments and this one doesn’t feel like an experiment to me.”

Listen to the new songs above. Below, find the (((((ultraSOUND))))) cover art and tracklist.

The Neighbourhood’s (((((ultraSOUND))))) Album Cover Artwork

The Neighbourhood’s (((((ultraSOUND))))) Tracklist

1. “Hula Girl”
2. “OMG”
3. “Lovebomb”
4. “Private”
5. “Lil Ol Me”
6. “Planet”
7. “Holy Ghost”
8. “Rabbit”
9. “Tides”
10. “Daisy Chain”
11. “Zombie”
12. “Mama Drama”
13. “Crushed”
14. “Mute”
15. “Stupid Boy”

(((((ultraSOUND))))) is out 11/14 via Warner Records. Find more information here.

Fred Again..’s constantly evolving USB project is in the midst of a major phase of development. Fred recently announced that he’s once again adding to it, unveiling a giant banner that read, “USB002, 10 weeks, 10 songs, 10 cities,” and he also captioned his post, “this is us for the next 77 days.” We’ve had a handful of new songs so far and the latest is out now.

There are two new songs, actually. There’s “Facilita” with Caribou and MC Teteu, as well as “Ambery” with Floating Points.

Fred recently shared a post in which he talks about how performing and touring has been lately, writing:

“i dont want this to sound in any way like im complaining cos my GOD i wouldnt change a thing for the world and i feel unbelivably fortunate. but yes 1 hundreedddd percent theres a lot of super weird pressures that sometimes come with it that im really very new to navigating really and can get super overhwhelmed by.

and id hate to accidentally be one of those ppl whos presenting things as more shiny than they are ykno. cos sometimes i really dont feel shiny at aaaall!

i think part of it is obviusly jus like if im sad or feeling whatever else, those are often not the moments where im like ‘oh sick i should film this! that would go hard.’”

Listen to the new songs above.

Steven and Ian open with a quick conversation about online comment sections and how websites are trying to monetize the opinions of online lunatics. Then they pivot to a Cinema-cast about the new Springsteen biopic, Deliver Me From Nowhere, and the recent documentary Mr. Scorsese. They also check in on the Fantasy Albums Draft, where Steven finally does a re-draft.

From there, they discuss Steven’s recent experience seeing Geese on tour, and why they are the most exciting young indie band going. They also review the new Tame Impala record Deadbeat, which is getting killed by critics. Finally, they do a “yay or nay” segment on the British buzz band Bar Italia.

In Recommendation Corner, Ian talks about the post-punk band Just Mustard and talks about the Indianapolis jangle-pop group Good Flying Birds.

New episodes of Indiecast drop every Friday. Listen to Episode 262 here and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts. You can submit questions for Steve and Ian at [email protected], and make sure to follow us on Instagram and X (formerly Twitter) for all the latest news. We also recently launched a visualizer for our favorite Indiecast moments. Check those out here.

Young Thug is a lonely guy. At least, he is in the new video for his Uy Scuti song, “Blaming Jesus.” In the song, Thug confesses that he’s been a not-so-great partner to his lady, while also insisting that he’ll be okay getting dumped. “Baby, I’m sorry, okay / Just say you love me, okay?
You’re stayin’, I’ll be okay / You tired of me, okay,” he croons in the chorus.

Likewise, in the video, Thug is seen moping in a strip club, despite being surrounded by revelers. We also see him go to church, perhaps looking for absolution for his mistakes. The scene also reflects the bars that give the song its title: “I need real love in my face / Peace and blessings on my face / Let my love spread, this ain’t a phase / Blaming Jesus off of my faith.”

Considering the song’s topic, fans have already speculated that the track is addressed to Mariah The Scientist, Young Thug’s ex, who he allegedly cheated on despite her support throughout his recent legal issues.

Although he may have let her down, he doesn’t plan on doing so for his hometown, Atlanta. Earlier this month, he announced a Young Thug & Friends Hometown Hero concert at State Farm Arena. You can find more info here.

Watch Young Thug’s “Blaming Jesus” video above.

Uy Scuti is out now via YSL Records, Atlantic Records, and 300 Entertainment. You can find more info here.

Chappell Roan has long gone to bat for the LGBTQ+ community and now she is doing so in a really big way. Today (October 23), Roan announced The Midwest Princess Project, a new organization with the mission of supporting trans youth and LGBTQ+ communities. Already, the fund has raised over $400,000.

Roan shared the news on Instagram today, writing:

“I am so excited to announce @midwestprincessproject, an organization we’ve launched to provide support and needed resources for trans youth and LGBTQ+ communities!

The Midwest Princess Project already raised over $400,000 at my Visions of Damsels & Other Dangerous Things Pop-Up Shows, and those funds will be donated to incredible organizations making a positive impact for trans youth in their communities. Outside of transaction fees to host the donation page and limited costs for my team to effectively manage the project, we have committed to donating every dollar possible to the organizations that need it most.

Follow and support our ongoing efforts by donating if you can at www.midwestprincessproject.org.”

Organizations that have benefitted so far include the Ali Forney Center and The LGBT Center in New York; Trans Wellness Center and TransLatin@ Coalition in Los Angeles; and The GLO Center and The Center Project in Missouri.

More information and links to donate are available on the Midwest Princess Project website.