IO NON SAREI
IO NON SAREI Album ∙ Pop ∙ 2025 Alessandra Amoroso
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FATHER FIGURE
FATHER FIGURE Album ∙ Pop ∙ 2025 Jon Bellion After 2018’s Glory Sound Prep , songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist Jon Bellion stepped back from releasing music of his own. He still wrote and produced for other artists like Justin Bieber, Maroon 5, and Jonas Brothers, and headed up his label Beautiful Mind Records, which has released albums by the likes of Tori Kelly. He also became a dad—an experience, he tells Apple Music’s Zane Lowe, that sparked a realization. “You start to realize, ‘The father is wildly important in the home,’” he says. “You hear that, you believe that—and then you have children, and you’re like, ‘Oh, my God.’” Across FATHER FIGURE —Bellion’s first full-length in seven years—the Long Island-born pop alchemist comes to grips with fatherhood’s enormity while also appreciating the way that living life apart from the day-to-day artist grind has opened up his creativity. Now fully independent ( FATHER FIGURE is his first album on his own labe...
¿Y ahora qué? - EP
¿Y ahora qué? - EP Album ∙ Pop ∙ 2025 Alejandro Sanz Alejandro Sanz Artist ∙ Pop Latino In the ‘90s, as established Spanish pop stars competed for airplay against burgeoning rock en español upstarts, Alejandro Sanz concocted a riveting sound all his own with an irresistible mix of emotional pop balladry and flamenco soft rock. The Spanish troubadour also penned some of the most achingly romantic songs of Latin pop, bolstered by his sensuous Andalusian rasp. Born Alejandro Sánchez Pizarro in Madrid, Spain in 1968 to parents from Andalusia, the flamenco capital, the Spanish prodigy began playing guitar at the tender age of seven, a skill he inherited from his musician father. At 10 years old, he was already writing his own songs. In 1989, he launched his music career with his debut Los Chulos Son Pa’ Cuidarlos , which skillfully combined techno and flamenco, under the pseudonym of Alejandro Magno. Two years later, the musician used his own name for the release of his major-label deb...
Sturm
Sturm Album ∙ Pop ∙ 2025 Gölä Gölä Artist ∙ Pop Swiss rock band Gölä enjoyed chart-topping, award-winning success in their homeland for several years before switching languages from Swiss German to English in 2004. Led by singer/songwriter/guitarist Marco "Gölä" Pfeuti, the band originally performed songs in Swiss German and made its recording debut in 1998 with the album Uf U Dervo. Subsequent albums increased the group's popularity, but in 2004, Pfeuti left behind his native language and not only began singing songs in English, but changed the configuration of his band. Renamed Burn and pared down to a trio, this new incarnation of the group released one unsuccessful album before switching its name back to Gölä. ~ Jason Birchmeier
F1 The Album
F1 The Album Album ∙ Pop ∙ 2025 F1 The Album Album ∙ Pop ∙ 2025 It’s lights out and away we go. Get ready for F1 , the Apple Original Film starring Brad Pitt and Damson Idris, coming to cinemas in June. The pair portray a retired Formula 1 driver and a promising young gun who team up to compete against F1’s real-life teams for the ultimate title at the pinnacle of motorsports. The film is accompanied by F1 The Album , featuring new music from stars including Ed Sheeran, Tate McRae, Burna Boy, and Chris Stapleton. Take your starting position and pre-add the soundtrack now.
Addison
Addison Album ∙ Pop ∙ 2025 Addison Rae Addison Rae Artist ∙ Pop Viral sensation-turned-pop upstart Addison Rae (born Addison Rae Easterling in 2000 in Lafayette, LA) became known in the late 2010s for her dance moves, amassing millions of followers online. After venturing into podcasting and makeup, she parlayed those fans into an entertainment career, releasing the breathy single “Obsessed” in 2021 and starring in the gender-flipped She’s All That remake He’s All That the same year. Rae’s long-in-the-works debut EP, AR came out in 2023, and cuts like “2 die 4,” a minimalist collaboration with pop futurist Charli xcx, and “Nothing On (But The Radio),” a storming electro-pop anthem, showed her hitmaking acumen and flirtatious personality. In 2024 she appeared with Charli once again on “The von dutch remix with addison rae and a. g. cook,” a glitchy reworking of the lead single from her frequent collaborator’s expectation-defying BRAT . ...
Non so chi ha creato il mondo ma so che era innamorato (Deluxe)
Non so chi ha creato il mondo ma so che era innamorato (Deluxe) Album ∙ Pop ∙ 2025 Alfa Definitions of usurp. verb. seize and take control without authority and possibly with force; take as one's right or possession . “he usurped my rights” synonyms: arrogate, assume, seize, take over.
DAISY
DAISY Album ∙ Pop ∙ 2025 rusowsky A synonym for "edify" is educate . Other words that share a similar meaning include enlighten, inspire, uplift, or improve. "Edify" suggests improving someone morally, ethically, or spiritually, while "educate" focuses on imparting knowledge
Gigante
Gigante Album ∙ Pop ∙ 2025 Leiva A synonym for "geyser" could be gusher, hot spring, or spout , depending on the context. Other related terms include fountain, thermal spring, and wellhead.
Casa Mía
Casa Mía Album ∙ Pop ∙ 2025 Vanesa Martín A synonym for "siesta" is nap . Other synonyms include rest, doze, snooze, catnap, or forty winks. A siesta is specifically a short nap taken in the early afternoon, especially in hot countries, and those synonyms capture that meaning.
Music For People Who Believe In Love
Music For People Who Believe In Love Album ∙ Pop ∙ 2025 Joe Jonas The spark for Joe Jonas’ first solo album since 2011 arrived on the road. While driving from Los Angeles to Houston in advance of Jonas Brothers playing the Houston Rodeo in 2024, he stopped by national parks like Joshua Tree, and his trip’s soundtrack involved him getting back in touch with his musical roots. “Driving through on that road trip, [I was] inspired by what I was seeing and what I was hearing,” he tells Apple Music. Jonas’ listening on that long drive included a lot of country music and the alt-rock that he grew up on, and when he got back to Los Angeles, he was ready to turn the music in his head into actual songs. Music for People Who Believe in Love stands apart from Jonas’ chart-topping work with his brothers and the party-playlist funk pop he makes as leader of DNCE because of its genre fluidity and its feeling. On the live-wire cut “Work It Out,” he dives inside his head in an effort to make sense...