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Greetings From Your Hometown (Deluxe Edition)

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Greetings From Your Hometown (Deluxe Edition) Album ∙ Pop ∙ 2025 Jonas Brothers The seventh studio album from the Jonas Brothers arrives 20 years after they hunkered down to write the debut that served as a launchpad, rocketing them to teenage superstardom ( It’s About Time , released in 2006), and it would seem the anniversary has them feeling nostalgic. Cue  Greetings from Your Hometown , a mostly upbeat affair that strikes a delicate balance between past regret and future promise. Sandwiching the emotional core of the album between two surefire crowd-pleasers—galvanizing pop-rock anthem “I Can’t Lose” and the soft future-bass touch of Marshmello collaboration “Slow Motion”—the brothers Jonas nosedive into rumination before pulling up in a passionate glide through the boundlessness of romance. “Backwards” meanders around heartbreak, giving way to the minimalist production of self-aware lament “Loved You Better” and the title track’s sunny hopes for a brand-new start, forming a tr...

Less Trouble

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Less Trouble Album ∙ Pop ∙ 2025 Shekhinah In 2021, Shekhinah made a sharp pivot from the dreamy, optimistic soul pop that had defined her output up until that point. That was  Trouble in Paradise , a 12-track project filled with songs about the gloomy spectacle of grief, the crippling anxiety brought on by insecurities, and the shifting landscape of her romantic life. The Durban singer is as inspired on her third album,  Less Trouble , finding riveting new ways to ruminate on matters of the heart. Arriving four years after  Trouble in Paradise ,  Less Trouble  is similarly intimate and rich with details about the inner workings of Shekhinah’s emotions. Still, as the album title suggests, she’s low on bandwidth for emotional landmines and the inconveniences they produce. Across  Less Trouble , Shekhinah transforms her innermost thoughts on romance and attraction into sharp commentaries on modern dating dynamics while reinforcing her desire for clarity and no...

EXISTENS

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EXISTENS Album ∙ Pop ∙ 2025 Hurula   HomeworkGenius' AI App ∙ Education ∙ 2025 Ethan Walker HomeworkGenius AI is an innovative application designed to assist students with their homework by providing AI-generated answers from photos. Users can select from a variety of subjects, making it easy to get help tailored to their specific needs. The app features a chat function that allows for interactive communication with the AI, enhancing the learning experience. Additionally, HomeworkGenius AI saves the history of queries and allows users to bookmark their favorite responses for future reference. However, the subscription model imposes certain limitations: users can only receive two photo-based responses without a premium account, while access to the chat feature and saved history is exclusive to premium subscribers. This structure encourages users to consider upgrading for a more comprehensive educational support experience. This application contains auto-renewable subscriptions a...

Commitment

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Commitment Album ∙ Pop ∙ 2025 Craig David There’s something satisfyingly circuitous about the title of Craig David’s ninth studio album,  Commitment , neatly coinciding as it does with the 25th anniversary of his game-changing debut,  Born to Do It . Sure, his life path may have been fated, but even destiny requires dedication. An unprecedented speed run of an entire career’s worth of achievements for just one album could easily be put down to luck; to be considered one of the most influential voices in R&B—revered and respected by audiences and industry peers alike—and still releasing records 25 years down the line, speaks more to his drive, work ethic, and passion than mere good fortune. The secret to his staying power, as David told fellow R&B star Estelle on a special episode of her Apple Music Radio show, is a little bit of both. “When it’s divine and you can feel it, you get out of the way and you let it be,” he said. “Just step in when you need to step in, lean ...

BLACK STAR

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BLACK STAR Album ∙ Pop ∙ 2025 Amaarae The Ghanaian singer-songwriter’s third full-length is almost overwhelming at first approach, even when taking into account the big melodic strokes of her instant-classic 2023 record  Fountain Baby . Unlike that record’s New Wave streaks and effervescent pop cadences,  BLACK STAR  is wall-to-wall dance music that treats the last 40 years of pop like an endless palette. There are sly interpolations of Gucci Mane’s “I Might Be” and, in the case of the slinky “She Is My Drug,” Cher’s deathless anthem “Believe.” Fellow modern pop vanguard PinkPantheress throws in for the satisfying techno pulser “Kiss Me Thru the Phone Pt. 2,” a seeming reference to Soulja Boy’s ringtone-ready 2008 hit, while Naomi Campbell (yes,  the  Naomi Campbell) closes out “ms60” with a solid-gold monologue extoling the virtues of embodying the album’s title. SoulFlame App ∙ Entertainment ∙ 2025 Daedalia, Inc. You’ve wande...

Greetings From Your Hometown

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Greetings From Your Hometown Album ∙ Pop ∙ 2025 Jonas Brothers The seventh studio album from the Jonas Brothers arrives 20 years after they hunkered down to write the debut that served as a launchpad, rocketing them to teenage superstardom ( It’s About Time , released in 2006), and it would seem the anniversary has them feeling nostalgic. Cue  Greetings from Your Hometown , a mostly upbeat affair that strikes a delicate balance between past regret and future promise. Sandwiching the emotional core of the album between two surefire crowd-pleasers—galvanizing pop-rock anthem “I Can’t Lose” and the soft future-bass touch of Marshmello collaboration “Slow Motion”—the brothers Jonas nosedive into rumination before pulling up in a passionate glide through the boundlessness of romance. “Backwards” meanders around heartbreak, giving way to the minimalist production of self-aware lament “Loved You Better” and the title track’s sunny hopes for a brand-new start, forming a triptych of love an...

GRANDE ANIMA

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GRANDE ANIMA Album ∙ Pop ∙ 2025 Clementino Tsuki Tea House: Idle Journey App ∙ Simulation ∙ 2025 HyperBeard Inc. Welcome to Tsuki Tea House, a charming and cozy haven nestled in the rural countryside, where you join Tsuki the bunny in managing a delightful tea house. In this enchanting game, you'll assist Tsuki in serving a variety of adorable customers, each with their unique preferences and stories. From brewing the perfect cup of tea to preparing delicious snacks, your goal is to create a welcoming atmosphere that keeps customers coming back for more. Upgrade your tea house by expanding the menu, enhancing the decor, and hiring friendly staff to help manage the bustling business. As you progress, you'll unlock new recipes, discover charming characters, and uncover the secrets of the peaceful village surrounding your tea house. With its relaxing gameplay, charming visuals, and heartwarming interactions, Tsuki Tea House is the perfect escape for...

Dolaziš

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Dolaziš Album ∙ Pop ∙ 2025 Oliver Dragojević Grisaia Phantom Trigger Vol.1 App ∙ Adventure ∙ 2025 Crunchyroll, LLC SUBSCRIPTION REQUIRED - EXCLUSIVE TO CRUNCHYROLL MEGA AND ULTIMATE FAN MEMBERSHIPS "Grisaia: Phantom Trigger" is a visual novel, specifically a kinetic novel (without branching routes). Returning character artist Akio Watanabe and writer Ryuta Fujisaki bring you the latest installment in the acclaimed Grisaia series. The series is set in the world of the acclaimed Grisaia franchise, featuring a totally new storyline and cast of characters, and brought to you by returning character artist Akio Watanabe and writer Ryuta Fujisaki. This is VOLUME 1 of 8 - more to come. Key Features of Grisaia: Phantom Trigger Vol. 1 - Captivating Narrative: Immerse yourself in a story of intrigue, action, and emotional depth that expands the Grisaia universe. - Dynamic Characters: Meet a fresh cast of compelling characters with unique personalities, backstories, and roles in the miss...

Veronica Electronica

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Veronica Electronica Album ∙ Pop ∙ 2025 Madonna During the extra-long recording process of her 1998 magnum opus, Madonna came up with an alter ego drawn from her confirmation name—a character she felt so strongly she nearly named the album after it, though ultimately she decided on  Ray of Light . Her entrancing seventh album introduced electronica to the American mainstream and reignited the relevance of the 39-year-old new mother at a time when pop music was trending teenage and perky. It was a pivotal moment for the icon both spiritually and creatively, and she’s often cited the record as her proudest work. Back then, she planned to follow up the original album with a companion disc of harder-hitting remixes, though the project was ultimately sidelined due to  Ray of Light ’s runaway success. (The boundary-pushing original would become one of the best-selling albums by a woman of all time and earn Madonna three Grammys, including Best Pop Album.) More than two and a half de...

I’m Only F**king Myself

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I’m Only F**king Myself Album ∙ Pop ∙ 2025 Lola Young Pre-add the South Londoner’s fresh slice of self-love and sass.

WWP - EP

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WWP - EP Album ∙ Pop ∙ 2025 Tyla

Blizanac

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Blizanac Album ∙ Pop ∙ 2025 Barbara Bobak

Дар и Клетва

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Дар и Клетва Album ∙ Pop ∙ 2025 Coby

Svitanje

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Svitanje Album ∙ Pop ∙ 2025 Emina Jahovic

BITE ME

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BITE ME Album ∙ Pop ∙ 2025 Reneé Rapp Set the table for the pop star’s new album and pre-add it now.

Is This What You've Been Waiting For?

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Is This What You've Been Waiting For? Album ∙ Pop ∙ 2025 Amy Macdonald Bouncy indie and big hooks from the Scottish singer-songwriter’s sixth LP.

SWAG

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SWAG Album ∙ Pop ∙ 2025 Justin Bieber The day before the surprise release of Justin Bieber’s seventh album, a series of billboards popped up from Atlanta to Reykjavik—earnest black-and-white photos of the shirtless superstar posing with his wife, Hailey Bieber, and their infant son, Jack Blues, taken by the same photographer who shot the cover art for Kendrick Lamar’s  Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers . In the months before, the 31-year-old was unusually candid, sharing esoteric demos and posting frankly about his struggles with mental health and fame: “Don’t you think if I could have fixed myself I would have already?” he wrote on Instagram in June. Beside the photos was a single word: SWAG. A lot has changed in the four years since the pop icon’s last record, 2021’s  Justice —from a split with longtime manager Scooter Braun to the birth of his first child in August 2024. Meanwhile, it was rumored (correctly, it would turn out) that he’d been quietly working with producers l...

INTROSPEZIONE - EP

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INTROSPEZIONE - EP Album ∙ Pop ∙ 2025 Mecna