Lorde drops the 'Hammer,' Cardi B is back 'Outside,' & more new music
| 06/20/25
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(L-R) kwn; Lorde; Jade
RCA Records/Michelle Helena Janssen; Universal Music New Zealand/Thistle Brown; RCA Records
It's Friday, and we've been blessed with a fresh batch of new music by our favorite LGBTQ+ (and adjacent) musicians.
Cardi B is back "Outside" with a vengeance on her new diss track, JADE doesn't want to know about a lover's past on "Plastic Box," KATSEYE whips out Spanglish for their scandalous new track, and Lorde feels more free than ever before on "Hammer."
Meanwhile, kwn has released a gorgeous EP for the grown and sexy sapphics, SOPHIE has released another posthumous album more experimental than the last, and Keke Palmer just dropped an entire visual album for her vulnerable new EP Just Keke.
Scroll through to listen to this week's best new bops!
R&B star kwn's debut album with all due respect is out now, and "back of the club" is a sensual song for a lover.
Lorde's experimental new era continues to push boundaries – and "Hammer" is some of her most vulnerable work yet.
Keke Palmer has released a visual album for her new EP Just Keke featuring Issa Rae, Tayla Parx, and her family.
Jade calls this "happy-sad pop song" one of her "favourite songs I've ever written."
Escandalo! KATSEYE brings the telenovela drama to their new Spanglish song "Gabriella" with a music video featuring Jessica Alba.
Cardi B returns to the streets on her new diss track for all the f-boys out there.
Wrabel is imagining a "future" with a lover in his fateful new ballad.
New posthumous music from hyperpop pioneer SOPHIE is deliciously chaotic.
Karol G's bisexual summer continues with "Papasito."
YUNGBLUD's epic rock opera album IDOLS has arrived.
Do they have your attention? Kesha, Slayyyter, and Rose Gray bring the heat on "Attention."
Pop songstress Bonnie McKee is celebrating the 10-year anniversary of her Bombastic EP with a special edition and remixes to her songs.
Ricky Asch's here to lure you to the dark side in his glossy pop boy era.
Taylor Henderson is a music, entertainment, and travel journalist based in Los Angeles, California. When he's not screaming over the latest Beyoncé album, he's dissecting pop culture, trekking up some mountain, or reading terrible YA fiction. He hopes to write a novel one day. Follow him @cornbreadsays.
Taylor Henderson is a music, entertainment, and travel journalist based in Los Angeles, California. When he's not screaming over the latest Beyoncé album, he's dissecting pop culture, trekking up some mountain, or reading terrible YA fiction. He hopes to write a novel one day. Follow him @cornbreadsays.