Lizzy McAlpine released her fourth studio album Angel on September 18, 2026, reflecting on love, friendship, change and personal growth.
Sugababes released “Ghost” on September 24, 2026, introducing a self-titled album and the first full studio album from the original trio since One Touch.
Greyson Chance’s fifth studio album BOYSTOWN was written rapidly and released independently, framing a deeply personal period through a three-part emotional structure.
Phoebe Bridgers contributed the original song “On Video” specifically for A24’s Primetime, where it serves as the closing soundtrack.
Tsaqib’s “Maju Satu Satu” turns fear and uncertainty into a message about continuing forward one step at a time.
LINTAS! uses “Hanyut” to explore the feeling of being carried by circumstances after childhood ambitions meet the realities of adult life.
VODA released its debut single “Dunia Kita” on September 25, 2026, turning observations of social reality into a song about empathy, solidarity and hope.
Ahmad Abdul released “Setelah Sekian Lama” on September 24, 2026, using Indonesian-language songwriting to reflect on changing expectations, home and unconditional acceptance.
IVE announces the new EP Looks Can Kill, with a pre-release scheduled for October 19 and the full EP for October 26, 2026.
Taylor Swift has extended the The Life of a Showgirl album cycle with The Life of a Showgirl: The Encore, released September 25, 2026. The expanded edition adds four tracks: “Patient Zero,” “Cleveland!,” “Pink Clouding,” and “Babylon.” Pitchfork and Universal Music confirmed the four-song addition and the release date.
Madonna and Charli xcx joined forces on “Danceteria Afterhours,” their first collaborative track. Pitchfork reported that the song is a rework of Madonna’s “Danceteria” and was co-produced by Andrew Watt, Cirkut, Stuart Price and Madonna.
