This week the British trio Jungle released the new single “Let’s Go Back” along with the music video. The new song marks the first new music since Lydia Kitto officially joined the band. Jungle will be performing in the UK, US, and Mexico from September to November.
Blues and soul artist Fantastic Negrito announced that his new album Son of a Broken Man will be released through his own label Storefront Records on October 18. The three-time Grammy winner also shared two of the albums tracks- “California Loner” and “Runaway From You.”
Rising singer Isabel Dumaa recently announced that her new debut EP Just My Nature will drop on October 18, and also unveiled the new single “C’est La Vie.” According to Dumma, this new body of work is about “traveling through the highs and pitfalls of entering adulthood; the love and heartache, the burnout and growth, the aching for the past, and frisson for the future.”
Alternative rock act Duster surprise-released the new album In Dreams digitally on August 30, and will be releasing physical copies on December 6. The band will head out on an extensive North American tour from September to November.
Upcoming pop artist Zoe Ko will be releasing her rock-infused pop single “Kiss My (Ah)” on September 13. Following up the energetic pop song “Dirt” from earlier this year, Ko will be supporting Upsahl on tour this September and October.
Singer and multi-instrumentalist Avery Lynch has released her piano-driven EP As Written, Vol. 2, which is a collection of both new tracks and reimagined versions of Lynch’s past work. “This project also allows me to present my music in the raw, intimate format that first resonated with listeners,” she explains. “The first As Written is a fan favorite and I feel like this second volume shows so much growth from the first, so I’m so excited for everyone to hear it.”
Death metal act Undeath released the new single “Disputatious Malignancy” and the accompanying music video earlier this week. The band’s third album More Insane will be available on October 4. “It’s fast as shit, bouncy and has a killer duelling squeal-y solo part that I absolutely love,” says vocalist Alexander Jones.
Pop singer-songwriter Julia Raye unveiled her upbeat R&B-inspired single “Give You Up” last month. Produced by Bret “Epic” Mazur, Raye explains that “Give You Up” is “a song about that one guy who you know is bad for you but you can’t help falling for.”
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