Can you believe it’s the end of another grind of a work week? Well, fear not, because today is the day we’ve all been waiting for – new music drop day! Welcome to this week’s edition of «Outed On Friday!».
«Outed on Friday!» – Week 32 – 2025
Can you believe it’s the end of another grind of a work week? After a whirlwind of meetings and relentless deadlines, it’s finally time to unwind—and what better way than discovering fresh tracks together? Welcome to this week’s edition of «Outed on Friday», your go-to roundup for the hottest new music releases to kick off your weekend celebrations!
New Music on the LGBTQ Music Chart
Hey music lovers! Get ready to groove—fresh tunes are about to hit the LGBTQ Music Chart next week, with five new songs poised to challenge the top 50. The excitement is real as new contenders shake up the ranks, and now it’s your turn to make your voice heard!
Visit our website at lgbtqmusicchart.uk/lgbtq-music-chart-voting/ to cast your vote and see the full list of contenders. Supporting your favorite artists has never been easier, and your vote could help them climb to the very top of the chart.
Don’t miss out—join the community, support the music you love, and get ready to dance to some brand-new beats!
Voting for the LGBTQ Music Chart
Just a heads up that voting for the LGBTQ Music Chart always kicks off on Mondays. To cast your vote, simply visit LGBTQMusicChart.uk every Monday and select your favorite tracks from the list—it’s quick and easy! Your choices help shape the chart, so every vote truly counts.
And don’t forget—the big reveal of the chart happens on the LGBTQ Music Chart with Tim Graham radio show! Tune in for exclusive listen to rising LGBTQ artists and hear the their music, along with the queer music insights that you won’t find anywhere else. It’s always a fun time listening to the latest hits and discovering new talent. Don’t miss out on the excitement!
After the radio show has aired, you can always check out the complete chart at LGBTQMusicChart.uk. And remember, the songs you voted for last week will be front and centre on this week’s show, so tune in and see if your favorite tracks climbed to the top!
Opportunity for Artists
The LGBTQ Music Chart radio show is gearing up to play some fantastic songs next Saturday. If your track wasn’t featured this week, it may be because you haven’t submitted it yet. To submit your track, visit this page and follow the submission guidelines provided on the website.
Participating in the LGBTQ Music Chart offers a wonderful chance to showcase your talent and connect with a broad audience in the LGBTQ community. Previous featured artists have gained new fans and valuable exposure—your song could be next! Don’t miss out on the opportunity to have your music heard by listeners across the globe.
Wasn’t your song included in this week’s «Outed on Friday!» ? did you submit it ? If not you can submit your music here!
Featured Artists
Here are the featured artists on this week’s Outed on Friday!:
Tuure Boelius – «Hra. Tuomari»
Tuure Boelius, a Finnish YouTuber, singer, and actor from Pori, is recognized for his music and social media presence. «Hra. Tuomari» means «Mr. Jugde». Lucky pick by LGBTQ Music Chart
Jussie Smollet – «Break Out»
Jussie Smollett has recently unveiled his latest musical endeavour, a brand new single titled «Break Out». This fresh track marks a new addition to Smollett’s discography, offering listeners a taste of his evolving artistic expression. The song «Break Out» is now available for fans and new listeners alike to enjoy and explore. Lucky pick by LGBTQ Music Chart
Primo the Alien – «Aura»
Primo the Alien is an Austin-based electro-pop, alt-pop, EDM artist, producer, and multi-instrumentalist. rimo serves modern dance pop with a futuristic edge. Primo blends unexpected song structure and off-kilter instrumentation with infectious melodies and clever lyrics to create music that is accessible yet unconventional. Austin’s Primo the Alien is an electro-pop artist, producer, and multi-instrumentalist who blends EDM with alt-pop. His futuristic dance pop features unconventional song structures, off-kilter instrumentation, infectious melodies, and clever lyrics, creating accessible yet unique music. Lucky pick by LGBTQ Music Chart
Robert O’Connor – «What A Time To Be Alive (Chillout Version)»
Irish singer-songwriter Robert O’Connor released his critically acclaimed album, «Swimming Against The Tide», in January 2025, followed by «Night Tides», a chillout collection he described as «a lifelong goal v. He is currently finalising an experimental Extended Mixes version of the album, slated for release later this year. Submitted to the LGBTQ Music Chart by artist/management/record label.
Come to Mine – «Euphoria»
Come to Mine is a synth-pop musical duo making waves in Bristol, UK. The group is formed of two talented individuals, Dan Stockton and Lewis Snarey, who together create their distinctive sound. The musical creations of Come to Mine are deeply rooted in their shared appreciation for the iconic sounds of previous decades. Specifically, their music is heavily influenced by the soaring melodies and powerful emotions found in 1980s power ballads. In addition to this, they draw inspiration from the catchy hooks and infectious energy that defined early 2000s pop music. This fusion of influences results in a unique and engaging musical experience that blends nostalgia with a contemporary sensibility. Submitted to the LGBTQ Music Chart by artist/management/record label.
Stay Up to Date with Our Playlist
Hey there! Our playlist gets a fresh update every Friday with new and exciting music, so keep an eye out for that. Please note that the artists mentioned above may not be featured on the playlist due to this update.
To stay up to date with the latest and greatest tunes, make sure to follow us on Spotify or Apple Music. We only add songs that have been released on Amazon Music, Apple Music, YouTube, and Spotify to our LGBTQ Music Chart. Thanks for being a part of our community!
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