Warner Music Southeast Asia – new releases (week of 10 July 2026)

Tucker Wetmore releases new track ‘Who Told You That’

The Linda Lindas on new album ‘Gotta Get Out’ and “cool” Hayley Williams collab ‘Closer’: “It’s an emo song about not wanting to get older”

iHeartMedia settles FCC ‘payola’ probe at its live music events, with no fine and no admission of liability

Teddy Swims

Break Up In Reverse

Teddy returns with “Break Up in Reverse,” a soul-stirring ballad that flips the script on heartbreak, exploring the bittersweet desire to undo a romance from the painful end, back to its beautiful beginning. He’s actively teasing & seeing meaningful engagement, nearing 5M views across videos. Teddy is currently on the move, playing several international festivals across EU & UK with his U.S. UGLY tour slated for Sept – Nov. An official video will also drop alongside the single.

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PSYCHIC FEVER from EXILE TRIBE

DIFFERENT (Album)

Different is the new album from PSYCHIC FEVER. The lead single of the new album, “If You’re Mine,” serves as the spiritual successor to their smash hit “Just Like Dat” which surpassed 260 million total views. Moving from “Just Like Dat” onto the global stage, the story transitions from a cramped dance floor to the wide world. With a touch of mature confidence, they escort you on an extraordinary journey, promising to “show you the sights of the world.”

Focus track: If You’re Mine

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Green Day

I’m Never Gonna R.I.P

The legendary punk trio releases “I’m Never Gonna R.I.P.,” a brand-new single that trades their signature pop-punk sound for a gloriously retro, 1950s rock ‘n’ roll vibe reminiscent of Chuck Berry and Elvis Presley. The track serves as the lead single for the soundtrack to Nimrods, an upcoming coming-of-age comedy film co-produced by the band.

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Ne-Yo

Highway 97 (Album)

Highway 79 is the upcoming tenth studio (and first country-inspired) album by Grammy-winning artist Ne-Yo. Recorded in Nashville, the album title pays homage to his birth year (1979) and the highway in his birth state of Arkansas.

Focus track: Dance Right Now

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The Linda Lindas

Closer (feat. Hayley Williams)

The Linda Lindas are an American pop-punk and punk-rock band from Los Angeles, California. They will officially announce their third album titled GOTTA GET OUT, alongside the release of their new single “Closer,” which features the one and only Hayley Williams of Paramore.

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Starbe, Bloodlyne

Could Be Us

“Could Be Us” is a new Urban Pop/R&B single from Indonesian girl group StarBe featuring US-born Zimbabwean artist Bloodlyne. Written by Bloodlyne, the track captures the desire for real love beyond casual relationships, blending global pop/R&B with StarBe’s versatile sound and bright vocal energy. The release will be supported by a worldwide dance-jumprope UGC campaign with Jump Rope Community Indonesia and leads into StarBe’s second album, expected in early 2027.

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Sandrina & Ncum

Mau Adat Apa

Sandrina teams up with Ncum on “Mau Adat Apa,” an energetic track that celebrates love and Indonesia’s cultural diversity in a fun and playful way. Blending Sandrina’s distinctive vocals, Ncum’s dynamic rap, and a catchy modern arrangement, the song delivers a fresh and festive sound. “Mau Adat Apa” invites listeners to embrace differences while celebrating their cultural identity with pride.

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ĀDAM, NURAV, Danish Renzu

Home

“Home” is a poetic, interwoven story about people searching for a place they can no longer return to. The video follows three parallel journeys. A young man drifts through a city haunted by the memory of a lost relationship. An Indian immigrant working long hours in an American restaurant longs for the family and life he left behind. Across Los Angeles, a photographer wanders the streets chasing fragments of light, color, and moments that remind him of India.

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JULY

13 Jul: Bella Kay – my reckless abandon (album)

15 Jul: Guru Randhawa – SIX

17 Jul: Oliver Cronin – I Feel You

17 Jul: Cara Delevingne – Crazy, Baby

24 Jul: Charli XCX – Music, Fashion, Film (album)

24 Jul: Barry Can’t Swim – Dance Dance Dance

24 Jul: aespa – Kiss And Tell (album)

24 Jul: Budjerah – Gentleman (album)

31 Jul: SVRN – Can’t Live Without

AUGUST

7 Aug: Ravyn Lenae – Blue Island (album)

28 Aug: Alex Warren – WILDCHILD (album)

RPT MCK

IDK

RPT MCK’s fresh track “IDK” is currently dominating the Vietnamese hip-hop scene. Built on a mellow guitar loop and introspective lyrics about longing and lost love, audio streams have doubled over the last two weeks. User-generated content (UGC) featuring the moody track is also at its peak, contributing over 10 million views a day across SEA as fans use it to soundtrack their late-night aesthetics.

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