Happy New Music Friday! The weekend is here, which means more streaming, new playlists and the best that music has to offer — and ET has you covered for everything in between.
Taylor Swift has released the music video for her new single, “Opalite.” She revealed that the idea for the video came after she was a guest on The Graham Norton Show and fellow guest Domhnall Gleeson made a joke about wanting to be in one of her music videos. Taylor said she instantly was struck with an idea and emailed a script to Domhnall one week later. She shared, “It was an absolute thrill to create this story and these characters, Shot on film. The Opalite video is out now on Spotify & Apple Music.” You can shop the new “Opalite” blue pearlescent vinyl, available to pre-order until February 6, 4pm PT.
Nick Jonas has released his new solo album, Sunday Best, which is his first solo project in nearly five years and showcases him in a deeply open and introspective chapter. Nick released the official music video for “Gut Punch” exploring the tension between self-perception and reality.
Charlie Puth released his new single “Cry” featuring Kenny G on saxophone. Charlie shared, “Cry is about allowing yourself to feel things fully. I grew up watching people I admire carry emotional weight quietly. This song is a reminder that expressing emotion is not weakness — it’s human, and sometimes it’s exactly what helps you grow.” ET spoke to Charlie Puth after the Super Bowl LX pregame press conference and teased his new album will feature the most collaborations he has done on an album. His new album, Whatever’s Clever!” is out March 27.
ZAYN has released his highly anticipated new single, “Die For Me,” off his upcoming fifth studio album, KONNAKOL, out April 17. This will be ZAYN’s most culturally inspired project to date. He also announced his largest tour to date, The Konnakol Tour, which kicks off May 12.
Ziggy Marley has released a new track, “Many Mourn For Bob,” a powerful tribute to the legacy of his father, Bob Marley. The new song accompanies the announcement of Ziggy’s upcoming new album, Brightside, out May 1. Ziggy released a moving music video featuring images from his childhood with his father. February 6 is Bob’s birthday and he would have turned 81.
Plus, new music from EJAE, Myles Smith & Niall Horan, Marc Anthony, J. Cole, Rita Wilson, Ella Mai and more.
“Opalite” – Taylor Swift
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Sunday Best – Nick Jonas
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“Die For Me” – ZAYN
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“Cry” – Charlie Puth feat Kenny G
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“Time After Time” – EJAE
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“Drive Safe” – Myles Smith & Niall Horan
Stream it now: Apple / Spotify
“Como en El Idilio” – Marc Anthony & Nathy Peluso
Stream it now: Apple / Spotify
The Fall-Off – J. Cole
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“Many Mourn For Bob” – Ziggy Marley
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“Sound of a Woman” – Rita Wilson
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“Homewrecker” – SOMBR
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Do You Still Love Me? – Ella Mai
Stream it now: Apple / Spotify
ODYSSEY – ILLENIUM
Stream it now: Apple / Spotify
GOLDEN HOUR: Part.4 – ATEEZ
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“93 In The Keys” – Brian Kelley
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Piss In The Wind – Joji
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“Dracula (JENNIE Remix)” – Tame Impala
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“Cloud 9” – Megan Moroney
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“Get This” – The All-American Rejects
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“Different Kind Of Love” – Young the Giant
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stardust – Freya Skye
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“neck” – Mau P
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“Ride, Ride, Ride” – George Birge feat Luke Bryan
Stream it now: Apple / Spotify
“Feels Right” – Alexia Jayy
Stream it now: Apple / Spotify
“Work” – Cooper Alan
Stream it now: Apple / Spotify
“A Man Written By A Woman” – Whitney Whitney
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