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After returning to the spotlight after a two-year hiatus with his song \u201cSurvive,\u201d Lewis Capaldi<\/strong> has dropped a new song called \u201cSomething in the Heavens<\/a>.\u201d He\u2019s also released a performance video recorded live at<\/a> London\u2019s legendary Abbey Road Studios. Lewis says the song, which is about loss, is his \u201cfavorite tune yet.\u201d<\/p>\n Madison Beer<\/strong>, who broke through last year with the song \u201cMake You Mine,\u201d has returned with her first new song of 2025: \u201cyes baby<\/a>.\u201d There\u2019s also a visual to go<\/a> with it, which is an homage to \u201980s exercise videos.\u00a0Madison says, \u201c\u2018<\/span>yes baby\u2019 is really just a fun and flirty song. After I shot the music video, though, it took on a whole new energy, and just feels like a song you want to blast with your friends.\u201d<\/p>\n Jelly Roll<\/strong> teams with Bon Jovi<\/strong> on \u201cLiving Proof<\/a>,\u201d a song that was originally released on Bon Jovi\u2019s album FOREVER.\u00a0<\/em>A new version of the album, FOREVER (LEGENDARY EDITION)<\/em>, due out Oct. 24, features the original album\u2019s songs reimagined as duets with a variety of other artists.\u00a0<\/p>\n Julia Michaels<\/strong> is out with a new song and video called \u201cNo Heartbreak\u2019s Killed Me Yet.<\/a>\u201d The song is the follow-up to her 2025 EP,\u00a0Second Self<\/em>, which includes her other 2025 singles, \u201cScissors,\u201d \u201cTry Your Luck\u201d and \u201cGFY.\u201d<\/p>\n