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\n\tThis week\u2019s new music releases<\/a> run the gamut from pop faves to the return of a folky breakout star to an urgent political message from a living legend of rock & roll. But which new music release is your favorite?<\/p>\n \n\tFirst up is Noah Kahan with \u201cThe Great Divide,\u201d the title track from his upcoming fourth studio album, due April 24 from Mercury Records. A music video for the song is set to premiere during a commercial break at Sunday\u2019s Grammy Awards.<\/p>\n \n\tThen there\u2019s \u201cDebris\u201d by Labrinth, from the British singer\/songwriter\u2019s just-released fourth album Cosmic Opera ACT I<\/em>, the start of a new series for Columbia Records. The haunting \u201cDebris\u201d is just a taste of the orchestral new project.<\/p>\n \n\tNext we have Cannons\u2019 \u201cStarlight,\u201d the first single from the L.A. band\u2019s upcoming fifth album, Everything Glows<\/em>, out March 27 on Columbia. \u201cEverything Glows<\/em> is the most vulnerable album we\u2019ve made,\u201d Cannons frontwoman Michelle Joy says in a press release. \u201cIt came from taking a step back and really reflecting, both as a band and as individuals, instead of just pushing forward.\u201d<\/p>\n \n\tPlus, Melanie Martinez returned with the surprise song \u201cPOSSESSION.\u201d A press release for the song cryptically promises: \u201cWelcome to Melanie Martinez\u2019s new world order \u2013 Cry Baby is dead.\u201d<\/p>\n \n\tAnd finally, Bruce Springsteen weighed in<\/a> on the turmoil in Minnesota between protesters and ICE agents with the new song \u201cStreets of Minneapolis.\u201d Sample lyric: \u201cKing Trump\u2019s private army from the DHS\/ Guns belted to their coats\/ Came to Minneapolis to enforce the law\/ Or so their story goes.\u201d<\/p>\n \n\tVote between the five new releases \u2014 or share your own \u2014 in Billboard<\/em>\u2018s poll<\/a> below:<\/p>\n \t
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