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Following his first-ever Las Vegas residency, ZAYN<\/a> unleashes Die For Me. It serves as the first taste of his upcoming ‘pop-forward’ fifth solo studio album KONNAKOL<\/a>, due April 17.<\/p>\n Fresh from his disco-tastic performance at last weekend’s GRAMMYS<\/a>, BRITs<\/a> International Artist and International Song of the Year nominee sombr<\/a> drops brand-new track homewrecker. Look out for the official music video, which features cameos from influencer Quen Blackwell and actor Milo Manheim.<\/p>\n Calvin Harris<\/a> links up with Kasabian<\/a> for an all-British celebration on Release The Pressure while similarly, 2025 BRIT Rising Star winner Myles Smith<\/a> calls upon former One Direction<\/a> star Niall Horan<\/a> to drop Drive Safe. We just can’t get enough of these solo 1D releases at the moment!\u00a0<\/p>\n Ahead of her upcoming live dates, including four Florence + The Machine<\/a> arena tour support slots, Dionne unveils striking new single Out Of My Mind. On the track, Dionne says: “This song speaks to my inner state. I\u2019m reaching out my hand hoping someone understands and reaches back. I feel there\u2019s a growing sense of disillusion. How did we get to this? Sometimes I feel such concern for humanity.”<\/p>\n Ahead of the release of her third studio album Florescence<\/a>, the follow-up to chart-topping 2023 record The Good Witch<\/a>,\u00a0Maisie Peters<\/a> offers up My Regards, a tune that she says “feels powerful, tongue in cheek, sexy and funny.” Catch Maisie performing at London’s KOKO on Wednesday March 25.<\/p>\n London singer-songwriter Jonny Gray is determined to Stay On Your Mind with his latest tune.<\/p>\n BRIT School graduate and all-round pop \u2728auteur\u2728 Eden Hunter delivers Showgirl, the first single from her upcoming five-track project The Circus Man, due March 13. On the track, Eden says: “It\u2019s a pop-theatrical anthem about obsession, ambition, and the cost of chasing a dream. It captures the moment when desire outweighs reality – glamorous, raw, and unapologetic. Maximalist production meets heartbreak and defiance, paying tribute to the showgirls who came before me and the drama behind the spotlight.”<\/p>\n Other big new releases this week come courtesy of Irish neo-soul artist Carrie Baxter (Change), Eades’ Harry Jordan with his first solo track (The Beautiful Life), Manchester’s cruush (Great Dane) and ugly ozo (hi, how are you?).<\/p>\n Now, let’s turn our attention to albums.<\/p>\n Japanese multihyphenate Joji<\/a> will be hoping for a fourth Top 40 LP with his latest studio collection Piss In The Wind. Joji’s previously seen Official Albums Chart<\/a> success with 2018’s BALLADS 1<\/a> (26), 2020’s Nectar<\/a> (6) and 2022 record SMITHEREENS<\/a> (13).<\/p>\n J. Cole<\/a> unleashes his seventh, and final, studio album The Fall-Off this week. Could it become the rapper and record producer’s fifth UK Top 10 album, joining 2013’s Born Sinner<\/a> (7), 2018 LP KOD<\/a> (2), 2021’s The Off-Season<\/a> (2) and 2024’s Might Delete Later<\/a> (7)?<\/p>\n Nick Jonas<\/a> dons his Sunday Best for his fifth record, which features recent single Gut Punch<\/a>. Is a third solo Top 40 album on the horizon for the Jonas Brother?<\/p>\n MOBO nominee Sasha Keable’s EP ACT II, a continuation of 2025’s project act right, will be hitting our ears this Friday.\u00a0<\/p>\n