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In other girlband-related news, Atomic Kitten<\/a> icon Natasha Hamilton drops Fantasy, an atmospheric banger from her upcoming EP Extraction, due in June. And Spice Girls legend Melanie C<\/a> shares Undefeated Champion, the third teaser track from her upcoming album Sweat.<\/p>\n Fast-rising star\u00a0Sienna Spiro<\/a>\u00a0is back with The Visitor, her first song of 2026 and follow-up to Top 10 smash Die on This Hill<\/a>, which has spent 21 weeks on the Official Singles Chart and counting. There’s also a new single from Arlo Parks<\/a>, the melancholy dance banger Get Go.<\/p>\n Charlie Puth<\/a> teams up with global pop icon\u00a0Hikaru Atada<\/a>\u00a0for Home, a trailer track from his upcoming fourth album\u00a0WHATEVER\u2019S CLEVER!. And Holly Humberstone<\/a> drops Cruel World, the title track from her upcoming second album, which arrives next month.<\/p>\n Elsewhere, there’s a powerful, punchy new collaboration uniting electropop innovator Planningtorock, DJ-producer ABSOLUTE and drag star-recording artist BIMINI \u2013 the super-topical Let’s Talk About Gender Baby.<\/p>\n Now, let’s have a gander at this week’s albums.<\/p>\n Jack Harlow<\/a> is back and dropping his fourth album, Monica, on the day of his 28th birthday. Can he celebrate by beating his previous best position on the Official Albums Chart? That was a Number 4 debut for Come Home the Kids Miss You<\/a> in 2022.<\/p>\n BRIT School graduate Eden Hunter is ready to introduce you to The Circus Man. On the EP, Eden explains: “The Circus Man EP is my acceptance of the obsession, passion and pain of being an artist trusting in the industry where everything can be romanticised, even the worst possible situations.<\/p>\n “In a sense that\u2019s exactly what I\u2019ve done, hand in hand with calling out the hard truths of losing who you are off the back of the wrong person being in a position of power.\u00a0It\u2019s playful, it\u2019s guttural, it\u2019s theatrical – it\u2019s everything The Circus Man in my story ruined me for…everything I love about who I am.”<\/p>\n It’s a lucky number seventh studio album for James Blake<\/a>, who drops Trying Times, his first full-length project since 2023. Meanwhile,\u00a0Nigerian-American singer-songwriter and guitarist\u00a0Blessing Jolie <\/strong>drops her genre-blending debut album, 20thing, on which she draws from bands as varied as Limp Bizkit and Destiny’s Child.<\/p>\n