Harry Styles keeps his foot on the gas this New Music Friday, dropping the double-shot singles American Girls and Dance No More alongside his new album Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally, a record that leans into 70s shimmer while keeping his pop instincts sharp, as spotlighted on InMusic Official’s New Songs Of The Week playlist. Olivia Rodrigo answers with The Book of Love, a melodramatic slow-burn that continues her run as the reigning diarist of Gen Z heartbreak, while Bebe Rexha’s New Religion shoots for big-room dance-pop salvation. The collaborative energy is heavy this week: Juice WRLD and Marshmello resurface with We Don’t Get Along, another posthumous release that blurs emo-rap confession with festival EDM, and Shakira links with Beéle on ALGO TÚ, pushing her current Spanish-language renaissance deeper into global pop territory, according to InMusic’s roundup. Ty Dolla $ign goes both club and concept, issuing the anthemic Bad B—h Alert plus the Isley Brothers–tipped Nobody Has To Know with Ronald Isley, all tied to his project Girl Music Vol. 1, a blend of modern R&B and classic soul textures. On the rock edge, Mexican power trio The Warning light up the release radar with Kerosene, a high-octane riff fest that early YouTube reactors are already pegging as a likely festival highlight for their upcoming BottleRock appearance. Metal Injection reports that Portrayal of Guilt have announced their fourth album …Beginning of the End on Run For Cover Records, recorded with Phillip Odom and mastered by Will Yip, promising another slab of boundary-pushing, blackened screamo for the underground faithful. Pop continues to globalize in interesting ways: Ayra Starr’s Where Do We Go threads Afrobeats grooves through melancholy melodies, while aespa’s Attitude adds another hyper-slick K-pop cut to their catalog. Anitta’s Pinterest chases viral hooks by name and nature, and Filipino group BINI extend the P-pop wave with Honey Honey, part of a broader regional surge highlighted in InMusic’s curation. On the indie and alt front, Stephen Sanchez returns with Love Love Love, Noah Cyrus drops the tender Light Over The Hill, and Ama links with Brent Faiyaz on Need It Bad, a woozy, late-night R&B cut. Electronic and dance listeners get new fuel with Jennifer Lopez and David Guetta’s Save Me Tonight, a nostalgia-soaked big-room track, JVKE and JEON SOMI’s Moonboy for the TikTok generation, and G Flip teaming with The Beaches on Lez Go!, driving pure festival energy. Eurovision fans are also eating well: ESC-focused channel ESC Samuel highlights San Marino’s pick Superstar by Senhit featuring Boy George, plus a growing slate of 2026 entries from across Europe, signaling another year where camp, synths, and national identity collide on one oversized stage. I’m Lenny Vaughn, your bridge between crate-digging past and algorithmic present. Thanks for tuning in, and don’t forget to subscribe so the music keeps finding you before the feed does. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai. For great Music deals https://amzn.to/3BPL8A7 Or check out these podcasts http://quietplease.ai This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
