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Miley Cyrus has announced that her album “Something Beautiful,” due May 30, will be a “pop opera” and a “visual experience,” with a film to follow in June. One of its early singles, “End of the World,” is a luxurious pop extravaganza with songwriting collaborators including Jonathan Rado from Foxygen and Molly Rankin and Alec O’Hanley from the group Alvvays.
Bruce Springsteen was hoarse and howling when he recorded “Rain in the River,” now released as a preview of “Tracks II: The Lost Albums,” an 83-song collection from his archives that will be released in June.
Layers of fandom inform “Who Believes in Angels?,” the new duet album by Elton John and Brandi Carlile.
A deadpan near-spoken vocal, bristling bass and guitar riffs and a beat that stomps its way into the chorus: those were the ingredients of the English indie-rock band Wet Leg’s 2021 smash, “Chaise Longue.”
The swaggering Swedish punks the Hives are back — so soon! — with the first single from an album due Aug. 29 called “Play It Again Sam.”
Ed Sheeran returns to a familiar scene — the dance floor — with an airy, syncopated tune named for the Persian term for “my beloved.”
Kin’gongolo Kiniata means “the crushing sound” in Lingala, the main language in the Democratic Republic of Congo; its debut album, “Kiniata,” arrives on Friday.
A brisk club groove carries a direct come-on in “Tonight” by PinkPantheress.
Marina Sena basks in a romantic idyll by the sea in “Numa Ilha” (“On an Island”) from her new album, “Coisas Naturais” (“Natural Things).
BigXthaPlug featuring Bailey Zimmerman, “All the Way,” is a country-rap collaboration that burns every bridge.
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