November 14, 2025 • 3 mins
Listeners, the past 24 hours in music have seen a surge of notable releases and breaking news across genres. Starting with major album drops, listeners can find new records from 5 Seconds of Summer with Everyone’s A Star, Josh Groban’s Hidden Gems, and a collaboration between The Avett Brothers and Mike Patton titled AVTT/PTTN. The Rolling Stones have reissued their classic Black and Blue in a deluxe edition, while Green Day mark a milestone with a 25th Anniversary Deluxe Edition of Warning, and Motley Crue revisit Theatre of Pain with a 40th Anniversary reissue, according to 2 Loud 2 Old Music. Lewis Capaldi’s new Survive EP has also hit streaming services.
Indie and alternative fans have standout choices with Murals’ self-titled album, Drive-By Truckers’ The Definitive Decoration Day, and releases by Australia’s Hatchie and the shoegaze-inspired Glixen. Colorado Sound puts highlights on fresh albums from Mavis Staples, Midlake, Portugal. The Man, The Mountain Goats, and Rosalia, marking a banner day for cross-genre exploration.
In the realm of singles and emerging acts, Boolin Tunes spotlights Convey’s punchy nu-hardcore track Eternal and Monroe.’s post-hardcore Just Because You Shot Jesse James, Doesn’t Make You Jesse James. Poppy returns with Bruised Sky, while Charli XCX teams up with John Cale for House, adding an avant-pop twist. Electronic duo Krewella are back with Eternal, and FKA Twigs debuts Eusexua Afterglow, bringing art pop and R&B flavors to this week’s digital landscape. Notably, indie favorites Momma dropped the deluxe edition of Welcome to My Blue Sky and The Neighbourhood have released (((((ultraSOUND))))).
Country listeners have new offerings from Ashley Cooke with Ace and Colter Wall’s Memories and Empties, as well as a notable release from Don West. According to Coyote Country, historical country moments from past CMA Awards and big name performances are being remembered and celebrated today.
Industry news arrives from Music Business Worldwide, which reports that Sony Music has entered a new partnership with Dutch firm Avalon Music, focusing on A&R and innovative marketing. Meanwhile, tragic news hits headlines as former Lostprophets frontman Ian Watkins was killed in prison, reported by Alan Cross.
On the pop culture front, the Associated Press highlights the growing trend of pop anthems energizing college football experiences, spotlighting the evolving synergy between sports and music in American traditions.
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Indie and alternative fans have standout choices with Murals’ self-titled album, Drive-By Truckers’ The Definitive Decoration Day, and releases by Australia’s Hatchie and the shoegaze-inspired Glixen. Colorado Sound puts highlights on fresh albums from Mavis Staples, Midlake, Portugal. The Man, The Mountain Goats, and Rosalia, marking a banner day for cross-genre exploration.
In the realm of singles and emerging acts, Boolin Tunes spotlights Convey’s punchy nu-hardcore track Eternal and Monroe.’s post-hardcore Just Because You Shot Jesse James, Doesn’t Make You Jesse James. Poppy returns with Bruised Sky, while Charli XCX teams up with John Cale for House, adding an avant-pop twist. Electronic duo Krewella are back with Eternal, and FKA Twigs debuts Eusexua Afterglow, bringing art pop and R&B flavors to this week’s digital landscape. Notably, indie favorites Momma dropped the deluxe edition of Welcome to My Blue Sky and The Neighbourhood have released (((((ultraSOUND))))).
Country listeners have new offerings from Ashley Cooke with Ace and Colter Wall’s Memories and Empties, as well as a notable release from Don West. According to Coyote Country, historical country moments from past CMA Awards and big name performances are being remembered and celebrated today.
Industry news arrives from Music Business Worldwide, which reports that Sony Music has entered a new partnership with Dutch firm Avalon Music, focusing on A&R and innovative marketing. Meanwhile, tragic news hits headlines as former Lostprophets frontman Ian Watkins was killed in prison, reported by Alan Cross.
On the pop culture front, the Associated Press highlights the growing trend of pop anthems energizing college football experiences, spotlighting the evolving synergy between sports and music in American traditions.
Thanks for tuning in to today’s music news roundup. Be sure to subscribe so you don’t miss the next update. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.
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This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
This is your music News Tracker podcast and this is
what we know listeners. The past twenty four hours in
music have seen a surge of notable releases and breaking
news across genres. Starting with major album drops, listeners can
find new records from Five Seconds of Summer with Everyone's
a Star, Josh Grobin's Hidden Gems, and a collaboration between
(00:20):
the Avett Brothers and Mike Patten titled av T t PTTN.
The Rolling Stones have reissued their classic Black and Blue
in a deluxe edition, while Green Day mark a milestone
with a twenty fifth anniversary deluxe edition of Warning, and
Motley Crue revisit Theater of Payne with a fortieth anniversary reissue.
According to two Loud Too Old Music, Lewis Capaldi's new
(00:43):
Survive EP has also hit streaming services. Indian alternative fans
have standout choices with Mural's self titled album Drive by Truckers,
The Definitive Decoration Day and releases by Australia's Hatchee and
the shoegaze inspired Glickxon. Colorado Sound puts highlights on fresh
albums from Mavis Staples, Midlake, Portugal, The Man The Mountain
(01:06):
Goats and Rosalia, marking a banner day for cross genre
exploration in the realm of singles and emerging acts. Bool
in Tunes Spotlights conveys punchy new hardcore track Eternal and
Monroe's post hardcore. Just Because you shot Jesse James Doesn't
make you Jesse James. Poppy returns with Bruised Sky, while
Charlie XCX teams up with John Kle for House, adding
(01:29):
an avant pop twist. Electronic duo Croella are back with Eternal,
and Fka Twigs debuts Usexua Afterglow, bringing art, pop and
R and B flavors to this week's digital landscape. Notably,
indie favorites Mama dropped the deluxe edition of Welcome to
My Blue Sky, and The Neighborhood have released Country listeners
(01:49):
have new offerings from Ashley Cook with Ace and Colter
Walls Memories and Empties, as well as a notable release
from Don West. According to Coyote Country, his historical country
moments from past CMA Awards and big name performances are
being remembered and celebrated Today. Industry news arrives from Music
Business Worldwide, which reports that Sony Music has entered a
(02:13):
new partnership with Dutch firm Avalon Music, focusing on A
and R and innovative marketing. Meanwhile, Tragic News hits headlines
as former Loss Profits frontman Ian Watkins was killed in prison,
reported by Alan Cross. On the pop culture front, the
Associated Press highlights the growing trend of popanthem's energizing college
(02:33):
football experiences, spotlighting the evolving synergy between sports and music
in American traditions. Thanks for tuning into today's music news roundup.
Be sure to subscribe so you don't miss the next update.
This has been a quiet Please production. For more checkout
quiet please dot AI. And that does it for today.
(02:53):
Thank you for listening. This has been a quiet Please
production with the help of AI. For more, checkout quiet
it please dot a I
This is your music News Tracker podcast and this is
what we know listeners. The past twenty four hours in
music have seen a surge of notable releases and breaking
news across genres. Starting with major album drops, listeners can
find new records from Five Seconds of Summer with Everyone's
a Star, Josh Grobin's Hidden Gems, and a collaboration between
(00:20):
the Avett Brothers and Mike Patten titled av T t PTTN.
The Rolling Stones have reissued their classic Black and Blue
in a deluxe edition, while Green Day mark a milestone
with a twenty fifth anniversary deluxe edition of Warning, and
Motley Crue revisit Theater of Payne with a fortieth anniversary reissue.
According to two Loud Too Old Music, Lewis Capaldi's new
(00:43):
Survive EP has also hit streaming services. Indian alternative fans
have standout choices with Mural's self titled album Drive by Truckers,
The Definitive Decoration Day and releases by Australia's Hatchee and
the shoegaze inspired Glickxon. Colorado Sound puts highlights on fresh
albums from Mavis Staples, Midlake, Portugal, The Man The Mountain
(01:06):
Goats and Rosalia, marking a banner day for cross genre
exploration in the realm of singles and emerging acts. Bool
in Tunes Spotlights conveys punchy new hardcore track Eternal and
Monroe's post hardcore. Just Because you shot Jesse James Doesn't
make you Jesse James. Poppy returns with Bruised Sky, while
Charlie XCX teams up with John Kle for House, adding
(01:29):
an avant pop twist. Electronic duo Croella are back with Eternal,
and Fka Twigs debuts Usexua Afterglow, bringing art, pop and
R and B flavors to this week's digital landscape. Notably,
indie favorites Mama dropped the deluxe edition of Welcome to
My Blue Sky, and The Neighborhood have released Country listeners
(01:49):
have new offerings from Ashley Cook with Ace and Colter
Walls Memories and Empties, as well as a notable release
from Don West. According to Coyote Country, his historical country
moments from past CMA Awards and big name performances are
being remembered and celebrated Today. Industry news arrives from Music
Business Worldwide, which reports that Sony Music has entered a
(02:13):
new partnership with Dutch firm Avalon Music, focusing on A
and R and innovative marketing. Meanwhile, Tragic News hits headlines
as former Loss Profits frontman Ian Watkins was killed in prison,
reported by Alan Cross. On the pop culture front, the
Associated Press highlights the growing trend of popanthem's energizing college
(02:33):
football experiences, spotlighting the evolving synergy between sports and music
in American traditions. Thanks for tuning into today's music news roundup.
Be sure to subscribe so you don't miss the next update.
This has been a quiet Please production. For more checkout
quiet please dot AI. And that does it for today.
(02:53):
Thank you for listening. This has been a quiet Please
production with the help of AI. For more, checkout quiet
it please dot a I
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