Summary of Western Music Releases [March 2025]
In the Western music scene, the release rush of March 2025 is drawing attention, with a wave of moving tracks arriving—from Ariana Grande’s emotionally rich synth-pop, to Beach Bunny’s introspective indie rock, and Ari Lennox’s luscious R&B.
From gentle melodies that soothe the pain of heartbreak to powerful sounds that help you reclaim your sense of self, each is a gem with its own unique allure.
The chance to discover that one special song that resonates with your heart is surely just around the corner.
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Summary of Western Music Releases [March 2025] (151–160)
Til A MawninShaggy & Sting

A gem of a collaborative track that modernly arranges a classic reggae riddim has arrived from Jamaica’s Shaggy and the U.K.’s Sting.
This song cleverly fuses their distinct styles with the dancehall sound that symbolizes the golden era of reggae from the 1960s to the ’70s.
The chemistry between the two—who won the Grammy Award for Best Reggae Album in 2019 for 44/876—feels deeper than ever.
They’re also set to perform it live at the Reggae Rise Up Festival in Florida in March 2025, making it a must-recommend not only for reggae fans but for all music lovers who enjoy dance music.
Radio (ft. Trippie Redd, Jessica Baio, KABU)Steve Aoki

Steve Aoki, the U.S.-born global DJ and music producer, will release an ambitious new work in February 2025 that skillfully fuses hip-hop and electronic music.
The project beautifully blends the distinctive flow of Trippie Redd—garnering attention as part of rap’s new generation—with the clear, airy vocals of Jessica Baio.
Catchy melodies and energetic beats leave a strong impression.
True to Aoki’s dynamic style—he was recognized by Guinness World Records in 2014 for the longest distance traveled by a musician in a single year—the result is a vibrant piece of dance music.
It’s perfect not only for igniting clubs and parties, but also for sounding great as background music on a drive.
Pickle JuiceT-Pain

This is a playful collaboration track with the online game Fortnite from T-Pain, an artist hailing from Tallahassee, Florida.
The song is a humorous diss track aimed at the in-game fictional character “Big Dill,” showcasing his signature autotune-driven vocal style.
Riding over cutting-edge hip-hop beats, its aggressive, high-energy sound has been well received by both music fans and gamers since its release in February 2025.
It’s a perfect pick for party playlists and an ideal BGM while gaming.
The track is drawing attention as an ambitious work that fuses T-Pain’s trademark playfulness with his technical skill.
I know love (ft. The Kid LAROI)Tate McRae

Canadian powerhouse singer-songwriter Tate McRae has released a stirring pop track centered on a relationship that evolves from exes to current partners.
Blending her natural, intimate vocals with a clean, polished production, the song beautifully captures the subtle emotional shift from friendship to romance—an experience many can relate to.
Featured on the album “So Close To What,” the track also highlights a guest appearance by The Kid LAROI.
Produced by Ryan Tedder of OneRepublic, it delivers a sleek, sophisticated pop sound.
Holy Water (ft Ivan Moody)The Funeral Portait

The Funeral Portrait, a band drawing attention with their emo post-hardcore sound from Atlanta, Georgia, has teamed up with Ivan Moody of Five Finger Death Punch as they aim even higher after hitting No.
1 on Billboard’s Mainstream Rock Airplay chart with Suffocate City featuring Spencer Charnas of Ice Nine Kills.
Riding powerful guitar riffs and drum beats, the track delivers a moving message about confronting the darkness deep within and finding healing—it truly resonates.
Set to appear on the deluxe edition of the album Greetings From Suffocate City, slated for release in June 2025, this song is perfect for those moments when you want to wash away heavy feelings.
Blue DemonThe Voidz

The Voidz, an American rock band that unfolds an experimental sonic world where retro-futuristic synth sounds intertwine with unstable rhythms.
Formed in 2013 around The Strokes’ frontman Julian Casablancas, they released a striking new track in March 2025.
This work fuses a nostalgic yet fresh sound—like watching an old VHS tape—with Casablancas’s falsetto, radiating an eerie allure.
Their exquisite sense of balance shines as they pursue avant-garde expression without forgetting pop sensibilities.
With a new EP slated for release and a European tour planned for spring 2025, they’re becoming ever harder to take your eyes off.
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ATE (feat. Jus10 & ByrellTheGreat)TiaCorine

Tiacorine, an artist from North Carolina, has been drawing attention with her unique “anime trap” style.
She began pursuing music in earnest in 2018, captivating many fans with a sound that blends a wide range of genres, including hip-hop, R&B, and trap.
In this work, released in February 2025, a dramatic beat pairs perfectly with her striking flow.
The collaboration featuring Jus10 and ByrellTheGreat adds even more breadth to her sound—definitely a must-listen.
Since her 2020 debut EP, 34Corine, she has steadily built her career, and her activities have been remarkable, including collaborations with artists like Key Glock on her 2024 EP, Almost There.
It’s an ideal track for late-night drives and highly recommended for anyone looking to sink into a sleek, urban mood.


