Summary of Western Music Releases [May 2025]
The May 2025 international releases weave a diverse tapestry of stories: Tom Grennan’s deep, introspective sound reflecting on our digital society; Addison Rae’s sparkling synth-pop, marking a dazzling transition from TikTok star to music artist; and Benson Boone’s heartwarming ballad dedicated to his mother.
The passion each artist pours into their work, along with their innovative musical expressions, is sure to add fresh color to your everyday life.
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Foreign Music Release Summary [May 2025] (211–220)
On SightCoco Jones

This is a single from the debut album “Why Not More?” released in April 2025, where a bold sense of self and a sultry vocal presence seamlessly fuse.
Coco Jones has evolved from a former Disney Channel child star into one of today’s most talked-about R&B artists.
Hailing from South Carolina, she proved her talent beyond doubt by winning Best R&B Performance at the 2024 Grammy Awards.
Centered on a contemporary R&B sound, this track beautifully balances her powerful vocals with expressive emotion.
Co-produced with producer Larrance Dopson, it delivers refined rhythms and captivating melodies.
A music video has been released, and the song has also been performed live.
It’s a must-listen for anyone who wants to express their emotions and experiences through music.
Pale MoonlightDayseeker

Under the pale moonlight, dancing with the devil—Dayseeker’s new track, which captures that self-destructive impulse, arrives in April 2025.
Hailing from California, the post-hardcore band delivers an emotional song that opens with a delicate synth intro and unfolds into a heavy, full-band sound.
Rory Rodriguez’s expressive vocals leave a strong impression, with a deft blend of the group’s signature melodic elements and heaviness.
The music video, directed by Jensen Noen, vividly visualizes the song’s introspective themes.
It’s their first new release since the 2022 album Dark Sun and serves as the lead single from their forthcoming seventh album.
A perfect track for those looking to confront their own vulnerabilities or find kinship in inner turmoil.
TaranoiasEluveitie

This release from Ànv, the ninth album by Switzerland’s proud folk metal band Eluveitie, is a masterpiece that further deepens the fusion of their signature heavy melodic death metal sound with Celtic music.
Lyrics themed around human anxiety and inner conflict, as well as our relationship with nature, intertwine exquisitely with dark, intense performances, leaving a powerful impression on listeners.
The music video, released on April 25, 2025, interweaves performance scenes with symbolic imagery to further emphasize the song’s themes.
With the addition of new member Réa-Sophie Fischer, their music has gained even more color, making it especially recommended for those seeking a harmony between traditional Celtic instruments and modern metal.
Can’t WaitEric Benét & Keri Hilson

The long-awaited new track arrived in April 2025 from one of the premier duos in the American R&B scene.
Crafted by Eric Benét and Keri Hilson, the song delivers a groovy disco-R&B vibe that brilliantly captures the excitement before a night out with a lover.
It’s a captivating cut where their smooth vocals complement each other in lush harmony, with producer Camper’s touch shining throughout.
The track serves as the lead single from Benét’s first full-length album in a decade, The Co-Star, released via JBR Creative Group.
The collaboration was reportedly a longtime dream for both artists, and their chemistry is on full display.
For Hilson, it also stands as a significant follow-up to her first album in 15 years, We Need to Talk: Love.
It’s a perfect summer club anthem and a must-hear for fans of sophisticated, mature R&B.
No TomorrowFit For A King

Fit For A King, the Christian metalcore band from Texas, unveiled a powerful new work in April 2025.
Featured on their eighth studio album, the track is defined by crushing guitar riffs fused with Ryan Kirby’s commanding vocals, delivering a breathtaking sound.
Centered on the theme of “love and tragedy,” it tells a story-rich tale of a couple welcoming the world’s end and celebrating their final moments together.
Coinciding with the release, a collaborative collection with the alternative fashion brand The Pretty Cult was also announced.
With its strong melodic elements within metalcore and its weighty, impactful sound, this is a must-listen for those who enjoy heavy yet melodic tracks.
Down to be wrongHaim

The new self-liberation-themed track by HAIM, the sister trio from Los Angeles, California, spotlights Danielle’s emotive vocals over a gentle backdrop of guitar and drums.
Evoking a Shania Twain-style country-pop influence, the song explores universal themes of heartbreak and rediscovering self-worth through the band’s unique perspective.
Released in April 2025, it serves as the third single from their forthcoming album I Quit, due out in June, and features actor Logan Lerman in its music video.
The artwork, created by filmmaker Paul Thomas Anderson, is also a highlight.
It’s a recommended listen for anyone moving past the pain of a breakup or seeking time to reconnect with themselves.
No SecretsJessie J

Jessie J, the London-born artist known for her powerful, emotive vocals, has released a highly anticipated new single in April 2025—her first in about four years.
Candidly addressing themes of loss, trauma, and the pressure to self-disclose in the age of social media, the song is deeply personal and reflects her own experiences.
Produced by Los Hendrix—renowned for work with SZA and Brent Faiyaz—and Jesse Boykins III, it beautifully fuses soulful alternative R&B elements with a modern sound.
In May, she’s set to follow up with another new track, “Living My Best Life,” and an acoustic show at London’s Union Chapel.
It’s a must-listen for anyone who resonates with an artist who continues to face life’s hardships while staying true to the music.


