Latest Western music releases [October 2025]
What will the global music scene look like in October 2025? We get news of new international releases almost every month, but you’re probably wondering which tracks will catch your ear this time.
From pop and rock to hip-hop, we’re showcasing a wave of fresh sounds across a variety of genres.
Whether for your commute, while you work, or during a laid-back weekend, why not find a new favorite?
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Latest Western Music Releases [October 2025] (81–90)
PathologicalSet It Off

Formed in Tampa, Florida, Set It Off is a rock band that has gained popularity across a wide range of styles, including pop punk, emo pop, and post-hardcore.
Having completed their label deal and launched a new chapter as an independent act, they released this track in October 2025—a fierce number that hurls raw anger at relationships built on lies and deceit.
Fusing aggressive guitar riffs with rap, the track delivers the heaviest sound in the band’s history, making it a fitting opener for their self-titled sixth album, Set It Off, due in November.
Packed with a counterattack against those who have exploited their kindness, this song will resonate deeply with anyone who’s been wounded by betrayal and hypocrisy.
With The MafiaSummrs

Summrs, a rapper and singer from Louisiana, is known as a pioneer of the subgenre called PluggnB, with a melodic style that makes full use of Auto-Tune, and he has been releasing music prolifically since 2016.
Released in October 2025, this track is a key song leading into his next album, BADMAN.
It embraces a luxurious worldview—think Benz, Margiela, and private jets—while centering on the theme of mafia-like solidarity, infusing his signature dreamy sound with aggressive energy.
Riding over an airy beat that fuses trap and R&B, the song ambitiously celebrates success and loyalty.
It conveys a more “hungry” attitude and hints at Summrs’ next stage.
If you’re drawn to his uniquely mellow rap style, this is definitely a track you’ll enjoy.
Club HusbandT-Pain

T-Pain, whose Auto-Tune-driven vocal style has had a major impact on the 2000s hip-hop/R&B scene.
A track he tried to release three years ago—but didn’t get the response he hoped for at the time—has gone viral in 2025 thanks to TikTok.
The lyrics, told from the perspective of a woman who cuts off her neglectful boyfriend and fully enjoys a night out at the club, are exhilarating.
A club anthem where melodious, Auto-Tuned vocals intertwine with trap-leaning beats—this is T-Pain at his finest.
It’s a fan-driven rediscovery with an unusual backstory, perfect for when you’re in the mood to light up the club on the weekend!
My Old WaysTame Impala

The new album Deadbeat from Australia’s acclaimed psychedelic project was released in October 2025.
Arriving roughly five years after the previous record, this work marks a bold shift from their traditional guitar-driven sound toward a club music and dancefloor-oriented approach.
The opening track is a dance cut distinguished by a piano riff and a four-on-the-floor beat.
Lyrically, it grapples with the struggle of slipping helplessly back into bad habits and former selves one aims to overcome.
The repetitive beat embodies the addictive, inescapable loop of such patterns, crafting a unique world where you confront yourself even as you dance.
This new frontier, infused with Western Australia’s rave culture, is perfect for lifting your spirits.
Here I AmThe Hellp

The Help is an LA-based electronic duo comprising photographer Noah Dillon and producer Chandler Ransom Lucy.
They’re drawing attention with a sound that modernizes 2000s electroclash and indie rock.
Released in October 2025, this track is the lead single from their forthcoming album Riviera, due in October.
With distorted synthesizers and aggressive beats colliding, the song feels like a powerful declaration of presence—an emphatic “we’re here.” After making their major-label debut with the 2024 album LL, the duo presents an ambitious work that showcases their continued evolution.
Highly recommended for anyone seeking genre-defying music that resonates on both the dance floor and in the art gallery.
Count The WaysThe Last Dinner Party

The Last Dinner Party is a five-piece band from London.
Their 2024 debut album, Prelude to Ecstasy, topped the UK charts, drawing attention for its fusion of baroque pop and art rock.
This track, included on their album From the Pyre, features gritty, 1970s rock-style guitar riffs and rich melodies, maintaining a perfect balance between ethereal vocals and raw instrumentals.
Centered on themes of destruction and rebirth, the piece captivates with its dramatic world imbued with mythic imagery and a sense of ritual.
If you enjoy strongly narrative-driven songs, this is a work you should definitely check out.
Latest Western Music Releases [October 2025] (91–100)
MURDER DRONESThe Living Tombstone

Centered on YouTube, The Living Tombstone has built a passionate following with songs themed around games and pop culture.
The duo—Israel-born Yoav Landau and American Sam Haft—crafts a sound that traverses genres with electronic rock at its core.
Released in October 2025, this track is a collaboration with the CG-animated series Murder Drones.
Racing electro guitars intersect with glitchy digital textures, carrying a bold theme of fighting and the desire for recognition.
The music video, which ties into the show’s world, has also drawn attention, making this a recommended pick not only for fans of the series but also for lovers of game music and anime songs.


