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] (141–150)
Prelude: Evening Star / Shatter And BurstGreyhaven

Hailing from Louisville, Kentucky, Greyhaven have drawn attention since their formation in 2013 with a distinctive sound that weaves progressive developments into a post-hardcore and metalcore foundation.
This release, which combines the two tracks that open their October 2025 album “Keep It Quiet,” stands out for its striking contrast between ferocity and lyricism.
Vocals that move fluidly between calm and intensity, along with intricate interlocking guitar work, deftly evoke shifting emotions.
The sound, refined in collaboration with producer Will Putney, emphasizes the band’s melodic side more than ever while preserving the heft that defines them.
It’s a perfect track for those who seek delicacy within heavy music, or for listeners who enjoy bands influenced by Every Time I Die.
Only TimeGucci Mane

The track released by Gucci Mane—known as a pioneer in trap—in October 2025 is included on his 17th album, Episodes.
Centered on themes of perseverance and endurance, the project contrasts his past self with who he is now, showcasing lyrics that convey a mature sense of self-assurance.
His message—about overcoming past hardships and cementing an unshakable position—unfolds over a laid-back tempo and heavyweight, bass-driven trap production.
Dropped on the symbolic date of October 17, the album is part of a larger project that ties in with a book of the same title, making it an ambitious attempt to survey his entire career.
Blending restrained, atmospheric beats with solid wordplay, this release is ideal for when you want to sink into the music.
Tie You DownHAIM, Bon Iver

Los Angeles–based sister trio HAIM and Wisconsin-born indie-folk standard-bearer Bon Iver have delivered a dreamlike collaborative track in October 2025.
Premiered ahead of the deluxe edition of the album “I Quit,” the song is a delicate, beautifully resonant piece.
HAIM’s warm pop-rock sound melds with Bon Iver’s falsetto and layered textures, resulting in a track that gently nestles close to the listener’s heart.
The soft vocals and dreamy arrangement evoke a quiet, wistful atmosphere, like an autumn twilight.
It’s a gem that’s perfect for a relaxed evening or any moment when you want to slow down.
Latest Western Music Releases [October 2025] (151–160)
VIBE COPHEALTH

Los Angeles-based noise/industrial band HEALTH has released a new track in October 2025.
It’s the lead single from their album CONFLICT DLC, scheduled for December, and it’s making waves for its heavy sound featuring Lamb of God guitarist Willie Adler.
The wavering industrial metal riffs and ethereal vocals create a striking contrast, resulting in an ambitious work that adds even more aggression to their signature electronic noise direction.
The band themselves note that this track places “more emphasis on guitars than usual,” pushing their cross-genre approach even further.
Its cyberpunk-tinged soundscape—where weight and airiness coexist—is perfect for listeners seeking a thrilling rock experience!
Only One LaughingHatchie

Hatchie is a singer-songwriter from Brisbane, Australia.
With a dreamy sound that fuses dream pop and shoegaze, she’s an artist drawing attention from the indie scene worldwide.
Released in October 2025, this track is the lead single from the album Liquorice, due out in November.
Riding shimmering guitar lines and a propulsive beat, it channels frustration and impatience with a world beyond our control, conveying her unguarded emotions.
The track features contributions from her partner Joe Agius and Jay Som (Melina Duterte), and the music video—shot at Luna Park in Melbourne—is a must-see.
It’s a work that will stay close to anyone striving to move forward while confronting their own limits.
mood swingsHenry Moodie

British singer-songwriter Henry Moodie, who rose to global attention thanks to TikTok, has garnered overwhelming support from younger audiences since his 2022 debut with pop sounds that embrace emotion and delicate lyrics.
The title track of his long-awaited debut full-length album, released in October 2024, portrays themes of identity, heartbreak, and the healing process.
Written in the final stages of the album’s production, this song— which he says made the entire work cohere—carefully expresses the many facets of shifting emotions.
With its nuanced guitar arrangements and candid word choices, it’s a piece that resonates deeply, perfect for moments when you want to face your inner self.
Business MergerHit-Boy & The Alchemist

This track, a miraculous collaboration between two of the most renowned producers in hip-hop, was released in October 2025 as the lead single from the album “Goldfish,” which drops on October 24.
It’s brilliant how Hit-Boy and The Alchemist—each with distinct styles—trade verses over each other’s beats.
The horn-laced track layered with crisp drums exudes a champion’s aura, while the lyrics, depicting trust lost in exchange for success and shifting relationships, tell a story of the solitude and strength required to survive in the industry.
A must-listen for heads who want to see producers fully express themselves as rappers.


