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] (221–230)
Rocket ScientistPerrie

Little Mix, the girl group that took the world by storm in the 2010s.
After their hiatus in 2022, member Perrie released her highly anticipated solo debut album, “Perrie,” in September 2025.
This track, which also received a promotional video, is a moving pop ballad that serves as a powerful statement of her renewed resolve.
The song expresses a strong will to break free from an unhealthy relationship and choose personal happiness, carried by a delicate yet grand melody.
Its sound, colored by cello and synths, has a profound depth that evokes her musical roots in rock and country, making it a deeply satisfying listen.
It feels like an anthem that gently yet firmly pushes those who are trying to be reborn into a new version of themselves.
FleetingSarah Kinsley

Sarah Kinsley, a New York–based singer-songwriter who fuses classical training in music theory with a DIY ethos, has been drawing attention.
In September 2024, her debut album Escaper received high praise from critics.
The release offers alternative pop with pleasantly ‘80s-tinged synth textures.
As she herself describes it as “an homage to the fleetingness of life,” it celebrates constant change while evoking a subtle sense of wistfulness.
Conceived in the back of a New York taxi, the work brilliantly captures fleeting moments of sparkle amid the city’s bustle with impressively polished soundscapes.
Released in September 2025, the track quickly became a talking point, performed at festivals right after its release.
It’s a standout song that feels tailor-made for seasons of change or contemplative nights.
Two YearsSigrid

Since winning the BBC Music Sound of 2018, Norwegian singer-songwriter Sigrid—now a global star—released a brilliant single in September 2025.
Centered on a two-year span, the song tells a deeply felt, narrative-driven pop story about reassessing a relationship by stepping into the other person’s shoes.
It beautifully blends her signature crystalline vocals with dramatic production that captures subtle shades of emotion.
It’s a lead track from her upcoming album, “There’s Always More That I Could Say,” due in October 2025—a work she’s so confident in that she’s said, “I might never have had this much fun making music.” It’s a masterpiece you’ll want to play when you’re ready to sink into a story.
I Don’t Want A JobSludge Mother

Since they only started in 2024, not many people may know them yet, but Sludge Mother is a standout rock project that carries the spirit of ’90s grunge into the present day.
The project is defined by raw, emotionally charged expression drawn from the real-life experiences of its central figure, Cami Pettin.
Released in September 2025, this track is a thrilling rock anthem that hurls a rebellious stance against society and labor over a heavy, distorted guitar sound.
The straightforward cries from the heart in this piece will likely resonate with many who feel suffocated by everyday life.
It’s the perfect song for blasting away your anger at injustice with loud, cathartic sound.
muddySophie Powers

Sophie Powers is a Canadian singer-songwriter drawing attention with a sound that fuses punk energy and catchy pop sensibilities.
A multi-creator who also directs her own fashion and visuals, her presence is already gaining worldwide attention.
In September 2025, she dropped a stunning single, “muddy.” The track marks a bold shift from her previously colorful image, presenting a darker, more cinematic world.
Its deep, introspective sound—like a reflection of inner conflict—leaves a strong impression of a new facet of her artistry.
A major turning point as an expressive artist, this work will undoubtedly resonate not only with fans eager to witness her evolution, but also with anyone seeking emotionally charged pop with a touch of shadow.
DraculaTame Impala

Tame Impala, hailing from Australia and effectively known as Kevin Parker’s one-man project, have released a fantastic track in September 2025.
Highly acclaimed for their psychedelic sonic world, they deliver a dance tune that could truly be called “club psychedelia,” where a throbbing beat intertwines with layers upon layers of synths.
It seems to capture the dangerous allure of a night party and the loneliness lurking behind it, drawing you deeper the more you listen.
With a groove clearly aimed at the dance floor, it’s a cut that longtime fans will love and one that dance music enthusiasts should definitely hear.
The track is included on the album “Deadbeat,” released in October 2025, and it’s a song that bodes well for the band’s future.
Latest Western Music Releases [October 2025] (231–240)
TIT FOR TATTate McRae

Singer-songwriter Tate McRae, who first drew attention through an appearance on a popular audition show and became a global star thanks to a hit on TikTok.
The track she released in September 2025 is slated to be included on the deluxe edition of her album “So Close to What.” It’s a cool, rhythmic pop tune rumored to be an answer song to a former lover—an artist, according to speculation.
The anecdote that she wrote it in just two weeks while on tour speaks to the raw emotion the song carries.
Over a quietly smoldering beat, she sings with a defiant resolve to “get even,” never backing down—an absolutely exhilarating stance.
It’s the perfect track for blowing away the haze of relationship woes.


