Latest Western Music Releases [November 2025]

Treat YourselfNew Found Glory

New Found Glory “Treat Yourself”

New Found Glory is a pop-punk band from Florida.

Since forming in 1997, they’ve continued to be a leading force of second-generation pop punk.

Their new song, “Treat Yourself,” is included on their upcoming album Listen Up!, slated for release in February 2026.

The track sings about the importance of taking care of yourself even in difficult circumstances.

When you feel crushed by self-criticism or pressure from others, this song gently encourages you to be kinder to yourself.

With its driving melodies and uplifting message, it’s the perfect track to blow away a gloomy mood.

Infrared Dot ComNicholas Craven & Boldy James

Boldy James & Nicholas Craven – Infrared Dot Com

Montreal producer Nicholas Craven and Detroit rapper Boldy James.

True to its title referencing an infrared sight, the track this duo—who revive ’90s boom-bap for the present day—released in October 2025 brims with tension.

Over the minimalist loops Craven constructs, Boldy’s deep voice coolly details street dealings and betrayals.

Dropped as a lead single from the November album “Criminally Attached,” it sharpens the chemistry they’ve honed since 2022’s “Fair Exchange No Robbery.” Highly recommended if you like drum-light, space-conscious beats.

Hundred Acres (ft. Devin Morrison)NO NAME

Noname – Hundred Acres ft. Devin Morrison (Official Music Video)

Emerged from Chicago’s poetry slam scene, Noname has carved out a unique niche with her poetic flow and a sound rooted in jazz and neo-soul.

Released in October 2023, this track is the lead single from her next project, Cartoon Radio, featuring Devin Morrison.

Over a percussion-driven, piano-centered beat, her signature intimate, breath-close delivery resonates while Devin’s smooth R&B vocals layer warm harmonies—an irresistibly pleasing arrangement.

In the music video directed by Darren Rabinovitch, a surreal story unfolds in which the protagonist, chased by a humanoid cat, transforms into a parrot—vividly reflecting her worldview that balances social critique with humor.

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Oneohtrix Point Never – Cherry Blue (Official Video)

Oneohtrix Point Never, Daniel Lopatin’s solo project that continually explores the boundary between experimental music and pop.

The advance track drawing attention from the album “Tranquilizer,” slated for release in November 2025, is a work unveiled alongside the first-ever directed music video by French contemporary artist Pol Taburet.

Balancing luscious synthesizers with cool, digital processing, the piece sonically expresses the duality suggested by its title, “Red and Blue,” sketching a lyricism that hovers on the border between emotional sedation and exhilaration.

The video symbolically arranges starkly opposing motifs—life and death, body and spirit—merging sight and sound to surface themes of memory and transformation.

It’s a perfect track for anyone who wants to experience his approach to probing emotion-processing in the digital age through sound.

Indie BoyzPacifica

Pacifica – “Indie Boyz” (Official Video)

Pacifica is a female duo from Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Inés Adam and Martina Ninzcel met online through their shared love of The Strokes and began their activities after posting cover videos.

Their new song is included on their second album, “In Your Face!,” released in October 2025.

The track wryly observes pretentious indie guys at a club while also portraying the contradictory feeling of being swept up in the frenzy of that space.

The jagged, distorted guitars and bouncy bassline, reminiscent of 2000s dance-punk, are absolutely stellar.

nun+ (ft. Kal Banx)Pink Siifu

Pink Siifu – nun+ (Visualizer) ft. Kal Banx

A collaborative track by rapper/singer/producer Pink Siifu from Birmingham, Alabama, and up-and-coming Dallas producer Kal Banx was released in October 2025.

Kal Banx, known for his work around Top Dawg Entertainment and for earning recognition through projects with artists like Isaiah Rashad, brings his signature bouncing drums and low-end-focused, tight arrangements to this release.

The result is a minimal piece that pushes Pink Siifu’s dry, matter-of-fact delivery to the forefront.

Pivoting sharply from the wide-ranging experimentation showcased on the album “BLACK’!ANTIQUE,” this short, punchy burst of aggression hits like a sprint—highly recommended for heads seeking hard-edged hip-hop beats!

LuckyReneé Rapp

Reneé Rapp – Lucky (from Now You See Me: Now You Don’t) [Official Lyric Video]

Renée Rapp, a singer-songwriter and actress from Broadway, broke out in an HBO Max drama series and cemented her status as a full-fledged pop artist with her 2023 album Snow Angel.

She released a song in October 2025 written for the film Now You See Me: Now You Don’t.

The track is used over the end credits and features hitmakers like Ryan Tedder and Omer Fedi on the production.

Set within a grand, cinematic-pop soundscape, it portrays a protagonist who forges her own destiny through her own power rather than by chance.

It’s a thrilling piece that resonates beautifully with the film’s illusion-themed world.