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Summary of Western music releases [April 2025]

The Western music scene in April 2025 delivers an unprecedentedly diverse listening experience.

From a powerful track by the UK’s I See Orange that revives the spirit of ’90s grunge for today, to a soul-soothing R&B collaboration between America’s Leon Thomas and Halle Bailey, and on to refined house sounds woven by cutting-edge producers from Scotland and the UK.

These moving melodies, transcending genre boundaries, are sure to open a new door in your heart.

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All The Way (feat. Bailey Zimmerman)BigXthaPlug

BigXthaPlug – All The Way feat. Bailey Zimmerman (Official Music Video)
All The Way (feat. Bailey Zimmerman)BigXthaPlug

Hailing from Dallas, Texas, rapper BigXthaPlug has been a born-and-bred product of the streets who quickly made his presence felt with his 2020 debut EP, “Bacc from the Dead.” His rise has been steady, with his October 2024 album “Take Care” reaching No.

8 on the Billboard 200.

On this new track, featuring country singer Bailey Zimmerman, emotive acoustic and steel guitars intertwine with powerful rap verses to create an ambitious collaboration.

Centered on heartbreak and renewal, the two artists’ worlds fuse beautifully.

It’s a must-listen for music fans who enjoy the crossover between country and hip-hop.

23’s A BabyBlondshell

Blondshell – 23’s A Baby (Lyric Video)
23's A BabyBlondshell

Since her debut in 2022, Los Angeles–based artist Blondshell has drawn attention with a style reminiscent of ’90s alternative and grunge.

This new track stands out with powerful, girl-group–style harmonies, and its lyrics—capturing the feelings of people in their twenties—resonate with many listeners.

Released in April 2025 as part of the album “If You Asked For A Picture,” the song also features a music video inspired by the film “DILFs of Disneyland,” humorously portraying youth’s confusion and self-discovery.

It’s perfect for parties or drive scenes, and it’s sure to connect with anyone in the midst of finding themselves.

The SunBrittany Broski

Brittany Broski – The Sun (Official Visualizer)
The SunBrittany Broski

Brittany Broski, who made a dazzling jump from social media to the music scene, is an influencer from Dallas, Texas, best known as the wildly popular “Kombucha Girl.” In April 2025, she made her solo debut with a first single that’s a soulful medium-tempo ballad infused with blues elements.

Produced by Luke Nicoli, the track blends a gritty texture with a feminine softness to striking effect.

Her vocals are both powerful and delicate, and the lyrics about a bittersweet love are sure to resonate with many.

It’s a song you’ll want to sit with alone on a night when you’re trying to soothe the ache of a broken heart.

Double Trio 2By Storm

By Storm is an experimental hip-hop unit from Arizona.

The new project from Ritchie and Parker Corey, following the conclusion of their work as Injury Reserve, has been gaining popularity.

This seven-minute epic weaves an avant-garde sound of sampling and jazz elements, adorned by saxophonist Patrick Shiroishi’s exquisite performance.

Fusing footwork-inspired beats with introspective lyrics, it’s a distinctive work that captivates listeners.

Released on April 6, 2025, the track has earned high praise from fans for its experimental approach that transcends genre boundaries.

It’s recommended not only for hip-hop and jazz fans, but also for anyone seeking a fresh musical experience.

Running From MyselfCaity Baser

Caity Baser – Running From Myself (Visualiser)
Running From MyselfCaity Baser

Katie Baser, who’s rapidly gaining attention on the UK pop scene.

Hailing from Southampton, she’s won overwhelming support from younger listeners with her candid, humorous lyrics and catchy melodies.

Released in April 2025 in collaboration with Oh Wonder, this track pairs a Motown-inspired sound—driven by a 14-piece string section and a six-piece brass section—with lyrics that explore self-acceptance and inner conflict.

It marks a step forward in her musical evolution and stands as a key song following her mixtape “Still Learning” and EP “Thanks for Nothing, See You Never.” By fusing introspective lyrics with a grand arrangement, it’s sure to resonate deeply with anyone looking to confront themselves.

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EcstasyCiara

American singer Ciara has returned to her sensual slow R&B roots.

In April 2025, she released the lead single from her eighth album, “CiCi.” Co-written with Theron Thomas, a Grammy winner for Songwriter of the Year, the track blends the seductive vibe inherited from past classics like “Promise” and “Body Party” with cutting-edge production.

The music video—directed by the renowned Diane Martel, who worked on “Promise” and many other hits—has also generated buzz, even appearing on a Times Square billboard.

It’s the perfect song to set the mood for a relaxing night.

MOTION (ft. DaBaby)DDG

DDG – MOTION ft. DaBaby (Live From Hit-A-Thon)
MOTION (ft. DaBaby)DDG

Released in April 2025, this track features DDG—active as an American rapper, singer-songwriter, and even YouTuber—paired seamlessly with DaBaby, known for his sharp rap flow.

Over a dark, moody trap beat, they confidently speak on lifestyle and street status.

With standout production by Einer Bankz and ChefMade, the song serves as the lead single from DDG’s new album, BLAME THE CHAT.

The fusion of lavish lifestyle imagery—also showcased in the music video—and the beat is executed brilliantly, making it a must-hear for fans of cool, polished hip-hop.