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[October 2025] Summary of the Latest Western Music Releases

For music fans—especially listeners of Western music—the subscription era, where you can enjoy newly released songs from around the world every day, is truly a blessing.

That said, you might also be thinking, “There’s just too much information—I can’t keep track of who released a new song and when!”

In this article, we research the latest releases in Western music and deliver them with concise, accurate reviews.

We cover a wide range of genres—from rock and pop to club music—spanning both major and indie scenes.

If you want a one-stop place to check new Western releases, this is a must-bookmark!

Summary of Western music releases (81–90)

superstarNEW!Artemas

Artemas – superstar (official music video)
superstarNEW!Artemas

Hailing from Oxfordshire, UK, singer-songwriter and producer Artemas is boldly breaking new ground following his 2024 smash hit “I Like the Way You Kiss Me.” Among the tracks released ahead of his mixtape LOVERCORE in October 2025, this song stands out as a techno-inspired anthem, notable for its futuristic, synth-driven sound and sensual mood.

True to his roots as a bedroom producer who creates music at home and prioritizes genuine connections with fans rather than relying on external playlist exposure, his hallmark sincerity comes through here as well, even amid the electronic beats.

no dreadsNEW!DDG, PlaqueBoyMax

DDG, PlaqueBoyMax – no dreads (Official Music Video)
no dreadsNEW!DDG, PlaqueBoyMax

Rappers DDG and Plakkboi Max, who are active on YouTube and Twitch, have teamed up for this track, released in October 2025.

Following their previous collaboration, “Pink Dreads,” this second installment is most notable for having been created in real time during a Twitch stream.

Lyrics themed around being high and achieving success intertwine with a heavy bassline and melodic, Auto-Tuned rapping, resulting in a contemporary trap sound.

Though it runs just under two minutes, its catchy hook stands out, making it a track that’s likely to hype up a drive or a party scene.

KissNEW!Demi Lovato

Since skyrocketing to stardom on Disney Channel in 2008, Demi Lovato has focused primarily on her music career.

After centering her sound around dance-pop with 2015’s Confident and 2017’s Tell Me You Love Me, she dropped the lead single from her ninth album, It’s Not That Deep, in October 2025.

The track is an uptempo dance-electronic pop song, crafted as a love song that celebrates a light, liberating romance.

Produced by Zhone, it features catchy synthesizers and club-ready beats, and Lovato has named it as one of her favorite tracks on the album.

Prelude: Evening Star / Shatter And BurstNEW!Greyhaven

Greyhaven – Prelude: Evening Star / Shatter And Burst [OFFICIAL VIDEO]
Prelude: Evening Star / Shatter And BurstNEW!Greyhaven

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 One LaughingNEW!Hatchie

Hatchie – Only One Laughing (Official Video)
Only One LaughingNEW!Hatchie

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.

bittersweetNEW!Madison Beer

Madison Beer is an American singer-songwriter who is also active as an actress.

Released in October 2025, this track was produced as the second single from her third album, “MB3.” Although it was the last song added when the album was nearly finished, it ended up becoming the defining track of the record, balancing emotional volatility with a lively pop energy.

The lyrics portray the feelings surrounding a breakup—recognizing it was the right choice, yet still grappling with lingering, complex emotions—beautifully capturing a bittersweet mix of longing for the past and determination to move forward.

Rooted in synth-pop while weaving in elements of dream pop and electropop, the mid-tempo tune blends danceable qualities with emotional depth, making it a perfect song for anyone working through heartbreak.

Summary of Western Music Releases (91–100)

PalominoNEW!Finneas

FINNEAS – Palomino (Official Audio)
PalominoNEW!Finneas

Not only known as Billie Eilish’s brother, but also the youngest ever winner of Producer of the Year at the Grammys, Finneas delivers this track released in October 2025.

It appears on the Season 2 soundtrack for Netflix’s romantic comedy series “Nobody Wants This,” as one of the songs on an album featuring star artists like Selena Gomez and Kacey Musgraves.

Characterized by its minimal arrangement and restrained sonics, it reflects his production ethos of letting the listener clearly perceive what’s happening.

Recommended for those who want to enjoy it alongside the Netflix series, or for anyone looking to settle into a calm, quiet night.