It may only be the start of September, but many of our favorite musicians thought that it would be a good time to release new music. Kicking off the month is a selection of fresh music drops from a handful of global superstars, rising artists, and the like, making the September playlist begin on a good note. It’s a good problem to have in deciding which track to play first. So, below, check out the latest singles, EPs, and albums to add to your music rotation.
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SaWaDiKa – LISA
A new solo chapter for LISA is upon us with the release of her comeback single SaWaDiKa, which serves as the lead single off her upcoming PRESS PLAY EP. The track sees LISA returning to her roots with her rap prowess and core hip-hop sound as she starts with a bang and doesn’t relent.
Bass Persuades – Miley Cyrus
Miley Cyrus, or should we say MILEY, dips into her pop bag for a catchy track on living life outside of screens. If this is what we can expect from her new album Bass Persuades, then MILEY has our attention.
CLICK – JISOO
In JISOO’s new English single CLICK, the track explores a connection that defies logic, where differences vanish as everything falls naturally into place. Beyond a love story, it also reflects the deep bond between JISOO and her fans, creating a dynamic where two sides meet and instantly click into place.
CAN I WATCH YOU – Beyoncé and Pharrell Williams
Two decades ago, Beyoncé dropped what remains one of her best albums, B’DAY. So, to celebrate the occasion, she released a 20th anniversary deluxe edition of her second solo studio album, which features unreleased tracks, remixes, and collaborations. Fittingly, the collection dropped on her birthday, September 4.
For Your Entertainment – Ellie Goulding
Ellie Goulding has been going viral on social media lately, with everyone remembering how good she is at making pop music. But her new music is also a good listen, particularly with her new studio album I Know Too Much, which further highlights her craft in pop.
Nicole Kidman – ADÉLA
Rising star ADÉLA solidifies her place as one of 2026’s most exciting new artists with the release of her debut full-length studio album PRIMA. She’s exactly the girl she thinks she is with her new record.
Donuts – Nadine Lustre and apl.de.ap
Nadine Lustre continues her new music era with Donuts, a fast-paced track that weaves Lustre’s vocals and bars and features a rap verse from apl.de.ap.
Skibidi – Girls’ Generation-HRS
If you think this song is a joke, that’s because this Girls’ Generation sub-unit single is. The song is not meant to be taken seriously, though it does have us tempted for a replay with its addictive house beat.
FLOAT – TAEMIN
This somewhat laid-back track, built upon a dreamy bed of synths and a garage beat, makes for a fine listen from the K-pop star.
Meme – Baby Dolls
No, this is not a homage to Vice Ganda, but Baby Dolls’ latest novelty P-pop track that is easy on the ears and easier to dance to.
one good thing – Lyn Lapid
Lyn Lapid’s first single of the year reminds us that despite how toxic a relationship can get, you can’t deny the place your partner has in your life.
Lipgloss – Ivoris and Clara Benin
Ivoris and Clara Benin make a lovely duo in this charming love song that carries traces of Y2K pop song energy.
DEJAVU – KWON EUNBI
It doesn’t matter if we’re in the middle of monsoon season. KWON EUNBI’s new single is going straight to the summer playlist.
MP3 SUMMER – PIAO and Stephanie Poetri
The song’s title says it all. This track has 2010s teen party written all over it.
Featured Image: LISA (via Instagram), Photographed by Yeyoung Choi
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