Rob Deniel and i-dle Release Our Favorite New Music of the Week

Believe it or not, we are now in a new month. But as surreal as it may seem to complete the first month of 2026, it is a moment worth celebrating. Regardless of how your January went, going through the first four weeks of the year is an achievement, and what better way to mark the occasion than with some new music? From tender tracks to upbeat numbers from local and international artists, we’ve rounded up our favorite fresh songs and albums from the last week of January.

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​Star Song – Rob Deniel

Rob Deniel puts his love song-making talents to good use once more in this moving track on how even the night sky is rooting for you.

Hiraya Manawari – TJ Monterde and KZ Tandingan

Just in time for the OPM powerhouse couple’s four sold-out shows at the Araneta Coliseum, TJ and KZ stir hearts anew with their latest duet on finding the right sign.

Mono – i-dle and skaiwater

i-dle’s comeback single may revolve around seeing love in monotone, but the inclusive track is anything but boring with its catchy pop and house-infused production.

404 (New Era) – KiiiKiii

The rookie K-pop girl group enters 2026 with Gen Z-coded confidence in their new song that makes an impact on the first listen.  

believer – Yuna

Yuna’s vibey new track captures the beauty of having trust and faith in your partner.

pelikula – VXON

VXON puts a strong foot forward with their new album, Pasakalye, and showcases how the P-pop boy group is at their best when they experiment with genres.

muscle memory – Clara Benin

Equal parts nostalgic and introspective, the mid-tempo song centers on how an ex never fully leaves us, even when the relationship is over.

Debris – Labrinth

As expected, Labrinth’s latest is a cinematic banger that is as sweeping as it is catchy.

savior – Rol3ert

20-year-old Japanese singer-songwriter Rol3ert’s new single on being a rock for that special someone blends ’80s-inspired melodies with shades of modern urban rock and alternative pop.  

TOKYO DRIFT – ONE OR EIGHT

Sampling the iconic theme from Fast & Furious: Tokyo Drift, the J-pop boy group delivers high-speed electronic beats and a dynamic energy of betting on oneself. It sets the tone for their first mini-album, GATHER, which radiates Japanese cool.

Do What You Gotta – PREP and Sunset Rollercoaster

This collaboration between two fan-favorite indie bands is a smooth, understated, and emotionally grounded track on new beginnings and finding love wherever it may be.

LABI – Timmy Albert

Timmy Albert’s 2026 comeback understands the power of a kiss and that sometimes, it’s all you need to feel better.