It seems that musicians are continuing the trend of treating September as the month of major releases. Whether that be to make the 2027 Grammys cutoff at the end of the month, to have new material out during the busiest time of the year, or that they are just feeling like doing so, we welcome it. The more music to choose from, the better, after all. So, it’s time for a playlist refresh with these song and album picks from local and international artists below.
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new trick – ROSÉ
ROSÉ finds her formula in this pop-rock track that is also part of the new iPhone 18 campaign, with the music video being shot entirely on the smartphone.
Let’s Get Married – Miley Cyrus
Miley’s new album Bass Persuades may come in at an economical 10 songs long, but it has its moments and proves that she still knows what she’s doing when it comes to her music.
Party – Troye Sivan
With a sample of Madonna’s Music in tow, Troye Sivan’s newest single makes the case that a party can happen anywhere, including, as seen in its music video, the medieval ages.
star – no na
Rising Indonesian girl group no na are out with their debut studio album, appropriately titled island girl, and it further establishes them as one of the region’s most exciting new acts.
Write Me A Letter – beabadoobee
With her fourth studio album, Pylon, beabadoobee puts forward a body of work that explores and confronts her personal lows of the past few years and the anxieties brought about by a quarter-life crisis.
Versailles – Carly Rae Jepsen
It’s one thing for Carly Rae Jepsen to release a new album, but for Day and Night to be a two-disc, 24-track album feels like we are being spoiled.
Forget About You – Kiana V
Kiana V delivers a pop jam about how, try as you might, you just can’t ignore and forget that certain someone who meant something once in your life.
Pagdating ng Panahon – Inigo Pascual
Inigo’s breezy new single is for all those who know what waiting for that special someone feels like. It captures the hope of wanting them to realize that they don’t need to look far to find the right one.
Wildfire – Wasia Project
This sibling musical duo recently dropped their debut studio album that turns coming-of-age angst into catharsis, unfolding as a kinetic journey steeped in the lore of the night, moving between the heady introspection of twilight hours and the euphoric embrace of the dance floor where bodies commune and coexist.
Autobahn – Kim Petras
Kim Petras welcomes the release of the deluxe edition of her Detour album with a new single that takes its name from Germany’s system of highways and feels like it stepped out of a portal from the early 2000s.
Met my match – Say Now
British girl group Say Now began the rollout for their upcoming debut EP with the release of a new track co-written and co-executive produced by PinkPantheress. As you can imagine, it’s a bop.
Cheetah – Irene and Seulgi
Red Velvet’s Irene and Seulgi are once again about to deliver for the girls with their Japanese debut, led by the title track Cheetah that contains an appropriate amount of upbeat pop energy and diva attitude.
Hideaway – Bella Poarch
Bella Poarch puts her musical foot forward with her debut full-length studio album Picnic at the Cemetery that combines her pop sensibilities with a gothic fantasy aesthetic.
Never Tear Us Apart – Sophia Laforteza
With Forgotten Island just around the corner, the movie’s official soundtrack has finally been released, and it includes appearances from artists like BINI, SB19, Lea Salonga, H.E.R., and KATSETE’s Sophia Laforteza with her standout cover of Never Tear Us Apart.
Featured Image: ROSÉ (via Instagram)
Frequently Asked Questions
ROSÉ released “new trick,” a pop-rock track tied to the new iPhone 18 campaign, with its music video shot entirely on the smartphone.
Miley Cyrus released a 10-track album titled Bass Persuades, including the single “Let’s Get Married,” continuing to showcase her range as an artist.
The Forgotten Island soundtrack features BINI, SB19, Lea Salonga, H.E.R., and KATSEYE’s Sophia Laforteza, whose cover of “Never Tear Us Apart” stands out among the tracklist.
Indonesian girl group no na released their debut studio album, island girl, led by the single “star,” establishing them as one of the region’s most exciting new acts.
The article notes that September has become a major release month for artists, partly to make the 2027 Grammys eligibility cutoff at month’s end and partly due to it being a high-traffic period for new music.
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