Tokimonsta Returns With ‘Eternal Reverie’ Magic

Jennifer Lee, the Grammy-nominated talent everyone calls TOKiMONSTA, hit pause on her seventh album last year to stand by her closest friend in her last moments.
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Jennifer Lee, the Grammy-nominated talent everyone calls TOKiMONSTA, hit pause on her seventh album last year to stand by her closest friend in her last moments.

ESPN just unveiled a preview of Lady Gaga’s unreleased “Garden of Eden,” an electrifying pop cut that will front their Formula 1 broadcasts in 2025.

Gigi Perez steps into 2025 armed with a renewed perspective, debuting her latest track, “Chemistry,” as a statement of what’s ahead.

Nineteen-year-old singer-songwriter Sienna Spiro is unveiling her debut EP SINK NOW, SWIM LATER on Capitol Records, inviting listeners into a two-sided journey that tracks every shift in her emotions

Suki Waterhouse reclaims center stage with “Dream Woman,” an airy new single that balances soft reflection and a touch of cinematic tension.

Saya Gray’s second full-length album, Saya, signals a turning point for the Japanese-Canadian musician, known until now for works that felt like living sketches rather than polished statements.

BLACKPINK’s JENNIE is stepping into the spotlight in a major way, unveiling a brand-new track called “ExtraL” just before her upcoming solo album Ruby lands on March 7.

Michelle Zauner, the mind behind Japanese Breakfast, has dropped “Mega Circuit,” a single from her forthcoming album For Melancholy Brunettes (& Sad Women).

Mark Pritchard and Thom Yorke are back with a new release, “Back in the Game,” marking their second joint effort since they first worked together in 2016 on “Beautiful People.”

Jisoo charts her own course with a fresh EP just in time for Valentine’s Day.

Zach Condon’s band Beirut returns with an ambitious statement that bridges literature and live performance.

Music at the spring 2025 couture shows didn’t just accompany the clothes—it shaped them.