October 4

Coldplay – ‘Moon Music’

Coldplay’s tenth studio album is a sequel to their Music of the Spheres from three years ago, MOON MUSiC is individual and feel-good with a futuristic twist. “WE PRAY”, an already released song on the album features a unique blend of artists – Little Simz, Burna Boy, Elyanna and Tini come together to create a symphony of hopeful challenge. The album has an edge to its character… all the titles except for “feelslikeimfallinginlove” are styled in upper-case letters, while the i’s stay lower-case. Ready for LiFTOFF!

Finneas – ‘For Cryin’ Out Loud!’

Finneas is back with For Cryin’ Out Loud!, his sophomore album. Shaking off the “lonely bedroom producer” vibes from his debut Optimist, Finneas has gone full band mode, calling in his producer pals to help craft a more polished sound. He announced the album on Instagram, along with its lead single and music video on August 8, 2024. With a fresh, collaborative energy, this album is set to be a studio-powered evolution of his signature style.

Leon Bridges – ‘Leon’

Leon Bridges, born Todd Michael Bridges, is the retro-soul singer who skyrocketed from Fort Worth open mics to Grammy nominations. After signing with Columbia in 2014, his debut album Coming Home hit platinum and landed a Best R&B Album nod. His follow-ups, Good Thing and Gold-Diggers Sound, brought more chart success and Grammy buzz. With a style rooted in classic soul and heartfelt storytelling (inspired by songs like “Lisa Sawyer” about his mom), Bridges has become a modern-day throwback sensation.

October 11

Charli XCX – ‘Brat and It’s Completely Different but Also Still Brat’

Brat summer might be over, but Charli XCX isn’t done. Dropping in the beginning of October, this remix album is going to be even brattier than ever – with Billie Eillish, Addison Rae, Lorde and Troye Sivan in the mix. Charli XCX brings a new meaning to “Brat” while still keeping the same iconic vibe that’s had us all in a chokehold.

GloRilla – ‘Glorious’

TGIF! GloRilla is set to drop her debut studio album on Friday, October 11, 2024. The rapper has stormed the internet – and girl’s night – with her top singles, “F.N.F.”, “TGIF”, and “Yeah Glo!”, taking to instagram to share the album cover. It’s giving bling and baddie with a nod to ‘90s R&B – we’re ready to channel our inner Glo.

Jelly Roll – ‘Beautifully Broken’

Beautifully Broken is the highly anticipated 10th album from country sensation Jelly Roll, set to drop in fall 2024. Following his breakout success with Whitsitt Chapel, this album shares its name with his upcoming tour and features singles like “I Am Not Okay” and “Liar.” With a fresh track “Get By” also in the mix, Beautifully Broken promises to deliver Jelly Roll’s signature blend of raw emotion and country grit. Plus, fans can snag an exclusive clear vinyl with gold splatter to mark the release!

Rüfüs Du Sol – ‘Inhale / Exhale’

Inhale / Exhale is the forthcoming fifth studio album from Australian alternative dance trio Rüfüs Du Sol. Blending themes of romance, heartbreak, and euphoria with their signature electronic soundscapes, the album marks a fresh chapter for the band. Led by the groovy single “Music Is Better” and followed by “Lately” and “Break My Love,” this release showcases a more mature, evolving sound. Fans can expect a deep dive into the emotional and musical highs that have defined Rüfüs Du Sol for over a decade.

October 18

Bon Iver – ‘SABLE’

Bon Iver’s SABLE is Justin Vernon’s raw, three-song catharsis, born from years of anxiety, burnout, and a lockdown-fueled self-reckoning. Stripping away the dense layers of past albums, SABLE is all about Vernon’s voice and guitar, with a stark intimacy that cuts to the bone. From the sorrowful reflections of “S P E Y S I D E” to the anxious unraveling of “THINGS BEHIND THINGS BEHIND THINGS,” these tracks are heavy with unfinished business, guilt, and vulnerability. Named for near-darkness, SABLE marks Vernon’s haunting yet healing retreat into simplicity.

Shawn Mendes – ‘Shawn’

After years of anticipation, a new era of Mendes is upon us. Shawn is his newest album since Wonder dropped in 2020, and it’s a raw look into Mendes’ struggles, “A year ago I couldn’t step into a studio without falling into complete panic,” he shared on Instagram. “Why Why Why” and “Isn’t That Enough” were already dropped on Shawn’s birthday in August. If the rest of the album is just as bittersweet, promising and healing, Shawn will be nothing short of striking.

October 25

Halsey – ‘The Great Impersonator’

Halsey is putting on a show for the release of their fifth studio album, recently taking to Youtube for a tracklist reveal while keeping on brand with a mysterious and hypnotic spirit. The video shows a magician’s hands revealing song names on each new card produced.  The long-awaited album comes after the singer’s multiple health battles and the birth of their child in 2021. “Ego”, the most recent of three pre-released songs on the album, is a real and uninhibited display of emotions. What more tricks does Halsey have up their sleeve?

Bastille – ‘&’

& (Ampersand), Bastille’s upcoming fifth studio album is fit to drop towards the end of October. The indie pop band has steadily been teasing fans by dropping multiple parts of the tracklist: Part One and Part Two are already released, giving us a sneak peak to the same slow and deliberate sounds we love from them. The album is said to represent a new perspective on various themes, characters and personal tales.

Kelsea Ballerini – ‘Patterns’

Four-time Grammy Award nominee country pop-star, Kelsea Ballerini, is dropping her fifth studio album Patterns. Ballerini jumps into all the feels with the 15-song collection, which she describes as a renewed view on the self. Features songs like “Sorry Mom”, “Cowboys Cry Too” with Noah Kahan, and “Two Things” which she says tell the story of “learning to break the pattern of fighting with and learning to fight now,” on her instagram.