"'Unwind' is about that feeling of relief when someone comes back to you after they've left," Aislinn Ritchie says. "It's human nature to crave that push and pull-a drug weaned off. Blindingly hard to say no, we succumb to willful ignorance. We recorded this song in Los Angeles with Sonny Diperri producing, and it's the first song we incorporated different instrumental elements, and it's a glimpse into our evolution."
""Ride was the first song I wrote for this record," Jessie Ware says of this new single from her upcoming Superbloom. "I made it in 2024 with my best friend Jack Peñate and Karma Kid, who feature throughout the album. It's a song for the clubs, for the dancefloor - fun, cinematic, cheeky and powerful. I first performed it at NYC Downlow at Glastonbury after headlining West Holts, and I've been waiting two years to finally put it out. I know others h"
Weekly reviews and daily roundups collect newly released songs across genres and highlight soundtrack contributions and indie singles. SZA released "Save The Day," an uplifting, soulful song from the Disney-Pixar film Hoppers soundtrack. Killer Mike released "Spying Eyes (Smiling Faces)" featuring Lena Byrd Miles, which interpolates the Undisputed Truth/Temptations classic "Smiling Faces Sometimes" for The Gray House soundtrack. Glixen released "Unwind" following their 2025 EP quiet pleasures; Aislinn Ritchie describes its themes of relief, craving, and evolution and notes production in Los Angeles with Sonny Diperri and new instrumental elements. Jessie Ware released "Ride," written in 2024 with Jack Peñate and Karma Kid as a dancefloor-oriented lead single for Superbloom.
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