New Music Friday arrives on October 30 with a slate of major industry releases, led by JISOO’s solo single “ADDICTED” and Gracie Abrams’ expanded deluxe edition rollout, arriving as artists across pop, rock, and hip-hop drop fresh projects just ahead of Halloween, etonline.com reported.
The Release Radar Overview
- JISOO expands her solo catalog with the purple-aesthetic single “ADDICTED,” following her September release “CLICK” via her agency BLISSOO.
- Gracie Abrams drops “Here You Come, There You Go” ahead of her November 20 deluxe edition for Daughter from Hell and an October 31 appearance on Saturday Night Live.
- Major album drops round out the week, including Nickelback’s Everything Under The Sun and Dominic Fike’s How To Quit Smoking, alongside catalog celebrations like Mariah Carey’s Glitter (Deluxe Edition).
JISOO Delivers ADDICTED With a Purple Visual Identity
JISOO leads the new-release lineup with “ADDICTED,” her latest solo single as the BLACKPINK member continues building toward her upcoming debut solo studio album, inmusicblog.com reported. The track arrives less than two months after “CLICK,” released on September 4, following a steady run of solo projects including her AMORTAGE EP, “Earthquake” in February 2025, and her collaboration with Zayn, “Eyes Closed,” in October of the same year. Announced by her agency, BLISSOO, on October 24, “ADDICTED” arrives with a striking purple visual identity, marking a shift from the colorful carnival imagery associated with “CLICK.” That earlier release reached No. 3 on the worldwide iTunes chart, topped rankings in nine regions, and accumulated more than 55 million YouTube views for its music video directed by Joseph Kahn.
Gracie Abrams Expands Daughter from Hell
Gracie Abrams also has new music for listeners with “Here You Come, There You Go,” the lead single from the deluxe edition of Daughter from Hell. Scheduled for November 20, the expanded album adds five songs to the original release—including “Here You Come, There You Go,” “Lost In It,” “Crazy Girl,” “Love Letter,” and “Out of Nowhere”—bringing its total tracklist to 21. The announcement extends the momentum of Abrams’ third studio album, which debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 in July with 124,000 equivalent album units earned in the United States. Produced and written alongside longtime collaborator Aaron Dessner, the project explores the uncertainty and emotional turbulence of growing up, following the success of Good Riddance and The Secret of Us. Abrams’ new single also arrives just ahead of her return to Saturday Night Live on October 31, when she will serve as musical guest for the show’s Halloween episode hosted by Inde Navarrette, etonline.com noted, following an intimate performance for SiriusXM’s Small Stage Series at Irving Plaza in New York City.
Album Heavyweights Lead the Streaming Charts
Streaming platforms see major competition this week from established rock and alternative acts. Dominic Fike arrives with How To Quit Smoking, while Nickelback enters the ring with Everything Under The Sun, drawing on a monthly listener base, according to dknetwork.draftkings.com. Alongside these high-profile titles, Mariah Carey serves up Glitter (Deluxe Edition), and alternative mainstays Queens of the Stone Age return with Perfecth. On the singles front, major streaming heavyures include Gigi Perez with “Favor,” 5 Seconds of Summer with “Telephone Busy” from CLUBSOS VOL. 1, and collaborative drops from Daddy Yankee featuring Cardi B on “Cosita,” as well as Young Nudy featuring 21 Savage on “Spinnin.”
| Artist | Release Title | Release Type | Spotify Monthly Listeners (Approx.) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dominic Fike | How To Quit Smoking | Album | 45.5M |
| Gracie Abrams | Here You Come, There You Go | Single | 38.9M |
| Nickelback | Everything Under The Sun | Album | 28.6M |
| 5 Seconds of Summer | CLUBSOS VOL. 1 | Single / EP | 20.3M |
| Queens of the Stone Age | Perfecth | Album | 9.2M |
Catalog Surprises and Live Touring Milestones
Beyond the immediate Friday streaming drops, the week brings major catalog surprises and live touring updates across the industry. After 16 years in the vault, Kesha officially released her long-lost music video for her fan-favorite song “Backstabber,” originally filmed in 2009. Reflecting on the long-delayed release, Kesha shared, In 2009, I knew I wanted ‘Backstabber’ to be a single, so I took it upon myself to make this video to convince everyone that it deserved its moment. Finally…in 2026…it’s OUT! This video will always have a special place in my heart,
etonline.com reported. Meanwhile, LL COOL J announced his 11-show hip-hop residency titled ROCK THE BELLS: THE RESIDENCY, which kicks off May 15, 2027, at Dolby Live at Park MGM, with public tickets launching November 2.
