New Music Friday: Olivia Rodrigo, Dove Cameron, JENNIE, and More

As of the week of November 6, 2026, the music landscape includes new releases from Britney Spears, Olivia Rodrigo, and JENNIE.

Among the notable drops is Britney Spears’ reissue, Britney (25th Anniversary Edition), and Olivia Rodrigo’s holiday single, take me home (4 christmas). JENNIE has also entered the fray with her song Someone To Hold, written and produced by Justin Tranter for the Netflix animated film Steps. The single will appear on the Steps soundtrack on November 20.

Several high-profile artists have released new music. Kings of Leon released O My Beloved, while Good Charlotte shared Greetings From California (Deluxe). Dove Cameron released FINAL GIRL, and Billy Ray Cyrus released THE HILL (Deluxe).

Other singles include GloRilla with Sexyy Red’s “Jiggly Bow” and Thomas Rhett’s “Be There In A Minute”. These releases are available on major streaming platforms. Other recent releases include Blu DeTiger with “N.Y. Baby” and Kingston Rossdale with “Louise Street”.

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Rivkah Reyes released her debut EP, Fan Favorite, a six-track project described as emo-tinged, Sapphic, bratty bubble grunge-pop. Known as the bassist from School of Rock, Reyes said the title comes from a self-deprecating joke about being a favorite character to many young women but never the one who actually wins.

La Roux returned with her fourth album, Old Flames, which she composed, wrote, produced, and arranged herself. The album explores themes like the end of a 17-year relationship and coming to terms with one’s identity. The focus track, Night Vision, uses a pitched-down vocal to reference Mariah Carey’s Heartbreaker.

The seven-track project moves between rock, pop, and neo-soul. The project features the singles “Cry About It,” “Why I Called You,” “August” and “Georgia,” plus two brand-new songs, including the focus track “We’ll Be Okay.” Faria said the song August uses rain as a metaphor for an unexpected dark day that brings back memories of someone a person is trying to move on from.

New Music Friday: Olivia Rodrigo, Dove Cameron, JENNIE, and More
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Southern rockers Kings of Leon released their latest album, while 80s Australian rockers The Church also shared a new project. Other artists like Seun Kuti, Sam Fender, and Arkells also contributed to the week’s diverse offerings. John.

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