New Music Friday: Harry Styles, Jennifer Lopez & More Releases

Happy New Music Friday! The streaming services are refreshed with a diverse lineup, including the long-awaited fourth album from Harry Styles, KISS ALL THE TIME. DISCO, OCCASIONALLY, alongside new tracks from Jennifer Lopez, David Guetta, Shakira, and a surprising return from Willa Ford. Here’s a breakdown of the biggest releases and what fans can expect.

Styles Launches Global Album Experience

Harry Styles’ new album has arrived, and it’s accompanied by a global rollout of pop-up shops in partnership with American Express. Sixteen locations worldwide – Amsterdam, Atlanta, Berlin, Chicago, Houston, London, Los Angeles, Miami, New York City, Paris, Phoenix, Rome, Seattle, Sydney, Tokyo, and Toronto – will offer fans a chance to immerse themselves in the world of KISS ALL THE TIME. DISCO, OCCASIONALLY. These pop-ups feature special activations and exclusive merchandise, including language-specific crewnecks, limited edition media, t-shirts, hats, clocks, socks, mugs, totes, and more. Details on American Express presale access are available on the artist’s website.

For those hoping to see the album performed live, Styles will be staging a special performance, Harry Styles. One Night In Manchester, which will premiere on Netflix on March 8th. A trailer for the concert film is available on YouTube.

Lopez and Guetta Ignite the Dance Floor

Jennifer Lopez and David Guetta have officially released their collaborative dance-pop single, “Save Me Tonight.” The track has been highly anticipated since Lopez first teased it during her set at the World Pride Music Festival last summer. Lopez is currently performing a Las Vegas residency, Jennifer Lopez: Up All Night Live In Las Vegas, at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace, and debuted “Save Me Tonight” live during tonight’s indicate. The single is available to stream on Apple Music and Spotify.

Shakira Returns with Béele Collaboration

Shakira has released “ALGO TÚ,” a collaboration with Béele. The song is available now on major streaming platforms, including Apple Music and Spotify. This release follows a period of significant personal and professional attention for the artist, and marks a return to new music after a highly publicized split.

Beyond the Headliners: A Diverse New Music Slate

The new music arriving this week extends far beyond these major releases. LANY celebrated their latest album, Soft, with a Q&A and performance at the GRAMMY Museum, previewing tracks from their upcoming 2026 Soft World Tour, which will include dates across the U.S., Canada, Mexico, UK, and Europe. Ty Dolla $ign dropped girl music vol. 1, while Bebe Rexha released “New Religion.” Gnarls Barkley’s Atlanta is similarly available, alongside new tracks from Willa Ford (amanda), Maya Hawke, and more.

A Look at the Wider Releases

Several other artists contributed to the busy New Music Friday. Rita Wilson released “Michelangelo” from her album Sound of a Woman. Eric Nam shared “How The Fire Started,” and Channel Tres unveiled “Medicine.” J Balvin & Amber Mark, with Travis Barker & Steve Vai, released “JUMP” as the official anthem for Coca-Cola’s FIFA World Cup 2026. Kaskade collaborated with EZI on “Freedom,” and the Goo Goo Dolls teamed up with Steve Aoki for a remix of “Iris.” Russell Dickerson released the EP WORTH YOUR WILD, and Manuel Turizo features Maluma on “Apambichao.” Mike Posner’s “I Went Back To Ibiza” also arrived this week.

Rounding out the releases are new music from Voices Of Fire, Train (“The Weekend”), Stephen Sanchez (“Love, Love, Love”), Morrissey (Craft-up is a Lie), Hunter Hayes (Evergreen), GIRLSET (“Tweak”), almost monday (“leaving is easy”), HunterGirl (“Come and Get Your Boy”), and Sharon Marley featuring Cedella Marley & Rica Newell (“Island”).

What’s Next for These Artists?

For Harry Styles, the focus is on the Netflix concert premiere and the continued success of KISS ALL THE TIME. DISCO, OCCASIONALLY. Jennifer Lopez will continue her Las Vegas residency, with “Save Me Tonight” likely becoming a staple of her setlist. Shakira’s release of “ALGO TÚ” signals a continued focus on new music following recent personal events. LANY’s Soft World Tour is scheduled to kick off in 2026, and the band will be promoting the album throughout the year. The other artists releasing music this week will likely continue to promote their projects through live performances and social media engagement.

The sheer volume of releases this New Music Friday underscores the continued vibrancy of the music industry, offering something for every listener.