With the permission of the ‘queen’ Taylor Swift, who will unveil on October 3 her already announced new album, ‘The life of a showgirl’, the last four months of 2025 bring other expected works.
Among these works are those of Robbie Williams, Ed Sheeran or Cardi B’s second album after seven years of absence.
‘The life of a showgirl’ (Republic records), Taylor Swift
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Taylor Swift will unveil her album ‘The Life of a Showgirl’, inspired by her world tour ‘The Eras Tour’ and the twelfth of her career, on October 3 and will feature a collaboration with Sabrina Carpenter on the title track.
This production, recorded during the pop star’s European concerts, comes just a year after he released ‘The Tortured Poets Department’, a 30+ song project that featured collaborations with Post Malone and Florence + The Machine.
Swift is producer of the album alongside her “mentors” Max Martin and Shellback with whom she worked for her album ‘Red’ and songs like ‘Shake It Off’, ‘Blank Space’ or ‘Wildest Dream’.
‘Britpop’ (Columbia records), Robbie Williams
On October 10 will be released the also announced new album of the British Robbie Williams, ‘Britpop’, in which he pays tribute to the music of his country.
The first single from the album is ‘Rocket”, which Williams recorded with Tony Iommi of Black Sabbath.
The singer and songwriter’s new compositions follow the release of “Better Man,” a film about his personal and musical career that was released late last year.
‘Play’ (Gingerbread Man Records / Atlantic Records), Ed Sheeran.
The British Ed Sheeran returns on September 12 with ‘Play’, a work that he has defined as “a direct response to the darkest period” of his life.
Prior to the release of ‘Play’ Sheeran released a first preview ‘Azizam’ and ‘Old phone’, an acoustic and nostalgic song reminiscent of other of his previous tracks.
‘Am I The Drama’ (Atlantic records), Cardi B
Seven years after her Grammy-winning debut album ‘Invasion of Yoour Privacy’, American rapper Cardi B will release a new album on September 19, ‘Am I The Drama?’.
Although she has been more talked about lately for the controversies in which she has been involved, most recently, the alleged assault on a security guard, the songwriter and actress also has a career full of awards, including eight ASCAP Pop Music Awards and 23 total Rhythm & Soul Music Awards.
Everybody Scream’ (Universal), Florence + The Machine
The British group Florence And The Machine will release its new studio album on October 31, Halloween, entitled ‘Everybody Scream’.
It will be the alternative pop band’s sixth studio album and first in three years since the release of ‘Dance Fever’ in May 2022, which reached number one in the UK charts.
Florence And The Machine have not toured since 2023, with the exception of a special performance at the Royal Albert Hall in 2024 and Florence Welch’s stellar guest appearance at one of Taylor Swift’s London concerts in August last year to sing their collaboration ‘Florida!!!!’.
Here For It All’, Mariah Carey
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Another star that has been a long time coming is Mariah Carey.
The diva released her last album ‘The Rarities’ seven years ago.
Since then we have only had anniversary versions of her albums, some new songs like ‘Portrait’ or collaborations like the one she did with Ariana Grande.
Now he will return, on September 26 and under his own music label, with ‘Here for it All’, which will include eleven songs among which are ‘Sugar Sweety Type Dangerous’ and ‘My Love,’ a cover of the Paul McCartney & Wings song, and ‘Jesus I Do’, a collaboration with The Clark Sisters.
Other artists releasing new works in the second quarter of the year are Twenty One Pilots, who will release their eighth studio album ‘Breach’ (Warner Music) on September 12, and Bon Jovi.
The American rock band will release ‘Forever (Legendary Edition)’, a collaboration album featuring reinvented versions of the 2024 album with stars such as Bruce Springsteen, on October 24.
Y en los últimos meses del año podrían sorprender artistas como Rosalía, cuyo nuevo trabajo es uno de los más esperados de 2025
QuéOnnda.com
With information from Agencia Efe
