Wilmington, NC-based John Wood Band is excited to release their new single, “Just A Little Longer,” available now. Bursting with feel-good energy, “Just A Little Longer” captures the carefree spirit of summer romance with its infectious melodies, singalong chorus, and windows-down vibe. Written by John Wood, Nick Matthews, Blake Weinbach, and William Bennett, the track showcases the band’s evolving sound while delivering a song that is destined to become a fan favorite at live shows.
Atlanta trap heavyweight Hoodrich Pablo Juan returns with his new single, “First Round Draft Pick,” featuring Traplord Slim3 and produced by Hoodrich Keem. The track arrived during NBA Draft week, the release taps into one of sports’ biggest moments, using draft night as the perfect backdrop for Pablo’s latest street anthem. (Warning: explicit lyrics)
Tornado Lobster Killer releases Lobsteria, a record that transforms uncertainty, frustration, and personal upheaval into something urgent, honest, and cathartic. The album marks a significant evolution for the band and serves as the first full-length work created by their current lineup. While rooted in punk rock, Lobsteria pushes further into melodic hardcore territory, pairing speed and intensity with sharper songwriting, greater musical depth, and the emotional tension that has always been central to the band’s identity.
Chevas Phillips releases her debut EP, Your Kingdom Come, a soul-stirring project of congregational prayer rooted in surrender and renewal. The follow-up to her breakthrough single “Stories,” this EP continues Chevas’s mission of making worship music for the weary.
As a melodic, club-focused track led by vocals from Richard Judge, “Roses” steps away from the high-energy sound Timmy Trumpet is best known for in favor of something warmer and more emotive. It pairs him with Miami-based bradeazy – one of dance music’s fastest-rising producers, who topped Beatport’s producer rankings in 2026 in the bass house genre, recently sold out debut shows in LA and New York, and has earned support from Fisher, Tiësto, David Guetta, and more. “Roses” follows Timmy’s recent “All My Life” with John Martin and Frank Walker, and “Not A Place” with Ely Oaks, continuing the more refined direction he’s been exploring recently.