New Music Friday: Tanner Adell, Paris Hilton, Linkin Park, And More

It's a fantastic week for lovers of all genres here at Fandom Daily, with the return of nu-metal fan-favorites Linkin Park, electronic music from Fred Again, and incredible country anthems.

by Gabbi Calvert - Sep 06 2024
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Welcome to Fandom Daily’s New Music Friday! This week, the music world is buzzing with genre-spanning releases from chart-topping legends, country trailblazers, and rising stars. With major comeback releases, rebellious anthems, and powerhouse collaborations, these tracks are bound to dominate your playlists.

Let’s dive into the standout singles you need to hear today.

“The Emptiness Machine"Linkin Park

Linkin Park delivers pure emotional force in "The Emptiness Machine," blending their iconic sound with the fresh energy of Emily Armstrong on vocals. The haunting melody captures themes of loss and renewal, standing as a bold reinvention of the band’s legacy. Armstrong’s powerful voice, coupled with the band’s signature instrumental depth, ensures this track will leave a lasting impact. The single leads to their highly anticipated album From Zero, which promises to usher in a new era while honoring their past.

backseat - fred again.. x The Japanese House

The sample used in Fred Again's track "Backseat" includes vocals from The Japanese House (Amber Bain). The collaboration also draws from Bain's past work, notably remixing and blending elements from her songs, such as "Sunshine Baby" and "Chewing Cotton Wool." The track creates a dreamy, electronic vibe that merges Fred Again’s signature production style with Bain's ethereal vocals and emotionally charged lyrics -- truly a masterpiece of a collab.

“Baby Mama"Mary Sarah

Mary Sarah reaches new depths of vulnerability with "Baby Mama," a tender ballad about the transformative journey into motherhood. The Voice alum pours her heart into this song, making it one of her most honest and relatable releases. With soft, delicate melodies and heartfelt lyrics, Mary Sarah’s emotional delivery captures the fears, joys, and sacrifices of becoming a mother for the first time. This deeply personal track is bound to resonate with anyone navigating life’s new chapters.

“Adios"Chancey Williams

"Adios" is an upbeat anthem from Chancey Williams that celebrates leaving an ex behind and moving on with confidence. With his distinctive voice and a blend of energetic, classic country sounds, Williams transforms "Adios" into a spirited declaration of independence. The lively rhythm and empowering lyrics make it a feel-good track about saying goodbye and embracing the future, while still throwing back a few drinks to numb the after effects. This vibrant song showcases Williams' ability to create catchy, relatable tunes, further solidifying his place as a standout in modern country music. 

"For a dude who doesn't care about the girl, the guy in this song sure does need a lot of tequila, haha," Williams told Fandom Daily. "I guess he's putting his best spin on a bad deal. This is a fun, rocker of a song to sing, man, I am so excited for everyone to hear it!"

“Silverado"Tanner Adell

Tanner Adell’s "Silverado" is a melodic reflection of her journey from small-town roots to Music City. Inspired by her own struggles and triumphs, the track is a stirring testament to her perseverance and passion. Adell’s velvety vocals glide over moody melodies, painting a vivid picture of chasing dreams and facing obstacles. "Silverado" is a song for anyone who’s sacrificed everything for their goals, offering hope and encouragement along the way.

“X's"Maddox Batson

Maddox Batson captures the carefree spirit of youth in "X's," a track inspired by a Sharpie mark from an underage concert experience. With breezy acoustic guitar, slide banjo, and a memorable chorus, the song channels the excitement and rebellion of young love. Batson's lyrical storytelling paired with upbeat production makes "X's" a feel-good anthem with layers of depth. After co-writing hits for Lana Del Rey and Quavo, Batson continues to prove his unique voice in the industry.

“Golden Child"Meghan Patrick

Meghan Patrick’s "Golden Child" is a beautiful letter to her younger self, filled with hard-earned wisdom and bittersweet reflections. The track’s tender melodies and introspective lyrics offer a comforting sense of nostalgia, while Patrick’s mature vocal performance showcases her growth as both a person and an artist. Co-written with Joey Hyde and Aaron Eshuis, "Golden Child" sets the stage for Patrick’s most powerful and vulnerable project to date.

‘WHIT’WHIT

WHIT delivers an infectious blend of indie-rock and country flair in her new EP ‘WHIT.’ She is quickly becoming a force to be reckoned with in the country-crossover scene, with a fierce, fiery edge that not many artists truly embody.

“Caramel Whiskey"Lauren Freebird

"Caramel Whiskey" by Lauren Freebird is a sultry slow-burn track that fuses country roots with a soulful edge. The intoxicating blend of smooth vocals and rich instrumentation makes this song a perfect representation of Freebird’s unique style. Her voice swirls around the lush production, creating a sense of longing and passion. This track will leave listeners hooked from the first note.

“BBA" Paris Hilton (feat. Megan Thee Stallion)

Paris Hilton teams up with Megan Thee Stallion for "BBA" on her new album Infinite Icon, an unapologetic pop anthem that blends Hilton’s signature glam with Megan’s fiery energy. The high-octane track is all about empowerment, self-confidence, and living life on your terms. Hilton’s catchy hooks and Megan’s sharp verses make for an unstoppable collaboration that’s sure to light up dance floors worldwide.

Make sure to check out all of these exciting new releases this Friday on Fandom Daily’s New Music Friday. Whether you’re in the mood for introspective ballads or high-energy bangers, there’s something here for everyone. Add these to your playlist and prepare for a weekend of new music.

Photo Credit: @linkinpark on Instagram.

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