Welcome to Fandom Daily's New Music Friday! This week, we're spotlighting ten fantastic new tracks that are sure to light up your playlist. Thomas Rhett kicks things off with his high-energy single "OVERDRIVE," a feel-good anthem that perfectly captures the thrill of love and dedication. JoJo Siwa brings us "Guilty Pleasure," another interesting pivot in her music career and individuality. Finally, we have incredible collaborations -- Orville Peck teams up with Beck for "Death Valley High," a mesmerizing blend of alt-country and dark, atmospheric rock. Dive into our reviews and enjoy the latest from these incredible artists.

“OVERDRIVE” - Thomas Rhett

Thomas Rhett's latest single, "OVERDRIVE," from his upcoming album "About A Woman," is a banger that's sure to get fans buzzing. This track is all about high-energy vibes and feel-good moments, perfectly encapsulating Rhett's aim to make fun and dance-worthy music.

Lyrically, "OVERDRIVE" showcases Rhett's playful and romantic side. The song captures the exhilarating rush of being in love, making it relatable and heartwarming. As with much of his work, Rhett draws inspiration from his life, dedicating this track to his wife, Lauren Akins. It's a beautiful testament to their relationship and adds an authentic touch to the feel-good anthem.

“Guilty Pleasure” - Jojo Siwa

JoJo Siwa’s new single, “Guilty Pleasure,” is a vibrant and playful anthem celebrating self-acceptance and individuality. The song’s upbeat nature and catchy melody make it an empowering track encouraging listeners to embrace their true selves and desires without shame. Lyrically, it explores themes of longing and anticipation, with Siwa’s signature confidence shining through as she invites listeners to own their pleasures and express themselves authentically. This track is a fun addition to JoJo's wildly evolving musical journey​.

“Didn’t I” - Dasha

Dasha's latest single, "Didn't I," is an exquisite pop-country ballad that truly underscores her remarkable songwriting ingenuity. This track is a profound exploration of love, regret, and the poignant introspection accompanying past relationships. The emotional resonance in Dasha's performance and the song's immaculate production firmly establishes "Didn't I" as a pivotal track in her swiftly ascending career.

Lyrically, "Didn't I" delves into the intricacies of romantic yearning and the sorrow of missed opportunities. The song's heartfelt narrative captures a raw, relatable sentiment that strikes a deep chord with listeners. The mid-tempo arrangement, enriched with a catchy melody, provides an ideal canvas for Dasha's expressive vocals, which convey the song's emotional depth with striking authenticity and elegance.

The Death of Slim Shady - Eminem

Eminem's latest LP, The Death Of Slim Shady, is a bold and provocative track that marks a significant moment in his career. The album delves deep into the themes of identity, legacy, and transformation, effectively bringing a dramatic conclusion to the Slim Shady persona that has defined much of Eminem's career.

In The Death Of Slim Shady, Eminem showcases his signature lyrical prowess and confrontational style, addressing his past controversies and the evolution of his music. The track is layered with complex wordplay and intense, reflective verses that explore the impact and legacy of Slim Shady. Eminem's delivery is both fierce and introspective, reflecting on the alter ego's influence and the artist's growth beyond it.

“Hole In The Wall” - Ryan Nelson

Ryan Nelson's new single, "Hole In The Wall," masterfully blends classic country charm with his signature outlaw grit and nostalgic songwriting. The lyrics weave a captivating tale of a small-town dive bar, untouched by time since its opening, exuding a warmth and familiarity we all know and love. The neon lights beckon and the cold beer and laughter of friends invite you to stay for another. It's like stumbling upon an oasis in the desert, a place where you can escape and feel like 'the whole world disappears.' 

Nelson sings out, “In this hole in the wall / the whole world disappears / and that jukebox don’t stop / long as they’re pouring beers / they say out there it’s crazy / but we’re alright in here / in this hole in the wall / the whole world disappears.” This release and his most recent single, “The Next One,” come after celebrating his first gold record as an independent songwriter with Riley Green’s “When She Comes Home Tonight.” 

“Itchin” - Luke Borchelt

Luke Borchelt’s new single “Itchin’” is a poignant and introspective track that beautifully blends elements of folk, country, and rock, showcasing his versatility and depth as a songwriter. This song marks a pivotal moment in Borchelt’s career, capturing the emotional journey of leaving New York and returning to his roots in Maryland.

Borchelt’s vocals are a standout feature on this track. His delivery is sincere and emotive, perfectly conveying the bittersweet emotions of the lyrics.

“Am I Okay?” - Megan Moroney

Megan Moroney's latest single, "Am I Okay?" is an introspective and emotionally charged track that beautifully showcases her growth as an artist. Released as part of her highly anticipated sophomore album of the same name, it delves deep into themes of heartbreak, self-discovery, and emotional resilience.

"Am I Okay?" stands out on her new LP, with its raw lyrical content and Moroney's captivating vocal performance. The production, handled by longtime collaborator Kristian Bush, creates a lush backdrop that complements the song's poignant narrative. Moroney's voice, rich with emotion and vulnerability, guides listeners through her journey, making the song both relatable and deeply moving​.

“Death Valley High” - Orville Peck, Beck

Orville Peck's latest single, "Death Valley High," from his upcoming album Stampede, is a mesmerizing blend of his signature alt-country style with an added layer of dark, atmospheric rock. The song, featuring a collaboration with Beck, is one of the standout tracks on the highly anticipated duets album.

"Death Valley High" perfectly captures the essence of both artists, blending Peck's haunting vocals with Beck's eclectic influence. The track opens with a brooding guitar riff that sets the tone for a journey through desolate landscapes and introspective musings. Peck's deep, resonant voice brings an eerie yet captivating quality to the song, making it an instant favorite for fans of his unique style.

“Woman’s World” - Katy Perry

Katy Perry's "Woman's World" is an empowering anthem celebrating female strength and resilience. With its uplifting message and infectious chorus, the song is a testament to Perry's ability to craft tunes that resonate with a wide audience. While "Woman's World" makes a valiant effort to become a rallying cry for women everywhere, it falls somewhat flat compared to the vibrancy and impact of her 2010s releases. Nonetheless, it demonstrates Perry's continued commitment to producing music with meaningful and empowering messages for her fans.

“FUNERAL” - Teddy Swims

Teddy Swims's latest single, "Funeral," is a profoundly soulful and introspective ballad highlighting his rich, emotive voice. The track, part of his recent release I've Tried Everything But Therapy (Part 1.5), delves into themes of loss and moving on, offering a poignant and reflective listening experience.

"Funeral" stands out due to its raw emotional intensity and Swims's ability to convey deep feelings through his music. The song’s production is polished, blending somber melodies and soulful rhythms that perfectly complement Swims's heartfelt vocals. This track showcases his exceptional vocal control and the emotional depth that has made him a standout artist in the contemporary music scene.