Alex Harris

5 days ago | neonmusic.co.uk | Alex Harris

Avril Lavigne and Simple Plan Young & Dumb song artworkA tour bus. Summer. No money. Everything to prove. Young & Dumb by Avril Lavigne,featuring Simple Plan isn’t a throwback — it’s a timestamp. Released on May 9, 2025, the track finds both artists locked into the same defiant energy they came up on. It’s not a reinvention. It’s a reminder. There’s no fake sheen here.

6 days ago | neonmusic.co.uk | Alex Harris

Sleep Token’s Gethsemane sits at track nine on their fourth studio album, Even In Arcadia (released 9 May 2025), a record that moves fluidly through black-metal bursts, R&B smoothness, and atmospheric experimentation. But Gethsemane feels like the emotional linchpin — a six-minute centrepiece where the album’s overarching themes of identity fracture and emotional surrender reach their rawest point.

1 week ago | neonmusic.co.uk | Alex Harris

Teddy Swims I’ve Tried Everything But Therapy (Part 2) album artworkWhen Teddy Swims dropped Bad Dreams on September 13, 2024, fans knew they weren’t getting just another heartbreak anthem—they were getting an aftershock of Lose Control’s rawness, this time woven with midnight shadows and whispered regrets.

1 week ago | neonmusic.co.uk | Alex Harris

Kelly Clarkson’s Where Have You Been song artworkKelly Clarkson’s Where Have You Been arrives as a warm, reflective song that explores hope, exhaustion, and quiet gratitude. Released on May 2, 2025, under her independent label High Road Records, it marks a meaningful moment in her career as both an artist and a songwriter. The track feels familiar but carries an undercurrent of something deeper, capturing a sense of waiting and quiet triumph. The inspiration came from an unexpected place.

1 week ago | neonmusic.co.uk | Alex Harris

Selena Gomez’s Guess You Could Say I’m In Love keeps its distance while letting something close enough to name. Released as part of the I Said I Love You First deluxe LP, the track moves softly, produced by Benny Blanco with guitar and backing vocals from Greg Gonzalez of Cigarettes After Sex. His presence threads a shoegaze influence into the sound, adding reverb-soaked textures that blur under Gomez’s voice. The song opens with: “Have I told you how I feel lately?”There’s no setup, no buildup.