Neon Music

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 | Marcus Adetola

With Even In Arcadia, Sleep Token refuse to play it safe. Released on 9 May 2025, the anonymous collective’s fourth album pulls listeners into a world where black-metal eruptions, R&B smoothness, ethereal keys, and hip-hop beats circle around themes of identity, fame, and emotional fracture. The album kicks off with Look To Windward, a track that unfurls slowly, like a painting demanding time to absorb its detail.

1 week ago | neonmusic.co.uk | Marcus Adetola

James Wimbley Right In My Heart song artworkNashville-based singer-songwriter James Wimbley continues his heartfelt musical journey with Right In My Heart, his sophomore single following the success of I’m Enough. Infused with the warmth of classic R&B, the track pairs breezy, melodic vocals with understated production, letting every note breathe. Inspired by Michael Jackson’s Invincible and Justin Bieber’s Journals, Wimbley leans into a smooth, love-soaked sound.

1 week ago | neonmusic.co.uk | Marcus Adetola

Tommy Ashby’s Mantis album artworkOn Sapling, Scottish singer-songwriter Tommy Ashby crafts an acoustic reflection that feels grounded yet searching, carried by earthy fingerstyle guitar and a voice that leans into vulnerability without hesitation. “This song is about having someone who even in our most vulnerable moments is there to support,” Ashby reflects, and the sentiment hums softly beneath every finger-plucked note.