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Fresh Tracks | The latest tunes worth checking out

Every Monday we take a look across the musical landscape and cast our eye over the new arrivals. The freshest tracks and videos that have recently landed. This week’s there’s a lot of new music – so it’s our biggest edition ever.

This week we check out new offerings from Sugababes, Tegan and Sara, Chvrches, Infintie Coles and ENLI.

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Sugababes – Ghost

Sugababes wiped all their social media last week and the website switched to a countdown, which lead to the release of new track Ghost and the news that the trio’s next album will be out in 2027. The 12-track album will include previous singles Weeds, Jungle and Shook. it’ll be the band’s ninth album, but only the third with the original line-up of Mutya Buena, Keisha Buchanan and Siobhán Donaghy.

Tegan and Sara featuring Lights and Felix Cartel – Our Year

Tegan andf Sara team up with Lights and producer Felix Cartel for Our Year. It’s there first new music since their 2022 album Crybaby. The sister duo will be hitting the road with some US tour dates announced for November 2027.

Chvrches – Roses

Scottish band Chvrches have released Roses, the first single from their forthcoming fifth album. It comes after a hiatus where band members explored different creative pursuits. Their last album Screen Violence was released in 2021.

Infinite Coles – Pump

Infinite Coles interpolates the 1991 hit Jump Jump from Kriss Kross in this energetic new track. Infinite Coles is a second-generation rapper, their father is Wu-Tang Club member Ghostface Killah, much of his work has addressed homophobia and the strained relationship he has with his parent.

ENLI – Angel Eyes

We can’t tell you a lot about ENLI, except his real name is Harry Yu. He was born in the USA and began releasing music in 2025. His video clad with hunks might have got our attention.

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