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 we check out new offerings from PASH, Jace Cameron, Morten Harket, Texas and HRVY.
PASH – Suffer
Australian band PASH are back with new song Suffer. The band first shared the song back in September but now its got a video treatment that is quite homoerotic. PASH hail from Adelaide and they’ll be performing in Perth this December when they are on the line-up for Spilt Milk.
Jace Cameron – Cashmere
It’s another dreamy song from Jace Cameron. Cameron’s debut album Sunchild which came out in 2024, but got an additional deluxe release last year with additional tracks. This new track follows on from Easy which got our attention back in August.
Morten Harket – If I Ever See Your Face Again
Morten Harket was plastered over many teenager’s bedroom walls in the late 1980s. As the lead singer of A-ha he has one of the most distinctive and beautiful voices.
His new track comes with a short film directed by Dan Trautwein. It’s from his forthcoming album Human Grace which will arrive on 27 November. It’s Harket’s first solo record in twelve years, and the seventh of his career, while A-ha have put out eleven studio albums. Last month Harket released Hold Me a duet with his daughter Tomine, which came with a similarly beautiful video. Last year Morten Harket shared that he had been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease.
Texas – Another Way to Cry
Through the late 1980s, the 1990s and into the new millennium Texas dominated that charts. They are about to release a 30th anniversary edition of their album White On Blonde, and have added this new track. The video sees singer Sharleen Spiteri traversing the countryside with actor Robert Carlyle.
HRVY – Cynical
British singer HRVY is back with a bluesy and raw new single.
