New Albums To Look Out For In 2024

New Albums To Look Out For In 2024

Taylor Swift performing at The Eras Tour
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With a diverse array of talents ready to grace our ears, 2024 is already looking to be a hit with exciting new albums on the horizon. Whether you’re drawn to the powerhouse vocals of pop divas, the introspective singer-songwriters, or the genre-blurring sounds of versatile artists, there’s something for everyone. Let’s dive in.


After a four-year hiatus, Ariana Grande is back, and she’s not holding back! The pop sensation teased us with the infectious lead single ‘yes, and?’ – a house anthem blending Ariana’s magic with a Madonna classic, ‘Vogue’. As one of the co-producers (Ilya) of the song claimed, Ariana is the sole lyricist on the track, leaving haters in a frenzy and fans on the edge of their seats.

Despite the carefree, unapologetic lyricism, fans do expect some vulnerable music as well, owing to the star’s recent break-up. And let’s be real, is it even an Ariana Grande album without tearjerkers like ‘pov’ and ‘ghostin’?


Taylor Swift has taken the world by storm, especially this decade. Every time she releases music, the artist reaches new heights of acclaim and popularity, righteously.

Although there has been no official confirmation, fans seem to have decoded easter eggs, predicting the release of the only two re-recordings left on the journey of Taylor claiming her music catalog back, this year.

It also seems the singer-songwriter has had a pattern of how she releases new music i.e., a new album followed by 2 re-recordings and repeat, solidifying fan theories of a brand-new album aka TS11 in the works.

timeline of taylor swift's new album releases


I can’t wait for this one! Maybe unpopular opinion but Zara Larsson is far more than the run-of-the-mill pop star people claim her to be. Often clubbed with the likes of Ava Max, Rita Ora, and Mabel, this artist has an unmatched authenticity and a heart for fun pop music, proving again and again there is a place for it in the music scene.

Despite the naysayers, the multi-platinum certified singer continues to smash the pop scene with her signature sound. Unapologetically herself, Zara’s upcoming album promises mature lyricism and coherence. Four pre-album releases hint at a through-line of femininity, confidence, and empowerment

Check out: Venus – Zara Larsson (Album Review)


Omar Apollo is a genre-bending sensation. His musical journey began in the indie-alt scene, but he’s since fearlessly explored a kaleidoscope of genres, from R&B to soul, funk, and trap.

Last year, the Mexican-American artist released a follow-up to his platinum-certified debut album ‘Ivory’. On the ‘Live For Me’ EP, Omar reflects in ways he’s never before. Touching on topics like death, his queer identity, coming out, acceptance, guilt, and regret, it is definitive to say this Grammy-nominated artist is on the rise and his journey is one to watch. The upcoming album is reported to be “manic” and “personal”.


Conan Gray has been the face of sad teen music for ages. Not a bad thing at all, but excitingly, this new era provides more. The singer-songwriter has tapped into a more upbeat sonic direction, with a touch of disco and the ‘80s vibes, as evident from the Max Martin-produced singles ‘Never Ending Song’ & ‘Killing Me’. The album comes with 13 tracks and is co-produced by the aforementioned Max Martin, along with the legendary Greg Kurstin himself.

Brace yourself for the next single ‘Lonely Dancer’ out February 9.


Get ready to dance the night away because she is dropping another album! Dua Lipa’s magnetic presence and chart-topping hits have solidified her position as a main pop girl these past few years.

Her achievements know no bounds, from having two of the most streamed female albums on Spotify to having an undeniable impact on the music scene when she released ‘Don’t Start Now’ back in 2019 and created a wave of disco, whose ripples can be experienced till date.

Last year, the artist bid farewell to the ‘Future Nostalgia’ era with her Barbie Soundtrack ‘Dance The Night’. The new album, produced by Kevin Parkers (aka Tame Impala), is expected to take a psychedelic twist on upbeat pop music. As usual, Dua is here to experiment with sounds and bring something new to the table. ‘Training Season’, the second single from the album, and a follow-up to ‘Houdini’ drops on February 15.


The Houston, Texas rapper has caused a great deal of controversy following the release of her latest single ‘’Hiss’. People have been triggered, people have got themselves made fun of, and outed themselves as losers.

Besides the beef, Megan has also been a consistently successful artist, having collaborated with the greatest, Beyoncé to having gained a faithful fandom that puts her music on the charts.

Everybody, fans and haters alike are tuned in for more new music, with the announcement of a summer tour adding to the excitement.


Like it or not, Ice Spice is the moment. She may not make the same music as any other conventional rapper, but she does her own thing and fans like it which is all that should matter. There is a sense of nostalgia about Spice’s music, and the album being called Y2K, fans are expecting nothing short. The title interestingly also represents her birth date: January 1, 2000.

From earning multiple Grammy nominations to breaking all-time rap records, the princess of rap’s success is undeniable.


There is something fulfilling about artists taking the opportunity to create full-blown eras for their fans. That is where Halsey masters. Their commitment to making concept albums with such intricate details, songs that live in their own world yet interconnect with each other, is a testament to their dedication to the craft. They have gone as far as making and starring in a period horror/fantasy film for their last album ‘If I Can’t Have Love, I Want Power’, giving the fans everything they could’ve asked for.

This time, Halsey seems to be embracing the era of the ‘70s for the aesthetic and sound of her upcoming album.


Billie Eilish is an international treasure, and it won’t be an exaggeration to say her Oscar nominee song ‘What I Was Made For?’ did some sort of revolution this past year.

The singer-songwriter is set to return with a new album which is already “85 percent complete” as of now. The artist draws inspiration from Radiohead, Deftones, Dominic Fike, Mazzy Star, and My Bloody Valentine for this project.


As we eagerly anticipate the release of these incredible albums in 2024, we’d love to hear your thoughts! Are you a die-hard fan of Ariana Grande, eagerly awaiting the emotional rollercoaster that ‘Eternal Sunshine’ promises? Or perhaps you’re counting down the days until Taylor Swift blesses us with her re-recordings and the potential TS11? Who else are you looking forward to hearing from in 2024? All thoughts and predictions are welcome.

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