The first New Music Friday of February kicks off with an explosive collaboration between BLACKPINK’s LISA, Doja Cat, and RAYE. Titled “Born Again”, the song serves as the fourth single from the K-pop idol’s highly anticipated debut album, Alter Ego, set for release later this month. A new album is also on the horizon for Lady Gaga, who is gearing up to drop her seventh studio album, Mayhem, on March 7. In the meantime, she has stunned fans with “Abracadabra”, the project’s second official single. As always, we’ve rounded up five must-hear songs you can’t miss this week.
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“Born Again” – LISA, Doja Cat, & RAYE
What a song! LISA joins forces with Doja Cat and RAYE to deliver a true banger. The track seamlessly blends disco-pop elements with electro-pop influences. Originally a leaked demo by RAYE from four years ago, “Born Again” has been transformed into an anthem of post-breakup empowerment. The accompanying music video is also making waves, earning the biggest debut of 2025 on YouTube so far, with 10.8 million views in its first 24 hours.
“Abracadabra” – Lady Gaga
During the 2025 GRAMMYs, Lady Gaga surprised fans by debuting “Abracadabra”, a single from her upcoming album, Mayhem. The song has consistently ranked among the top five most-streamed tracks on Spotify over the past few days, while its music video remains one of the most-viewed of the week. Both the song and video showcase a return to Gaga’s early influences, fueling excitement among Little Monsters as they eagerly await the full album’s release in exactly one month.
“American Beauty” – Nessa Barrett
Nessa Barrett expands the tracklist of her sophomore album, Aftercare, with six new songs. One of the standouts is “American Beauty”, a track that once again highlights Nessa’s haunting vocals and introspective lyricism, proving why she remains one of the most compelling voices in the industry.
“Twenties” – Giveon
Giveon makes his long-awaited return with “Twenties”, his first solo single since 2023. Staying true to his signature minimalist R&B sound, Giveon reflects on love, ambition, and the uncertainty of young adulthood. He has also hinted that “Twenties” marks the beginning of a larger project, stating that there’s a “‘book’ I can’t wait to share.”
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