God Save The Queen

David Duchovny has expanded his music catalogue with Prince Of Pieces, his fourth studio album, continuing a decade-long songwriting partnership with the musicians who helped shape his transition from actor and author to recording artist.

Sheryl Crow will release her new album Pick You Up on October 9, 2026, introducing the seven-song project with Freedom Bus, a collaboration with Jesse Welles that addresses freedom, political division and the need for meaningful dialogue.

Caroline Rose has announced the new album Gentling The Horse At The Walt Whitman Mall, due October 23 on their newly established SUCK records label, alongside the release of the new single “Chow Mein”.

Ella Hooper has announced her next studio album ‘Overnight Success’, alongside the release of the deeply personal new single ‘When The Shit Went Down’, with a national Australian tour beginning in October.

Nashville singer-songwriter Max McNown will release his third studio album Leave On A Light on September 25, with the announcement accompanied by the Australian radio release of the new single ‘First Born Daughter', a song inspired by his wife and the relationships that have shaped his rapid rise.

Kentucky singer-songwriter Ian Noe has announced his third studio album, ‘Canyon Falls Trailer Band’, a 16-song concept record built around the story of an imaginary group chasing a breakthrough performance. The album will be released on 25 September through Thirty Tigers, with the first single, ‘The Heidelberg Fisherman's Ball’, available now.

Rodney Crowell has released Then Again, a previously shelved album recorded more than 20 years ago, featuring collaborations with Emmylou Harris, Guy Clark, Lyle Lovett and Benmont Tench.