New Music Friday, July 4, 2025: Kesha, Dropkick Murphys Lead Diverse Releases

New Music Friday, July 4, 2025: Kesha, Dropkick Murphys Lead Diverse Releases

July 4, 2025, marks another iteration of “New Music Friday,” bringing a slate of new releases across various genres to digital platforms and physical retailers. This week’s releases are highlighted by a highly anticipated album from pop artist Kesha, alongside significant offerings from established acts and emerging artists.

Headlining Releases

The most prominent new album arriving today is from Kesha, titled ‘.’ (alternatively cited as ‘. Period’). This release has garnered significant attention and represents a key moment for the artist.

Boston’s celebrated Celtic punk band, Dropkick Murphys, also unveil their 13th studio album, “For The People.” Released via Dummy Luck Music and Play It Again Sam, the album continues their prolific output and distinctive sound.

Australian post-rock outfit We Lost The Sea present their fifth full-length album, “A Single Flower.” This marks their first major release since 2019, offering a return for fans of their expansive instrumental soundscapes.

Adding a surprise element to the week’s releases, West Midlands duo Big Special have surprise-released their second album, titled “National Average.”

Additional Notable Albums and EPs

Beyond the headlining acts, a diverse array of albums and EPs are also hitting the market this “New Music Friday.” Veteran funk and soul group Average White Band release “Essential Selection,” offering a compilation or collection of their work. The prolific indie project The Reds, Pinks and Purples share their new album, “The Past Is A Garden I Never Fed.” Power metal enthusiasts can explore “Armageddon” from Warkings and “Days of Thunder” from Joe Stump’s Tower of Babel. Wytch Hazel contributes their latest, “V: Lamentations,” while Rimmar releases “Raises.” Several EPs are also available, including “Shape of Ash E.P.” from Leonov and “Fyr E.P.” from Gaupa. Electronic music finds representation with Shouse’s “Collective Ecstasy” and Claudia Brucken’s “Night Mirror.” Finally, Rival Consoles offers “Landscape From Memory.”

New Singles

Single releases are also part of the July 4th wave. New tracks include “End Times Prayer” from Church Of The Rat and “No Reflections” from Failstate, catering to rock and alternative tastes.

Christian Hip Hop Highlights

The Christian Hip Hop scene sees several new singles released today. Artists dropping new tracks include KDNS, Prodi Da Prodigal, AyeTJ, Zippy, and Snt. Vincent, contributing new material to the genre’s growing catalog.

This week’s “New Music Friday” on July 4, 2025, delivers a broad spectrum of sounds and artists, ensuring a diverse selection for music consumers.

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    Tyreek Washington is a music and tech writer from Chicago, whose early love for music drove him to self-teach technology skills so he could afford to make digital music. His journey led him to earn a programming degree and secure positions as a soundboard manager at prominent recording studios and music festivals, as well as a programmer for Amazon. Craving a shift from the corporate routine, Tyreek turned to journalism, where he now combines his self-taught tech savvy and profound musical knowledge to report on the latest trends and innovations in both fields. His articles, rich with insight and expertise, establish him as a respected voice in the music and technology industries, connecting deeply with his audience.

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