It’s New Music Friday, so Consequence is here to help point out the best, most notable new albums to stream.
Among today’s highlights is Linkin Park’s first album since the passing of Chester Bennington, Jon Batiste’s bluesy twist on classical music, and Jin of BTS’ first full-length solo album. Plus, new music from 070 Shake, Maxo Kream, Poppy, and St. Vincent.
Here are nine new albums to stream today.
070 Shake — Petrichor
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070 Shake has linked up with producers Dave Hamelin (Beyoncé, King Princess), Tyler Johnson (Harry Styles, Miley Cyrus) and Patrick Krief (The Dears) for a brand new album, Petrichor. Named after a term used to describe the smell of rain after a dry period, the project once again shows off the artist’s genre-blending tendencies.
ATEEZ — GOLDEN HOUR: Part. 2
The K-pop stars have upped the ante with their latest release, the darker follow-up to their summer release, GOLDEN HOUR: PART.1. The second installment is the latest proof of the fact that while ATEEZ have a high output when it comes to the frequency of their releases, these eight members absolutely know their lane — and they’re going to shine there. We’re still not sure how they made time for this after crushing the summer leg of their ongoing world tour, but we’re glad they did.
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Denzel Curry — King of the Mischievous South
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Earlier this summer, Denzel Curry dropped King of the Mischievous South Vol. 2, a sequel to his 2012 mixtape. Boasting a lengthy, all-star list of guests (including A$AP Rocky, Maxo Kream, 2 Chainz, Juicy J, Ski Mask the Slump God, and more), Curry once again proved to be a raucous force of southern rap. Now, he’s unveiled an album version of the mixtape, featuring a reconfigured tracklist and five additional songs.
Jin — Happy
The clue really is in the name — BTS’s eldest meant it when he said he wanted to make the fans smile. Jin’s new album, his very first solo effort, is a warm welcome home following his military service. The album sees the vocalist in a pop-rock lane, exuding his unstoppable charisma through nostalgic and endlessly welcoming songs.
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Jon Batiste — Beethoven Blues (Batiste Piano Series, Vol. 1)
There are very few artists on this earth right now like Jon Batiste, a virtuoso in every sense of the word. With Beethoven Blues, the singular artist returns with a pure piano album in which he reimagines works from one of the most well-known names in classical music. Known for his ability to blend genre in a way that feels accessible, Jon Batiste is continuing to make the musical spectrum feel even more infinite.
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Linkin Park — From Zero
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Iconic rock band Linkin Park released their last album, One More Light, in 2017, just two months before the death of lead singer Chester Bennington. Now, seven years later, the band is returning with a new lead singer — Dead Sea frontwoman Emily Armstrong — for their eighth studio album. Accompanied by a massive 2025 stadium tour, this album undeniably marks a new era for the act.
Maxo Kream — Personification
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Houston rapper Maxo Kream is back with Personification, marking his first full-length project since 2021’s Weight of the World. Showcasing the MC’s lyrical talent and featuring guests like Denzel Curry and Tyler, the Creator, Personification also comes accompanied by a short film Kream shared to social media.
Poppy — Negative Spaces
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Fresh off her latest Grammy nomination, Poppy returns with her sixth studio album, Negative Spaces. Exploring elements of pop, rock, metal, electronic, and more, the record finds the enigmatic artist indulging in genre experimentation. Poppy likes to work outside the box and take her listeners on an intriguing journey, and Negative Spaces seems to be no different.
St. Vincent — Todos Nacen Gritando
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Earlier this year, St. Vincent released All Born Screaming, a record that recently landed her a Grammy nod. Now, the singer is sharing a full re-recording of the album, Todos Nacen Gritando, with all ten tracks being sung in Spanish. This innovative move will allow even more people to connect to St. Vincent’s music and puts a creative spin on her already released work.
