SONG OF THE MONTH: I Feel So Free by Madonna (April 2026)

WORTH A LOOK?: ****

Madonna (Palau Sant Jordi, Barcelona) chooses not to ape Hung Up, the all-conquering, chart-topping, ABBA-sampling banger that launched album Confessions On A Dancefloor 21 years ago.

  • Read on for reasons including how Madonna is perpetuating her career by growing old both joyously and disgracefully and we wouldn’t have it any other way
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SONG OF THE MONTH: Eclipse by Delta Goodrem (March 2026)

WORTH A LOOK?: *****

Goodrem had 5 UK top 10 singles, a number 2 album with Innocent Eyes in 2003 and at the time of writing – 22 song reveals – her Eclipse is our favourite Eurovision entry.

  • Read on for reasons including how Eclipse is the sound of Australia going 1 better than Dani Im a decade ago
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SONG OF THE MONTH: Dopamine by Robyn (November 2025)

WORTH A LOOK? ****

Robyn’s 1st new music for 7 years breaks no new ground but serves instead as a reminder of why we fell in love with her brand of electronica served with her trademark glacial vocals.

  • Read on for reasons including how we hope Dopamine triggers a new album release
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SONG OF THE MONTH: One Of The Greats by Florence And The Machine (October 2025)

WORTH A LOOK?: ****

Florence And The Machine’s 6th studio album Everybody Scream is released on Halloween (31 October 2025) almost 14 years to the day after their 2nd, Ceremonials.

  • Read on for reasons including how this highlights the unfair celebration of less talented men
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SONG OF THE MONTH: Dancing With The Europeans by Suede (August 2025)

WORTH A LOOK?: *****

Frontman Brett Anderson explains the idea for the song came from an exhilarating show in Spain where there was a great connection with the audience despite the personal low the singer was experiencing away from the gig.

  • Read on for reasons including how to see Suede live in London this summer
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SONG OF THE WEEK: Shook by Sugababes (week beginning Thursday 24 July 2025)

WORTH A LOOK?: ****

Mutya Buena, Keisha Buchanan, and Siobhán Donaghy were the original Sugababes and it feels only right that more than a quarter of a century after 1st forming they should be back together under that name and releasing some of their strongest ever material.

  • Read on for reasons including how Shook is the sound of a band back at the top of their game
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