New music we play on Boom

Alongside the great oldies, we introduce you to a little new music on Boom, around once per hour. This week's offerings are listed below.
Brooke Combe - Tears Won’t Lie - what’s described as new wave Northern Soul, this is an infectious track from Midlothian-born Brooke, who’s currently on her second sold-out UK tour
Chris Norman - Lifelines - the Smokie frontman with the title track of his new album, which is an emotional and nostalgic journey through more than 50 years of his remarkable career
Elles Bailey - Can’t Take My Story Away - the title track from her new 2026 album
Haircut 100 - Come Back To Me - 44 years since their first lap around the pop circuit, Nick Heyward and the band have lost none of their original zesty spirit!
Jane McDonald - Don’t Mind If I Do - recorded at Nashville’s legendary Blackbird Studios, it’s country-pop written by Jane with Chris Eaton and featured on new album Living The Dream
Keith Urban Feat. Michael McDonald - We Go Back - the Grammy Award winning global superstar teams up with Michael McDonald for the perfect summer sounding song
Kiefer Sutherland - Goodbye California - the Emmy and Golden Globe-winning actor has also forged a remarkable music career and this is a new single from forthcoming album Grey
Laufey - Madwoman - Grammy Award-winning Icelandic-Chinese jazz singer with a new surprise from her reissued album A Matter of Time
Lorraine Silver - I’ll Be Your Number One - the legendary Northern Soul singer has recorded a new album Reimagined marking her 60 year plus career, produced by Ian Levine
Luke Combs - tracks from The Way I Am - including a superb duet with Alison Krauss and his recent single Sleepless in A Hotel Room
Mari Wilson - Good News - a retro-inspired feelgood song, from forthcoming album Girl About Town, her first collection of original material in over a decade
Marty Wilde - tracks from Let’s Rock This Place - including the title track and a great new rockabilly version of a Police classic Can't Stand Losing You
Motel Sundown - Why - new harmony trio gaining momentum as an Americana act in the UK
Paper Lace - Last Bus Home - a new release featuring the band’s original lead singer Philip Wright in a duet with Phil Hendriks, who recently toured with Merrill Osmond
Paul McCartney - tracks from The Boys Of Dungeon Lane - it’s his first solo work in more than 5 years and features his first ever duet with Ringo Starr Home To Us, which also features Chrissie Hynde and Sharleen Spiteri (of Texas)
Ringo Starr - tracks from Long Long Road - his 22nd studio album, it’s also his third country and Americana album, featuring new single Choose Love
Riva Taylor - Maestro - the youngest artist ever signed to EMI’s Classics & Jazz label, and later championed by Sir Elton John, she’s often compared to Astrud Gilberto and Sade
Squeeze - tracks from Trixies - their first album in eight years, which is a collection of stories set in a fictional night club, including the singles You Get The Feeling and Why Don’t You
The Coral - Let The Music Play - a single from their surprise new 13th album called 388
The Monarchs Blues Band - Barefootin’ - the winners of our One More Dream contest, produced by Mike Batt, with help from Mike d'Abo of Manfred Mann fame
The Philadelphia Flyers - One Man Woman - originally released in 1975, this track features Derby-born Leroy Brown, who still tours across England and Wales
The Rolling Stones - In The Stars - the brand new single from their forthcoming album Foreign Tongues, released on 10th July
Tim Ambler - Tonight is The Night - one time lawyer turned musician from Manchester with an uplifting song for summertime, co-written by J. Vincent Edwards
We receive many enquiries from producers of new music and we would refer you to our approach here.
