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.

Coldplay - All My Love - Chris Martin says this will be the band’s last proper song 

Chris De Burgh - Be My Valentine - one of three new songs written by Chris for his current, career retrospective double cd '50'

Deacon Blue - Late ‘88 - a new song to mark their 40th anniversary

Elton John & Brandi Carlile - Never Too Late - a new original song, inspired by - and taken from - the Disney+ documentary “Elton John: Never Too Late” 

First Time Flyers - Out Of Your Mind - 4 long term friends, who’ve worked with some of Nashville’s top songwriters to create a fusion of Americana and Country

Gary Kemp - This Destination - the Spandau Ballet songwriter is back with a great new song, which is the title track of his forthcoming album

Harriet - Mountain - a brand new original song, which she’s co-written with John Bettis, who crafted numerous hits for The Carpenters, and released to coincide with her UK tour

Joan Armatrading - 25 Kisses - a vibrant new single from the critically acclaimed album How Did This Happen And What Does It Now Mean

Katrina - I Can’t Give You Anything But Love - a lovely new interpretation of the American jazz standard, taken from Katrina’s recent album Hearts, Loves and Babys

Lenny Kravitz - Honey - a great new single from his 12th studio album Blue Electric Light 

Leo Sayer - Rainbow’s End - another rare and previously unreleased single from his new album 1992, which contains tracks he recorded between 1992 and 1994 

Luther Vandross - Speak Your Love - a single released to coincide with a new documentary “Luther: Never Too Much”, hitting cinemas across the UK and Ireland on January the 30th

Manic Street Preachers - People Ruin Paintings - a new track from their forthcoming album Critical Thinking released on 31st January

Mike Batt and Paul Carrack - Winter Song - featured in the Watership Down TV series from 2000 and it’s currently number one in Mike Read’s Heritage Chart!  

1+1 Featuring Michael Armstrong - The Greatest Thing - by acclaimed writers/producers Michael Armstrong and Warren Bennett, this also features top UK musicians under the pseudonym of 1+1

Ringo Starr - Look Up - the title track of his new country album, just released, which is described by The Times as his finest music in 54 years!

Robbie Williams - Forbidden Road - a track from his musical biopic Better Man

Tears For Fears - Say Goodbye To Mum And Dad - taken from their current album Songs For A Nervous Planet

Teddy Swims - Guilty - the Grammy-nominated superstar is back with a track from his highly anticipated new album I’ve Tried Everything But Therapy (Part 2)

Tina Turner - Hot For You Baby - never heard before and recently unearthed track, this surprise treasure is part of a 40th anniversary edition of her iconic album Private Dancer

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