New Morgan Wallen and 11 more things you must listen to this week

Country star Morgan Wallen -- whose odd walk-off on "Saturday Night Live" is still being discussed -- delivers a whopping 37 tracks on his fourth studio album. It's among this week's new releases.

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A big mid-May week of new music releases comes with a big one (37 tracks) from Morgan Wallen, whose latest comes out alongside titles from BTS’ Jin, Maneskin’s Damiano David, Rico Nasty, Prince Royce, Robin Trower, Barenaked Ladies, Bela Fleck and more (all subject to change)...

Album of the Week: Morgan Wallen, “I’m the Problem” (Big Loud/Republic): Size matters in country music, and Wallen certainly goes extra-large on his fourth studio album with a whopping 37 tracks -- one more than he had on its predecessor, 2023’s “One Thing at a Time.” Its Post Malone team-up “I Ain’t Comin’ Back” is already a big hit, and the set, mostly co-written by Wallen, also features collaborations with Tate McRae, Eric Church, Hardy and Ernest.

Barenaked Ladies, “In Flight -- Carry On” (Raisin’): Ahead of its latest Last Summer On Earth tour (Aug. 1 at Blossom Music Center) the Canadian quartet strips down seven songs from its 2023 album “In Flight,” adding different touches such as Kendel Carson’s fiddle on “Clearly Lost.”

BEATrio, “BEATrio” (Bela Fleck Productions/Thirty Tigers): The first release from banjo virtuoso Bela Fleck’s new group project with harpist Edmar Castanedo and drummer Antonio Sanchez -- which first formed during 2025 for an extended run at New York’s Blue Note jazz club.

Damiano David, “Funny Little Fars” (Sony Music Italy/Arista): The frontman from Italy’s Maneskin takes a solo shot that explores sonic terrain beyond the band’s glam-tinged hard rock.

Flock of Moons, “In the Wake of the Trembling Hand” (Jib Machine): The Akron power trio’s sophomore album was made at the historic SUMA Recording studio in Painesville, site of other projects for the James Gang, Allman Brothers Band, Grand Funk Railroad and many more.

Jin, “Echo” (Bighit Music): The member of South Korea’s globe-conquering BTS drops his second solo album just six months after its predecessor, which will likely make fans “Happy.”

Linkin Park, “From Zero (Deluxe Edition)” (Warner): The heavy rock troupe expands its 2024 comeback album with three new songs and five live tracks, in time for a full-scale world tour that’s just under way.

Rico Nasty, “Lethal” (Fueled By Ramen/Atlantic): The Maryland rapper’s third album continues her raging, rocking ways on 15 new tracks that blend her rhymes with heavy duty guitars for muscular synthesis.

Prince Royce, “Eterno” (Sony Music Latin): On his eighth album, the Dominican-American singer and actor delivers bachata versions of classic pop tracks --the Bee Gees’ “How Deep Is Your Love,” for instance, as the album’s first single.

Robin Trower, “Come and Find Me” (Provogue/Artone Label Group): Two weeks shy of his 80th birthday, Trower still plays like the kid who started his solo career 52 years ago, injecting a few more R&B flavors this time out with, of course, some epic guitar showpieces.

Tune-Yards, “Better Dreaming” (4AD): The arty, idiosyncratic duo from Connecticut rolls out album No. 6, still exploring World Music styles and infectious beats -- a blend that feeds the ears as well as the feet.

Various Artists, “Chet Baker Re:Imagined” (Blue Note): Exactly what the title says, as contemporary artists such as mxmtoom, Matilda Mann, dodie, Sara Kang and more take on the late trumpeter’s material to commemorate the 70th anniversary of his seminal “Chet Baker Sings” album.

Album Title of the Week

Paper Castles, “I’m Sad as Hell and I’m Not Going to Fake It Anymore” (Sipsman)

More new releases for Friday, May 16

Aani, “Fresh Air/Neshome” (self-released)

Mina Amare, “Matins” (Teles Music)

Amine, “13 Months of Sunshine” (10K Projects)

Avery Anna, “Let Go Letters” (Warner Music Nashville)

Artificial Go, “Musical Chairs” (Feel It)

Arm’s Length, “There’s a Whole World Out There” (Pure Noise)

Arrows in Action, “I Think I’ve Been Here Before, Part 1” (Nettwerk)

Peter Baumann, “Nightfall” (Bureau B)

Theo Bleak, “Bad Luck is Two Yellow Flowers” (Polymoon)

Blood Monolith, “The Calling of Fire” (Profound Lore)

Boynextdoor, “No Genre” (KOZ Entertainment/Hybe)

Tyler Braden, “devil and a prayer” (Warner Music Nashville)

Ensign Broderick, “Come Down” and “Mirror Ring” (self-released)

Chuck Brown, “The Angels” (self-released)

bug crush, “Somehow I Go In Circles All the Time” (self-released)

Bury Tomorrow, “Will You Haunt Me, With That Same Patience” (Music For Nations)

The Callous Daoboys, “I Don’t Want to See You in Heaven” (MNRK Heavy)

Milena Casado, “Reflection of Another Self” (Candid)

Cautious Clay, “The Hours: Morning” (Concord)

Adam Chaffins, “Trailer Trash” (Spirit Nashville Recordings/Fluid Music Revolution)

Charming Disaster, “The Double” (self-released)

Clamfight, “Clamfight” (self-released)

Cousin Wolf, “Nine Innings” (Rise Up Music Project)

Chuck D, “Radio Armageddon” (Def Jam)

The Dandy Warhols, “Rock Remaker EP” (Sunset Blvd.)

Peter Doherty, “Feel Better Alive” (Strap Originals)

Drouth, “The Teeth of Time” (Eternal Warfare)

Erin Durant, “Firefall” (Ruination Record Co.)

Ekkstacy, “Forever” (United Masters)

Molly Elizabeth, “Until We Meet Again” (Neon Gold)

Farmer’s Wife, “Faint Illusions” (self-released)

Friend Of a Friend, “Better Dreaming” (4AD)

Friendship, “Caveman Wakes Up” (Merge)

Full of Hell, “Broken Sword, Rotten Shield” (Closed Casket Activities)

Ms. Ezra Furman" (Goodbye Small Head) (Bella Union)

Fusha Kids, “I Believe in Myself” (Frances Lakshmi)

Giant, “Stand and Deliver” (Frontiers)

Glowry Boyz, “Free Fall” (eia001 Multiverse)

Goldie Presents: Rufige Kru, “Alpha Omega” (London)

Grails, “Miracle Music” (self-released)

Ben Hackett, “Songs For Sleeping Dogs” (Strolling Bones)

Hellgrammites, “Ethos” (Lost Future)

Hooveriii, “Manhunter” (The Reverberation Appreciation Society)

Andy James, “Happy People” (self-released)

Jose James, “1978: Revenge of the Dragon” (Rainbow Blonde Records)

Jayla Kai, “Love Letter to Everyone” (self-released)

Kavadar, “I Just Want to Be a Sound” (Clouds Hill)

Kilo Kish, “Negotiations” (self-released)

kylekelly, “a melancholic romcom” (self-released)

Bryce Leatherwood, “Bryce Leatherwood” (Mercury Nashville)

Jon Lindsay, “Big Stage” (Daffin)

Kilo Kish, “Negotiations” (Independent Co.)

Jon Lindsay, “Big Stage” (Daffin)

Matt Maltese, “Hers” (Tonight Matthew/The Orchard)

Dan Mangan, “Natural Light” (Arts & Crafts)

Mares of Thrace, “The Loss” (Artoffact)

Matilda Marin, “Chet Baker Re:Imagined” (Decca)

Marco Mattei, “Age of Fragility” (7D Media/Third Star)

Ava Maybee, “Orange Drive EP” (self-released)

The Mayflies, “Kickless Kids” (Yep Roc)

Meovv, “My Eyes Open Vvide” (TheBlackLabel/Capitol)

M(h)aol, “Something Soft” (Merge)

Miso Extra, “Earcandy” (Transgressive)

MO, “Playgirl” (RCA)

Moneon, “You Had Your Chance...Bad Attitude” (Floki Studios)

Mono Inc., “Darkness” (NoCut)

Mourning [A] BLKstar, “Flowers For the Living” (Don Giovanni)

Charlie Musselwhite, “Look Out Highway” (40 Below)

Nikita, “Waiting” (self-released)

Billy Nomates, “Metalhorse” (Invada)

Novelists, “Coda” (Ackor Music)

Nytt Land, “Songs of the Shaman” (Prophecy Productions)

Oswald Slain, “Kiss Me on the Mouth” (self-released)

Pelican, “Flickering Resonance” (Run For Cover)

Pixel Grip, “Perceptitude: The Death of Reality”

Ken Pomeroy, “Cruel Joke” (Rounder)

Rachel Potter, “Stages” (Joy Machine)

Pretty Rude, “Ripe” (SideOneDummy)

Pridian, “Venetian Dark” (Century Media)

Missy Raines & Allegheny, “Love & Trouble” (Compass)

Maddie Regent, “On the phone with my mom” (Miss Regent)

Ron Rieder, “Dia Precioso!” (Meson)

Sadness, “Vertigo” (Rockshots)

Julia Sanders, “DarkMatter” (self-released)

Alexandra Savior, “Beneath the Lilypad” (RCA)

Nadine Shah, “Filthy Underneath” (self-released)

Shamir, “Ten” (Kill Rock Stars)

Shawny, “Go Go Stop -- Music & Movement for Kids” (Ollie Ollie)

The Sherlocks, “Everything Must Make Sense!” (Teddyboy)

Sir Woman, “If It Doesn’t” (self-released)

SkyDyxddy, “Traumacore (Raw & Uncut)” (Skydaddy Music/It Goes Up Entertainment/Compound Interest)

Sleep Theory, “Afterglow” (Epitaph)

Slow Fall, “Blood Eclipse” (Out of Line Music)

Slow Mass, “Low on Foot” (Landland Colportage)

Sons of Sunday, “Sons of Sunday” (Elevation Worship/Provident)

spill tab, “Angie” (Because Music)

Swimming Bell, “Somnia” (Perpetual Doom)

Tarja, “Circus Life” (Earmusic)

The Taxhards, “Your Neighborhood” (Hopeless)

Ta Thomas, “High Standardz/Def Jam)

Tremosphere, “saturated solace” (Slugg)

Triathalon, “Funeral Music” (Lex)

Sofi Tukker, “butter” (self-released)

Tune-Yards, “Better Dreaming” (4AD)

Vacation Manor, “Back to Town” (Nettwerk)

Jordan VanHemert, “Survival of the Fittest” (Origin)

Various Artists, “Burnt Offerings, Vol. 1” (Valley of Fire)

Various Artists, “L.A. Recovers” (Classic Master Sound Recordings)

Various Artists, “Music From Disneyland Resort 70th Celebration” (Walt Disney)

Steve Von Till, “Alone in a World of Wounds” (Neurot)

Dorian Wallace, “Lah Su Tel!” (Ropeadope)

Windser, “Windser” (Bright Antenna)

Carolyn Wonderland, “Truth Is” (Alligator)

Wyldlife, “sorted.” (Wicked Cool)

Youth Code, “Yours, With Malice” (Sumerian)

Yuno, “Blest” (Sup Pop)

From The Vaults

Avicii, “Avicii Forever” (Pophouse/Avicii Estate/Interscope)

Scrapper Blackwell, “Mr. Scrapper’s Blues” (Bluesville/Craft)

Larry Carlton, “The Warner Brothers Anthology” (Robinsongs/Cherry Red)

Chick Corea, “Piano Improvisations Vol. 1” (ECM)

Danny Wilson, “Complete Danny Wilson” (Cherry Red)

Dire Straits, “Brothers in Arms” (40th Anniversary Edition)” (Rhino)

Buddy Guy, “This Is Buddy Guy!” (Bluesville/Craft)

Hexenhaus, “A Tribute to Insanity,” “The Edge of Eternity” and “Awakening” (ROAR)

Hozier, “Hozier (10th Anniversary Edition)” (Columbia/Legacy)

Linkin Park, “From Zero (Deluxe Edition)” (Warner)

Bernie Maupin, “The Jewel in the Lotus” (ECM)

Nothing More, “Carnal (Deluxe)” (Better Noise)

Britney Spears, “Oops!...I Did It Again (25th Anniversary Edition)” (Jive/Legacy)

Status Quo, “Status Quo -- Live (Super Deluxe Edition)” (Edsel)

Tennis, “Neutral Poetry: First Recordings, Unreleased Demos 2009-2010” (Mutually Detrimental)

Throbbing Gristle, “Live at the Volksbuhne, Berlin, New Year’s Eve 2005” (Mute)

Soundtracks

“Redwood (Original Broadway Cast Recording)” (Masterworks Broadway)

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