Listeners tuning in today saw major buzz around the announcement that the James Hunter Six will release their new album "Off The Fence" on January 16 via Easy Eye Sound. The legendary rhythm and soul fixture just dropped the lead single “A Sure Thing,” injecting Northern Soul vibes and Hunter’s signature lyrical wit, while fans are already hyped for a rare duet with Van Morrison on the track “Ain’t That A Trip,” according to The Urban Music Scene. In other fresh releases, Amanda Shires’s "Nobody's Girl," Big Thief’s "Double Infinity," David Byrne’s "Who Is the Sky?," and Fuji Kaze’s highly anticipated "Prema" all hit streaming services as highlighted by Uproxx. Country and Americana fans can explore new projects from Noah Hicks, whose single "Country Tonight" previews his upcoming October release, and Lanie Gardner, who just unveiled her sophomore album "Faded Polaroids." Grace Humphries is also captivating with her new single “Why’d You Give Up,” offering raw storytelling to listeners.

Iconic rock acts aren’t slowing down this September either, with Robert Plant pushing new creative territory on "Saving Grace," his first studio album since "Raise the Roof," and four live Led Zeppelin tracks celebrating the 50th anniversary of "Physical Graffiti." Legendary releases continue with David Bowie’s "I Can't Give Everything Away: 2002-2016" box set, and the long-unavailable "Buckingham Nicks" by Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks is finally getting an official reissue, as noted by Ultimate Classic Rock.

On the business side, Music Business Worldwide reports the German indie giant Bamboo Artists is expanding from Europe to the USA, naming Nils Gums as US general manager and opening a permanent office and two LA studios. This signals further globalization for independent labels, with Bamboo Artists aiming to push their roster into American markets after racking up over 3 billion global streams and dozens of platinum certifications in Germany.

Music discovery is evolving with Amazon Music unveiling their new “Weekly Vibe” AI-personalized playlist, promising fans a curated and fresh listening experience every week, as mentioned on Music Ally. Meanwhile, the kid-friendly streaming service Gabb Music, renowned for filtering explicit content, has just launched apps for iPhone and Android, expanding from Gabb phones to a much wider audience. According to Music Ally, KPop Demon Hunters leads Gabb Music’s trending tracks, reflecting a growing appetite for K-Pop in safe-listening environments.

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