Mac Miller’s estate has released three previously unreleased songs to mark the 10th anniversary of The Divine Feminine, the rapper’s fourth studio album. The expanded edition arrived on October 2, 2026, adding “Grand,” “Channel 13” and “Butterflies” to the original 10-track project.

Originally released on September 16, 2016, The Divine Feminine explored love, intimacy and relationships through a mix of hip-hop, R&B and neo-soul. The album marked a shift in Miller’s sound, with more singing and melodic arrangements alongside his established rap style.

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Of the three additions, “Butterflies” was released ahead of the anniversary edition in August 2026. The neo-soul track features bass from Thundercat and was produced by Taylor Graves. The song had circulated online before its official release, making the anniversary edition an opportunity for the recording to reach listeners through an authorized release.

The original album included collaborations with several established artists. Anderson .Paak appeared on “Dang!,” Ariana Grande joined Miller on “My Favorite Part,” Ty Dolla $ign featured on “Cinderella,” and Kendrick Lamar appeared on “God Is Fair, Sexy Nasty.” Other contributors included CeeLo Green, Bilal and Njomza.

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The anniversary edition retains the original tracklist and places the three additional recordings at the end. It is also available as a three-LP vinyl release, with specially designed inner sleeves and an art print.

The anniversary also includes The Divine Feminine Live, a special based on a 2016 television series originally broadcast on DirecTV. The program was scheduled to stream on Miller’s official YouTube channel on October 2, offering viewers a chance to revisit performances associated with the album.

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Miller died in September 2018 at age 26. Since his death, his estate has released several projects, including Circles in 2020 and Balloonerism in 2025. The GO:OD AM 10th-anniversary edition also arrived in 2025 with additional recordings.

With the release of “Grand,” “Channel 13” and “Butterflies,” the anniversary edition adds to the available recordings from the sessions behind The Divine Feminine. It also gives listeners a chance to revisit an album that explored a more melodic, relationship-focused direction in Miller’s music.

Taylor Swift returns with a new single titled “Patient Zero,” which will be released this Friday, September 25. Swift made the announcement on Instagram, writing

“I’ve been impatiently waiting to tell you that my brand new single “Patient Zero” will be out on September 25 and it’s available to preorder now on my website for 24 hours.”

The singer’s website is also selling three limited-edition CDs of the single, with one featuring the standard version, while the other two come with acoustic and piano versions of the song.

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Of course, Swift had already been leaving clues before announcing the song. Her Instagram bio was changed to read, “And, baby, that’s sh0w business f0r y0u,” with the letter “o” replaced by the number zero. Similar changes were also spotted in the lyrics for “The Life of a Showgirl,” which sent fans looking for a connection between “Patient Zero” and the album.

The connection is not clear yet, but there are several signs pointing back to The Life of a Showgirl. The album’s logo appears on the page where fans can purchase the physical “Patient Zero” editions, while the single’s release also comes nearly a year after the album arrived. However, Swift has not said whether the song is part of a deluxe edition of The Life of a Showgirl or a separate project.

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The new single “Patient Zero” will be Swift’s first release since she married Travis Kelce on July 3 and will also be her second release of the year. Her first came in June, when she released “I Knew It, I Knew You” for the Toy Story 5 soundtrack.

Before Swift announced the new song, MTV announced on Monday that she will receive the inaugural Artist Director Honors at the 2026 MTV Video Music Awards. According to a press release, the new award recognizes artists whose work behind the camera has helped expand music video and visual storytelling. Swift is also nominated for nine awards at this year’s ceremony, which takes place on September 27.

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Meanwhile, fans are still holding onto the theory that Swift could be preparing to release Taylor Swift (Taylor’s Version) to mark the 20th anniversary of her 2006 debut album. Swift has not confirmed that project, and “Patient Zero” has not been officially announced as part of it.

Miley Cyrus enters a new chapter with “Bass Persuades,” the first single and title track from her upcoming tenth studio album. Released alongside a dance-driven video directed by longtime collaborator Mert Alas, the song presents a more electronic, movement-focused side of the singer while reflecting on the growing distance between people and the physical experience of music.

The track draws from the energy of 1980s-inspired synth-pop, combining pulsing production with lyrics that encourage listeners to step away from their screens and return to the simplicity of dancing.

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The accompanying visual expands that idea. Opening with Cyrus in a leather-inspired look, the video gradually builds from an intimate performance into a larger celebration of movement, with dancers joining her as the the energy spills into the city streets. The choreography becomes the focus, reinforcing the song’s invitation to experience music physically rather than simply consume it through a screen.

“Bass Persuades” also introduces a shift in how Cyrus presents herself. For this era, she is using only “Miley” as her artist name, marking a fresh identity alongside the release of the new record. The album follows Something Beautiful (2025), adding another musical turn to Cyrus’ career, which has moved through pop, rock and country.

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The song also looks back to a time when MTV was a major way people discovered music. Cyrus contrasts that with modern habit of being glued to phones and screens. The result is a track that looks back without becoming trapped in the past.

The new album also reflects a more personal period in Cyrus’ life. In an interview with Wonderland, she described the record as a layered love story, explaining that her recent work has been influenced by a sense of personal growth and a more peaceful approach to relationships.

With “Bass Persuades,” Cyrus is not attempting to erase the different versions of herself that came before. Instead, she builds on them, creating a chapter centred on performance, rhythm, and the emotional release that comes from letting music take control.

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