New Music 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.

Beth Hart - Wanna Be Big Bad Johnny Cash - Beth’s new single is a homage to the Man in Black, taken from her critically acclaimed album You Still Got Me

Bird - Roy - aka Janie Price, half-English, half-Irish singer songwriter, who tells a rather magical, if spurious, story about Roy Orbison and Elvis Presley

Chris De Burgh - It’s Never Too Late - the current single from his latest album 50

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

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 forthcoming Disney+ documentary “Elton John: Never Too Late”

Eric Clapton - One Woman - a taster track from his new album Meanwhile which features collaborations with Jeff Beck and Van Morrison

Eva Cassidy - Desperado - a previously unreleased recording, marking its 30th anniversary

Fairground Attraction - tracks from new album Beautiful Happening - including the title track, Sun and Moon, What's Wrong With The World - and latest single Learning To Swim

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

George Harrison - Sunshine Life For Me (Sail Away Raymond) - a never before heard recording, featuring Robbie Robertson and Rick Danko of The Band, alongside Ringo Starr

Joan Armatrading - I’m Not Moving - an ear-catching lead song from Joan’s forthcoming album, How Did This Happen And What Does It Now Mean

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

Miss Disco - One Step (After Another) - a hidden treasure, composed in 1974 by Radio Luxembourg's Mark Wesley, now enjoying a revival, thanks to this acclaimed 70s disco tribute band

Paul Carrack - I Don’t Want To Hear Anymore - his latest single from the new album How Long

PP Arnold - The Magic Hour - London’s First Lady of Soul, from her album Live In Liverpool

Ringo Starr - Time On My Hands - the first track released from his new country album Look Up, which is Ringo’s first full-length album in over six years

Robbie Williams - Forbidden Road - a taster track from his forthcoming album and musical biopic Better Man which is being shown in UK cinemas from Boxing Day

Steeleye Span with Francis Rossi - Hard Times Of England - marking their 55th anniversary with this new version of an old folk favourite, from their Green Man Collection

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

The Sheepdogs - Handle My Biz - the latest single from their new EP Hell Together

Travis - Raze The Bar - Glasgow’s multiple BRIT and Ivor Novello award winners release their latest single, assisted by Coldplay’s Chris Martin and Brandon Flowers of The Killers

Van Morrison and Willie Nelson - Steal My Heart Away - a country flavoured track from his new album New Arrangements and Duets

Whitney Houston - Love Is - a previously unreleased track to mark the 30th anniversary celebration of Whitney’s historic South Africa concerts

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