Kali Uchis took the internet by storm with her 2020 song “telepatía,” which went viral on TikTok and shot her to popularity. Her eagerly anticipated new album, Red Moon in Venus, featuring guest appearances by Omar Apollo, Don Toliver, and Summer Walker, drops March 3. Uchis’ pop R&B style and gorgeous voice come through on the album’s first single, “I Wish you Roses.” In the song, she wishes the best for a past relationship, singing, “just know any love I gave you is forever yours to keep.” Similar to her previous album Sin Miedo (del Amor y Otros Demonios), Red Moon in Venus features songs in both English and Spanish.

Irish rock band U2 is back with 40 “re-recorded and reimagined” tracks selected from their decades together. Songs of Surrender, coming out March 17, offers fans a new look at some of the band’s earliest hits, such as “With Or Without You” and “Beautiful Day.” These new takes include fresh instrumentations and arrangements as well as some new lyrics. “Music allows you to time travel,” producer the Edge said in a statement announcing the new album’s release, adding: “We became curious to find out what it would be like to bring our early songs back with us to the present day and give them the benefit, or otherwise, of a 21st century reimagining.” While fans may think they know these songs, Songs of Surrender offers a polished and refreshing time warp through U2’s sprawling legacy.

Country star Luke Combs returns March 24 with Gettin’ Old, the second part of his double album Growin’ Up and Gettin’ Old. The new 18-track record features a cover of Tracy Chapman’s classic “Fast Car” along with 15 songs cowritten by Combs. It’s impossible to not tap your foot and feel a twinge of nostalgia during “Growin’ Up and Gettin’ Old,” the new album’s opening track that was released in January. “It’s like the less you have, the faster that it goes,” Combs sings, “in the middle of growin’ up and gettin’ old.” The release comes amid a series of recent accolades for the singer/composer. He took home the Country Music Association Awards for Entertainer of the Year and Album of the Year at the 2022 CMA Awards. Combs stands as a reminder that the country genre is as strong as ever, and his new release is bound to be another standout addition to his discography.

The indie supergroup—made up of Phoebe Bridgers, Julien Baker, and Lucy Dacus—developed a cult following with their self-titled 2018 EP. The band’s members have proven themselves successful in their own rights, but together they’ve created something incredible. In January, they surprised fans with three new songs and an announcement for their upcoming debut album, which is slated for release March 31. “Emily I’m Sorry,” vocally led by Bridgers, expands the group’s trademark introspective and confessional style. The subdued instrumentation and layered harmonies draw the focus to Bridgers’ pleading apology for her treatment of the mysterious Emily. “You know how I get when I’m wrong and I can feel myself becoming somebody I’m not,” Bridgers sings, with Baker and Dacus’ echoing harmonies behind her. the record is sure to delight new and old fans alike.

In Pieces may be her debut album, but Chlӧe is no newbie to the music scene. She and her sister Halle posted covers of songs on their YouTube channel, which was discovered by the one and only Beyoncé. Shortly after, they were signed to a record label as R&B duo Chloe x Halle, releasing two studio albums. After releasing a few singles over the past few months—including the TikTok smash “Have Mercy”—Chlӧe is turning to a full-length solo project, the long-awaited In Pieces, coming March 31. Fans have been begging for more music, and they’ll be happy to hear Chlӧe does not disappoint. “Pray It Away,” the first song released from the new album, is an empowering exploration of self-control, wanting to hurt an ex, but choosing restraint instead. It is an immediate classic in her discography and sets her up for a very successful debut.