What’s on this week’s New Music Friday playlists?<\/p>\n
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Everybody\u00a0report\u00a0to the dancefloor! \ud83e\udea9\ud83d\udd7a\u00a0Madonna<\/a>\u00a0unleashes her 15th\u00a0studio album\u00a0CONFESSIONS\u00a0II<\/a>, the highly anticipated sequel to her 2005 chart-topper\u00a0Confessions on a Dance Floor<\/a>. The record sees Madonna team up with producer Stuart Price once again, and includes collaborations with the likes of\u00a0Sabrina Carpenter<\/a>\u00a0(Bring Your Love<\/a>),\u00a0Martin Garrix<\/a>\u00a0(Bizarre), Feid (Read My Lips),\u00a0Stromae<\/a>\u00a0(My Sins Are My Savior) and her daughter, Lola Leon (The Test).\u00a0<\/p>\n With an incredible 12 Official Number 1 albums under her belt, can the Queen of Pop bag a 13th?\u00a0<\/p>\n And while one Queen of Pop delivers her 15th body of work, another serves up her first. Off the back of four Top 40 singles, breakout London singer-songwriter\u00a0SIENNA SPIRO<\/a>\u00a0releases her debut studio set Visitor<\/a>, including the hits Die On This Hill<\/a>, The Visitor<\/a>, You Stole The Show<\/a>, MAYBE.<\/a> and Material Lover<\/a>.<\/p>\n Fresh from their performance at BST Hyde Park, British country duo The Shires<\/a> serve up their sixth studio record Bonfire. Meanwhile, Justin Bieber<\/a>‘s back with\u00a0SWAG<\/a> LIVE FROM COACHELLA (Weekend II).<\/p>\n English rock legends\u00a0Deep Purple<\/a>\u00a0unveil SPLAT!, their 24th studio collection. The record sees the iconic five-piece –\u00a0Ian Paice, Roger Glover, Ian Gillan, Don Airey and Simon McBride – collaborate with producer Bob Ezrin for the sixth time. Described by the band as “the heaviest Deep Purple album in many years,” can it earn them a 27th Top 40 record?<\/p>\n Former Atomic Kitten<\/a> star Natasha Hamilton<\/a> drops her debut solo work Extraction this week. On the record, Natasha says: “Extraction became an exercise in letting go – shedding expectations, fear, old identities and the need for external validation. As the project unfolded, it revealed itself as a reflection of growth and self-acceptance, with each track capturing a different moment in that evolution.”<\/p>\n Homegrown rock legends\u00a0Mot\u00f6rhead<\/a>\u00a0celebrate 20 years of their 2006\u00a0Kiss of Death<\/a>\u00a0record.\u00a0Marking its 20th anniversary, this new edition features a new half-speed master from the original tapes, plus fresh liner notes from Classic Rock\u2019s Dave Ling, paying tribute to the late, legendary guitarist Phil Campbell. It also includes an exclusive bonus live LP of the band\u2019s 2007 Lowlands Festival set in Biddinghuizen, Netherlands, available on vinyl for the first time. The CD edition adds three extra bonus tracks.<\/p>\n Elsewhere, look out for new projects from rising genre-bending London rapper\u00a0Kibo<\/a> (Kwengletaria: Ragamyff), Mary in the Junkyard (Role Model Hermit), Ken Carson (xperiment) and Smirk (Speculative Fiction).<\/p>\n New Music Friday singles \ud83c\udfb6<\/p>\n As they prepare to play their headline show at Crystal Palace Park this Friday (July 3), Snow Patrol<\/a> team up with Kylie Minogue<\/a>\u00a0on These Alarms<\/a>. It comes ahead of the band’s 20th anniversary reissue of their chart-topping 2006 album Eyes Open<\/a>, which went on to become the biggest selling album of that year. Eyes Open (20th Anniversary Edition)<\/a> is released July 24.<\/p>\n With their record-breaking The Circus Live<\/a> tour reaching its climax, Take That<\/a> swap the big top for a big summer banger with Sweet July<\/a>. The follow-up to You’re a Superstar<\/a>, it serves as the second taste of their upcoming 10th studio album, due later this year.<\/p>\n New British girl group XO<\/a> – made up of\u00a0Emmy, Reanna, Shali, Summer and Zoe – tease their upcoming debut mini-album Need To Know<\/a> with girl power anthem Clique.<\/p>\n Aussie trio DMA’S<\/a> release the latest cut from their forthcoming self-titled LP, due August 7, Killing Time. Meanwhile, rising Manchester five-piece The Guest List<\/a> address issues of modern masculinity on If Ever Your Devil Is Kind. It’s lifted from the band’s upcoming debut album Something Real, dropping August 28.<\/p>\n One of the most talked about IDs during his live sets, Manchester DJ Josh Baker<\/a> finally unveils My Place featuring Poppy Baskcomb, while STELLA LEFTY<\/a> unleashes Good At Leaving from the deluxe version of her EP, Is This Heaven?<\/a>\u00a0<\/p>\n Having already spent 13 weeks atop the Official UK Christian & Gospel Singles Chart, JERUB<\/a>\u00a0releases Forever Right Now, as KhakiKid kicks off a new era with Easy Does It.<\/p>\n Now firmly in her ‘Rebecca’ era, Becky Hill<\/a>\u00a0asks what do i have to do?<\/p>\n Elsewhere, Erin LeCount<\/a> invites you to THE CINEMA, Naisha recruits Ty Dolla $ign<\/a> for debut cut so then, GAYLE<\/a> offers up junebug! and Florrie drops Malibu (Falling Over The Edge).<\/p>\n