RAYE unveils seasonal track list for new album, criticizes leaker RAYE has shared the track list for her upcoming album, This Music May Contain Hope, which is set to release on March 27. The project is organized into thematic sections representing the four seasons, with winter, spring, and summer each featuring four tracks, while autumn includes five. The album’s Instagram reveal included a detailed breakdown of the songs, alongside acknowledgments of notable collaborators. Among the featured artists are Rock & Roll Hall of Famer Al Green, Oscar-winning composer Hans Zimmer, and RAYE’s own family members. The track “Fields” includes a contribution from her grandfather, Michael, a former songwriter who was brought onstage by RAYE during her 2024 award win. Two of her sisters, Abby-Lynn Keen and Lauren Keen, also appear under the names Absolutely and Amma, respectively. The album’s track list includes a mix of introspective and energetic songs, such as “Intro: Girl Under The Grey Cloud,” “I Will Overcome,” and “Beware.. The South London Lover Boy.” Collaborations with Zimmer and Green are highlighted in tracks like “Click Clack Symphony” and “Goodbye Henry,” while the emotional “I Hate The Way I Look Today” and the dramatic “WHERE IS MY HUSBAND!” add depth to the collection. RAYE’s Instagram post also included a personal message directed at someone who allegedly leaked the track list. She wrote, “To the mean person who leaked track list you rlly suck (big thumbs down).” The post concluded with a list of all 17 tracks, emphasizing the album’s seasonal structure and its blend of personal and collaborative storytelling.#hans_zimmer #al_green #this_music_may_contain_hope #raye #michael
RAYE – “Click Clack Symphony.” (Feat. Hans Zimmer) 9:38 AM EDT on March 20, 2026 RAYE is set to release her new album THIS MUSIC MAY CONTAIN HOPE. on March 27, 2026, with the third single “Click Clack Symphony” featuring Oscar-winning composer Hans Zimmer. The track, which RAYE has already performed live this year, blends percussive clatter with a grand symphonic arrangement. Her rapid-fire vocals flirt with hyperpop influences, paired with spoken-word segments that convey a message of urgency and liberation. The song’s title is a nod to the sound of high heels, a metaphor for moments when friends or family must gently push someone out of their comfort zone. RAYE describes the track as an invitation to “get out of the house and start living again,” emphasizing the role of loved ones in helping others navigate difficult times. She explains, “Thank goodness for those people in our lives that help us in our dark times.” The album follows the release of lead single “WHERE IS MY HUSBAND!” and the ballad “Nightingale Lane,” which showcased RAYE’s signature blend of manic energy and soulful storytelling. THIS MUSIC MAY CONTAIN HOPE. marks her latest chapter as a retro-inspired artist with a growing global following. The release is scheduled through Human Re Sources, the label behind RAYE’s work. The album’s themes of resilience and connection align with her previous projects, reinforcing her role as a voice for introspection and reinvention in contemporary music. The article also highlights other music releases, including Prism Shores’ “Magical Thinking,” U.S. Girls’ “You’ve Got Everything – But A Smile (Theme From Dead Lover),” and Daughn Gibson’s upcoming album Lake Mary.#hans_zimmer #raye #this_music_may_contain_hope #human_re_sources #prism_shores
Lewis Hamilton celebrates Oscar win as ‘F1’ Film takes home Best Sound at Academy Awards Seven-time Formula 1 world champion Lewis Hamilton marked a significant milestone off the racetrack as the film F1, which he helped produce, won the Best Sound award at the Academy Awards. The racing drama, starring Brad Pitt and Damson Idris, brought the high-speed intensity of Formula 1 to the big screen. Hamilton, who served as a producer and made a brief appearance in the film, collaborated with composer Hans Zimmer to shape the movie’s sound design and musical elements. The Oscar victory was a major achievement for the project, though Hamilton could not attend the ceremony in person. He celebrated the win online, expressing pride in the team’s success. The film’s executive producer acknowledged the contributions of key figures during the acceptance speech, including Hamilton, whose expertise in motorsport helped ensure the movie’s authenticity. The producer thanked director Joe Kosinski, producer Jerry Bruckheimer, Plan B production, Hamilton, Formula One, and Apple for their support. Hamilton quickly shared his congratulations on social media, praising the entire team for their hard work. Beyond the Oscars, Hamilton had a successful weekend on the track. At the Chinese Grand Prix, he secured his first podium finish since joining Ferrari, finishing in third place. He described the race as one of the most enjoyable he had experienced in a while, highlighting the thrilling, respectful battles between drivers. Despite the demanding schedule, Hamilton remained engaged with the Oscar results, celebrating the film’s success from afar. The film’s win underscored the blend of technical precision and storytelling that defines the project, reflecting Hamilton’s dual legacy as a racing icon and a creative force in Hollywood.#lewis_hamilton #brad_pitt #f1 #damson_idris #hans_zimmer
