London is a great city to eat out in while keeping your ethical integrity intact.

Look to these critically acclaimed restaurants for a delicious meal that’s better for the planet.

These spots use sustainable practices every day.  

Sustainability isn’t just a buzzword in Singapore’s dining scene – it’s fast becoming the standard.

Sustainability's never looked (or tasted) so good.

This year of music has started with a bang. We’ve seen Chappell Roan go country, Selena Gomez and Benny Blanco smothering audiences with gushy love songs and Playboi Carti’s rapturous return from the underground. Alongside these pop heavyweights, we’re witnessing rap superstar Doechii continue her chart domination and the breakthrough of Gen Z artists like 2hollis and Tate McRae. What songs are defining 2025? Well, we’ve searched through our playlists and extracted the best songs of the year so far, below. But it doesn’t stop there. Keep your eyes peeled for updates to this list throughout the year as we’re still awaiting albums from Turnstile, Lorde, Addison Rae, Miley Cyrus, Pulp, A$AP Rocky and many more.  Georgia curates Time Out’s music section. If she's not blabbering about music on the website, she's doing it in-person (much to the office’s dismay). For more about how we curate, see our editorial guidelines. RECOMMENDED: 🎧 The best albums of 2025 (so far)🎥 The best movies of 2025 (so far)📺 The best TV of 2025 (so far)

Party songs come in all shapes and sizes, but to be a party song, there are some rules. 

We’re only a few months through the year and our auditory canals have already been graced with some absolutely cracking new music.

From a Bill Withers staple to some Sabrina Carpenter sparkle.

Whether you’ve got the voice of an angel or you’re totally tone deaf, karaoke unites us all. 

Being in love tends to make you want to shout from the rooftops about how great it all is, so it’s no surprise it dominates the music world.

You can pay for all the therapy you want – sometimes only a good cry will do it.

The ’80s changed music forever. That’s no secret. But choosing the best songs from the era is no easy task.

From soul and pop all the way through to heavy metal, covering other artist’s songs is an art form.

Heartbroken? Sorry to hear it. Buckle up, because you’ll need a playlist.