Monday, July 6, 2026

Billie Eilish and Brother Finneas Drop Two New Surprise Songs, Including the Excellent “TV” Referencing Roe v. Wade

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Surprise! We have two new Billie Eilish songs with brother Finneas. They are “The 30th” and the excellent “TV.”

As I ascertained in the Oscars press room, Billie is happy now and she’s singing more forcefully. She has a rich voice that still hasn’t been quite heard.

These two tracks are called “Guitar Songs.” They’re likely the building blocks for a new album.

“TV” references Roe v. Wade, and is also funny regarding “Survivor.” It’s one of the siblings’ best songs and comes just as we are looking for a song of the summer.

“FINNEAS and I really wanted these to be yours as soon as possible. So here they are!!” Shared Eilish in a statement. “Performing ‘TV’ on tour was such a highlight for us too, so we took the audio from the first night we played it in Manchester and put it in the song. I get shivers every time I hear it. Hope you love the songs and thank you for letting us share our music with you.”

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