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2025 is shaping up to be an extraordinary year for Bentley Robles<\/a><\/strong>, marked by remarkable career milestones. The launch of his pop duo Tears and Gearz<\/a><\/strong> with Zee Machine<\/a><\/strong>, alongside the release of the captivating \u201cFather Figure Fantasy<\/a><\/strong>\u201d EP, has set the stage for an incredible journey. Bentley\u2019s solo career is also skyrocketing, captivating UK fans as they can\u2019t help but fall head over heels for this talented Mexican-American pop sensation. With electrifying performances at Mighty Hoopla<\/strong> and a showcase at SXSW London<\/strong> this summer (don\u2019t miss our SXSW review<\/a><\/strong>), it\u2019s no wonder he has caught the attention of record labels. Now signed with ONErpm<\/strong>, Bentley embarks on a thrilling new chapter in his musical journey.<\/p>\n A fitting start to the next chapter, the track \u201cNew Song<\/strong>\u201d boldly addresses the relentless obsession with newness. Furthermore, it\u2019s not a cover of Howard Jones<\/a><\/strong>\u2019 classic; instead, Bentley\u2019s \u201cNew Song<\/strong>\u201d critiques the constant hunt for the next big sensation, exposing the superficiality of chasing trends over genuine authenticity.<\/p>\n