Psalm 33:2 also instructs praise with the harp, psaltery, and ten-stringed instrument, mirroring the worship described here.

Psalm 33:3 calls for a new song, the same phrase used here, emphasizing fresh praise to God.

Psalm 40:3 puts a new song in the mouth, a direct parallel to the resolved singing of a new song in this verse.

Psalm 98:1 also begins with 'Sing unto the LORD a new song,' connecting to the same theme of celebratory praise.

Psalm 149:1 likewise commands a new song, linking to this verse's vow to sing a new song with instrumental praise.

Revelation 5:9 reveals the heavenly new song sung to the Lamb, fulfilling the OT pattern of singing a new song in worship.

In Revelation 14:3, the redeemed sing a 'new song' before God's throne, echoing the psalmist's vow to sing a new song with harp.