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]]>Two of the buzziest new songs this week saw our favorite artists join forces. Lady Gaga found a perfect partner in crime in Bruno Mars and rocked our world with their collaboration “Die with a Smile”, while Lisa and Rosalía joined forces for a sleek and confident girl power anthem “New Woman”.
When it comes to new albums released this week, Post Malone finally shared his country-leaning new LP F-1 Trillion. This record produced many hit collaborations even before hitting the shelves, and “Have The Heart” ft. Dolly Parton is among the album’s best.
The indie pop band Foster the People returned with a new album Paradise State of Mind, and impressed us with the new song “See You in the Afterlife”, while Hozier’s new EP Unaired has given us three new songs, including “Nobody’s Soldier”.
Halsey also created a lot of buzz with her new single “Lonely is the Muse”, and managed to make it to our list alongside The Blessed Madonna, Kylie Minogue, Bishop Briggs, Benson Boone, and Coco Jones.
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]]>Many of our favorite artists waited for the last week of June to share their new albums with the world, including the acclaimed rapper Megan Thee Stallion. Her self-titled third studio album Megan hit the shelves this Friday, and produced some pretty amazing new songs, including “Where Them Girls At”.
Several other artists dropped new albums this Friday, including Omar Apollo, who promoted the release of God Said No with the music video for “Done with You”, and Imagine Dragons, whose album Loom has given us nine new songs including “Wake Up”.
“Cowboys Cry Too” by Kelsea Ballerini and Noah Kahan is the only collaboration to make it to our list this week, while the rest of the songs hail from solo artists. Stick around to discover new music by Tinashe, Clairo, Foster the People, Lisa, Bebe Rexha, and Roddy Ricch.
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]]>The post Best New Songs of the Week appeared first on Hot Pop Today.
]]>The rising country star Shaboozey created a lot of buzz for his new album Where I’ve Been, Isn’t Where I’m Going with his breakout hit “A Bar Song (Tipsy)”. This isn’t the only amazing new song on his new LP, and “My Fault” ft. Noah Cyrus is also worth the listen.
Several more artists dropped new albums this week, giving us amazing new songs along the way. The Marías made the cut with “Echo” from Submarine, while Ayra Starr impressed us with “Last Heartbreak Song” ft. Giveon from The Year I Turned 21.
The rest of our list mostly consists of artists teasing their upcoming albums with new singles. Kehlani gave us a taste of Crash with “Next 2 U”, Normani shared another dose of Dopamine with “Candy Paint”, while Snow Patrol announced a new album The Forest Is the Path and teased their new sound with “The Beginning”.
Check out the rest of our list and discover new songs by Foster the People, Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, Disclosure, and Roddy Ricch.
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]]>The post Foster The People’s Mark Foster Writes Wholesome Apology To Imagine Dragons appeared first on Hot Pop Today.
]]>Last year, Foster made a dig at the band, making a joke to iHeartRadio that he gives Foster The People’s rejected tracks to Imagine Dragons. Now, Foster has taken back his comments and has issued a public apology to Imagine Dragons and Dan Reynolds.
“I have been burdened by something I feel I need to amend,” he wrote on Twitter. “I would like to apologize to Dan Reynolds and his band Imagine Dragons. In a passing moment last year, I let some words come out of my mouth that don’t reflect who I am, or what I stand for.
“Everything that I have read about what Dan is doing as a humanitarian is moving. I believe he’s one of the good guys. It takes a lot of courage to stand for something…nobody has ever erected a statue of a critic.”
He then concluded: “Anybody who is trying to make the world more beautiful opens themselves up to criticism. Keep fighting the good fight, Dan. You have my pledge to work alongside you if you ever need a hand. Much respect to you and continued success in your music.”
Reynolds has since responded to the message saying “this means quite a lot to me” and that he has “nothing but love and support” to Foster and his band. The dragon added: “You didn’t have to put together something classy like this but it’s rad you did. Come over here and sit next to me (doo doo doo!).”
How wholesome is that?
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]]>The post Foster the People Try to Make Clowns Cool in “Worst Nites” Video appeared first on Hot Pop Today.
]]>“Worst Nites“ shows one day in the life of a real-life clown Richie the Barber. He has a boring office job where clowning around is strictly forbidden, but things turn for the worst after his co-worker discover he’s leading a double life.
They end up chasing him around town, but this wild pursuit ends up leading to something amazing. It eventually transforms one of the worst nights of his life into an absolute triumph and the best stage performance he’s ever given.
Foster spent years dreaming about making this video and obsessively kept tabs on Richie the Barber the whole time since he wanted him to play the lead.
“We are living in a world where we’re engulfed in pressure to conform. This story is a metaphor for not being afraid to embrace who you really are. There’s an immense freedom that comes with taking ownership over what makes you unique,” he said.
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]]>We discovered some intriguing tunes like the new singles from OneRepublic and Alice in Chains while enjoying A$AP Ferg’s duo of songs he dropped this week out of nowhere. Besides them, we liked the new tracks from the likes of Years & Years, Meek Mill, and The Knocks.
Since you are probably eager to hear them all out, let’s skip right to our list of best new songs of the week.
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]]>The post Best New Songs of the Week appeared first on Hot Pop Today.
]]>Two of the buzziest new songs this week saw our favorite artists join forces. Lady Gaga found a perfect partner in crime in Bruno Mars and rocked our world with their collaboration “Die with a Smile”, while Lisa and Rosalía joined forces for a sleek and confident girl power anthem “New Woman”.
When it comes to new albums released this week, Post Malone finally shared his country-leaning new LP F-1 Trillion. This record produced many hit collaborations even before hitting the shelves, and “Have The Heart” ft. Dolly Parton is among the album’s best.
The indie pop band Foster the People returned with a new album Paradise State of Mind, and impressed us with the new song “See You in the Afterlife”, while Hozier’s new EP Unaired has given us three new songs, including “Nobody’s Soldier”.
Halsey also created a lot of buzz with her new single “Lonely is the Muse”, and managed to make it to our list alongside The Blessed Madonna, Kylie Minogue, Bishop Briggs, Benson Boone, and Coco Jones.
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]]>The post Best New Songs of the Week appeared first on Hot Pop Today.
]]>Many of our favorite artists waited for the last week of June to share their new albums with the world, including the acclaimed rapper Megan Thee Stallion. Her self-titled third studio album Megan hit the shelves this Friday, and produced some pretty amazing new songs, including “Where Them Girls At”.
Several other artists dropped new albums this Friday, including Omar Apollo, who promoted the release of God Said No with the music video for “Done with You”, and Imagine Dragons, whose album Loom has given us nine new songs including “Wake Up”.
“Cowboys Cry Too” by Kelsea Ballerini and Noah Kahan is the only collaboration to make it to our list this week, while the rest of the songs hail from solo artists. Stick around to discover new music by Tinashe, Clairo, Foster the People, Lisa, Bebe Rexha, and Roddy Ricch.
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]]>The post Best New Songs of the Week appeared first on Hot Pop Today.
]]>The rising country star Shaboozey created a lot of buzz for his new album Where I’ve Been, Isn’t Where I’m Going with his breakout hit “A Bar Song (Tipsy)”. This isn’t the only amazing new song on his new LP, and “My Fault” ft. Noah Cyrus is also worth the listen.
Several more artists dropped new albums this week, giving us amazing new songs along the way. The Marías made the cut with “Echo” from Submarine, while Ayra Starr impressed us with “Last Heartbreak Song” ft. Giveon from The Year I Turned 21.
The rest of our list mostly consists of artists teasing their upcoming albums with new singles. Kehlani gave us a taste of Crash with “Next 2 U”, Normani shared another dose of Dopamine with “Candy Paint”, while Snow Patrol announced a new album The Forest Is the Path and teased their new sound with “The Beginning”.
Check out the rest of our list and discover new songs by Foster the People, Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, Disclosure, and Roddy Ricch.
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]]>The post Foster The People’s Mark Foster Writes Wholesome Apology To Imagine Dragons appeared first on Hot Pop Today.
]]>Last year, Foster made a dig at the band, making a joke to iHeartRadio that he gives Foster The People’s rejected tracks to Imagine Dragons. Now, Foster has taken back his comments and has issued a public apology to Imagine Dragons and Dan Reynolds.
“I have been burdened by something I feel I need to amend,” he wrote on Twitter. “I would like to apologize to Dan Reynolds and his band Imagine Dragons. In a passing moment last year, I let some words come out of my mouth that don’t reflect who I am, or what I stand for.
“Everything that I have read about what Dan is doing as a humanitarian is moving. I believe he’s one of the good guys. It takes a lot of courage to stand for something…nobody has ever erected a statue of a critic.”
He then concluded: “Anybody who is trying to make the world more beautiful opens themselves up to criticism. Keep fighting the good fight, Dan. You have my pledge to work alongside you if you ever need a hand. Much respect to you and continued success in your music.”
Reynolds has since responded to the message saying “this means quite a lot to me” and that he has “nothing but love and support” to Foster and his band. The dragon added: “You didn’t have to put together something classy like this but it’s rad you did. Come over here and sit next to me (doo doo doo!).”
How wholesome is that?
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]]>The post Foster the People Try to Make Clowns Cool in “Worst Nites” Video appeared first on Hot Pop Today.
]]>“Worst Nites“ shows one day in the life of a real-life clown Richie the Barber. He has a boring office job where clowning around is strictly forbidden, but things turn for the worst after his co-worker discover he’s leading a double life.
They end up chasing him around town, but this wild pursuit ends up leading to something amazing. It eventually transforms one of the worst nights of his life into an absolute triumph and the best stage performance he’s ever given.
Foster spent years dreaming about making this video and obsessively kept tabs on Richie the Barber the whole time since he wanted him to play the lead.
“We are living in a world where we’re engulfed in pressure to conform. This story is a metaphor for not being afraid to embrace who you really are. There’s an immense freedom that comes with taking ownership over what makes you unique,” he said.
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]]>The post Best New Songs of the Week appeared first on Hot Pop Today.
]]>We discovered some intriguing tunes like the new singles from OneRepublic and Alice in Chains while enjoying A$AP Ferg’s duo of songs he dropped this week out of nowhere. Besides them, we liked the new tracks from the likes of Years & Years, Meek Mill, and The Knocks.
Since you are probably eager to hear them all out, let’s skip right to our list of best new songs of the week.
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