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]]>Boygenius singer Lucy Dacus announced her solo comeback earlier this week, and teased her upcoming album Forever is a Feeling with the lead single “Ankles”. The magical music video for this song feels like a fever dream and stars the Bottoms actress Havana Rose Liu.
Speaking of comebacks, Mumford & Sons are gearing up for the release of their first album in seven years. Rushmere will hit the shelves on March 28, and they’ve given us a taste of things to come with the lead single of the same name.
This week also marked the release of Mac Miller’s second posthumous album Balloonerism, which was originally recorded back in 2014. “Funny Papers” emerged as our favorite song, but this record also produced collaborations with SZA and Delusional Thomas.
Check out the rest of our list of the best songs of the week to discover new music by Perfume Genius, Samia, Banks, John Summit, Cloves, NLE Choppa, Imagine Dragons, Ela Minus, and The Weather Station.
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]]>SZA has been teasing the deluxe version of SOS titled Lana for quite some time, and its rollout has been one wild ride. She kept pushing its release date time and time again, and eventually dropped it on December 20, giving us 15 new tracks that were worth the wait, including “30 For 30” ft. Kendrick Lamar.
This week also marked the official release of Miley Cyrus’ “Beautiful That Way” from Gia Coppola’s film The Last Showgirl. She recently received a Golden Globe nomination for writing this song alongside Andrew Wyatt and Lykke Li.
The rest of our week features several established artists, such as J. Cole, Winona Oak, and The Wombats, but it mostly spotlights independent and alternative music. Stick around to discover new songs by the likes of The Weather Station, d4vd, Nao, Tom Misch, and Anya Nami.
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]]>The post Best New Songs of the Week appeared first on Hot Pop Today.
]]>Boygenius singer Lucy Dacus announced her solo comeback earlier this week, and teased her upcoming album Forever is a Feeling with the lead single “Ankles”. The magical music video for this song feels like a fever dream and stars the Bottoms actress Havana Rose Liu.
Speaking of comebacks, Mumford & Sons are gearing up for the release of their first album in seven years. Rushmere will hit the shelves on March 28, and they’ve given us a taste of things to come with the lead single of the same name.
This week also marked the release of Mac Miller’s second posthumous album Balloonerism, which was originally recorded back in 2014. “Funny Papers” emerged as our favorite song, but this record also produced collaborations with SZA and Delusional Thomas.
Check out the rest of our list of the best songs of the week to discover new music by Perfume Genius, Samia, Banks, John Summit, Cloves, NLE Choppa, Imagine Dragons, Ela Minus, and The Weather Station.
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]]>The post Best New Songs of the Week appeared first on Hot Pop Today.
]]>SZA has been teasing the deluxe version of SOS titled Lana for quite some time, and its rollout has been one wild ride. She kept pushing its release date time and time again, and eventually dropped it on December 20, giving us 15 new tracks that were worth the wait, including “30 For 30” ft. Kendrick Lamar.
This week also marked the official release of Miley Cyrus’ “Beautiful That Way” from Gia Coppola’s film The Last Showgirl. She recently received a Golden Globe nomination for writing this song alongside Andrew Wyatt and Lykke Li.
The rest of our week features several established artists, such as J. Cole, Winona Oak, and The Wombats, but it mostly spotlights independent and alternative music. Stick around to discover new songs by the likes of The Weather Station, d4vd, Nao, Tom Misch, and Anya Nami.
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