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]]>This Friday marked the release of Charli XCX’s long-awaited remix album Brat and It’s Completely Different but Also Still Brat. This album brought new versions of several beloved Brat songs our way, but none created more buzz than “Sympathy is a Knife” featuring Ariana Grande.
It’s been a great week for new album releases overall. Jelly Roll made it to our list with “Winning Streak” from Beautifully Broken, while Samara Joy made the cut with “Reincarnation Of A Lovebird” from Portrait. Several songs on our list were also taken from deluxe versions of hit albums, including Coldplay’s “The Karate Kid” and Tyla’s “Push 2 Start”.
Many artists have also teased their upcoming album with amazing new songs this week. Halsey is teasing the release of The Great Impersonator by dressing up as a different music icon every day, and she added more fuel to the fire with the release of “I Never Loved You”. The Cure also set the stage for their upcoming album Songs of a Lost World with a new song “A Fragile Thing”.
Check out our list to discover new music by Maggie Rogers, Dom Dolla, Tove Lo, and The Wombats.
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]]>Clairo’s Charm is one of the most highly anticipated indie albums to hit the shelves this week, and it’s given us 11 amazing new songs, including “Add Up My Love”. Griff finally shared her long-awaited debut album Vertigo this Friday, and “Tears For Fun” is one of its very best songs.
The list of major new album releases doesn’t end there. Cigarettes After S-x impressed us with their new album X’s, OneRepublic returned with Artificial Paradise, Cat Burns released her debut album Early Twenties, while the Afrobeats star Rema rocked our world with Heis.
Pop music is mostly absent from our list this week, but one catchy collaboration managed to sneak in. Kylie Minogue joined forces with Bebe Rexha and Tove Lo for “My Oh My”, proving they’re truly a match made in heaven.
Check out the rest of our list to discover new music by the likes of Calum Scott, Maren Morris, and Orion Sun.
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]]>The post Best New Songs of the Week appeared first on Hot Pop Today.
]]>This Friday marked the release of Normani’s long-awaited debut album Dopamine, which has been in the making ever since Fifth Harmony parted ways. She prepared a collection of 13 pretty amazing songs, and “Insomnia” emerged as one of our early favorites.
Tove Lo and SG Lewis celebrated Pride Month with their new EP Heat and gave us a music video for its lead single of the same name. It was also a week to remember for Don Toliver, whose new album Hardstone Psycho produced the Kodak Black collaboration “Brother Stone”.
Many of the songs on our list this week were taken from the highly-anticipated new soundtracks. Victoria Monét’s “Power of Two” hails from the Disney+ series The Acolyte, Pharrell Williams’ “Double Life” set the stage for Despicable Me 4, while Tanner Adell’s “Too Easy” will be featured in Twisters.
Check out the rest of our list, and get ready to discover brand-new tunes by Khalid, Tayla Parx, Orion Sun, Kygo, and more!
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]]>This Friday marked the release of several highly-anticipated new albums, starting with Twenty One Pilots’ Clancy. They delayed its release to make time to film a music video for each song from this record, and the latest single “The Craving” was worth waiting for.
Several songs from our list were taken from new albums by our favorite artists, including Bring Me the Horizon’s “Top 10 staTues tHat CriEd blood” from Post Human: Nex Gen, Wallows’s “You (Show Me Where My Days Went)” from Model, and Lenny Kravitz’s “Paralyzed” from Blue Electric Light.
As for the rest of our list, everyone will find a song that’s up to your taste. Indie pop girlies should check out Clairo’s “Se-y to Someone”, R&B fans will enjoy PinkPantheress’s “Turn It Up” and FLO’s “Caught Up”, while “Love Bites” by Nelly Furtado, Tove Lo, and SG Lewis will satisfy your cravings for the next big dance-pop banger.
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]]>The post Best New Songs of the Week appeared first on Hot Pop Today.
]]>No new song released this week created more hype than Olivia Rodrigo’s “Bad Idea Right?”. The singer’s cheeky guitar-heavy track sees her debating about getting back with her ex, and it perfectly showcases the tonal diversity of her upcoming second studio album Guts.
Speaking of new albums, this week marked the release of Karol G’s Mañana Será Bonito (Bichota Season), and its second single “Mi Ex Tenía Razón” made it to our list of the best new songs. Trippie Redd and The Hives also dropped new LPs this week, and we selected some of their best new songs for you to hear.
This week’s list has something in store for everyone, covering such genres as hip-hop, country, and alternative rock. Stick around to hear new music from Dogstar, Tove Lo, Kelsea Ballerini, James Bay, and many other amazing artists.
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]]>Tove Lo’s latest music video was directed by Ayaka Ohira, and it brought back her robot lover Annie from the music video for “No One Dies From Love”. Ohira helped the singer craft a futuristic, cyberpunk world, where Tove and Annie hold onto each other as their planet comes under attack.
Tove Lo said she couldn’t wait for her fans to witness the beautiful world created by Ayaka Ohira and feel all the creativity and hard work that went into it.
“I’m so honored to have the final chapter of me and Annie take place in this Universe. It’s been such an amazing experience watching this come to life by Ayaka and her team, and the fact that my character gets to be a part of the heroines in Galverse is so god damn cool,” wrote the singer in a statement on YouTube.
Tove Lo produced “I Like U” alongside Timfromthehouse, who previously produced several songs from her last album Dirt Femme, drawing inspiration from ‘90s and Y2K-era dance music.
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]]>This week marked the release of several new albums, but Foo Fighters’ But Here We Are is the buzziest of them all. The ten-minute track “The Teacher” was unleashed as the album’s fourth single ahead of its release, and it made it to our list of best songs.
This has also been an amazing week for epic collaboration and soundtrack music. Some of the songs on our list hail from hit movies and TV shows, including Ed Sheeran’s “A Beautiful Game” from Ted Lasso, Metro Boomin’s hip-hop infused “Calling” from Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, The Weeknd’s “Popular” from The Idol, and “Watati” by Karol G and Aldo Ranks from Barbie.
Most of these songs are amazing collaborations between our favorite artists, but the list of A-list match-ups doesn’t end there. Latto and Cardi B gave us another show-stopping female-lead hip-hop duet with “Put It On Da Floor Again”, Lana Del Rey and her dad Rob Grant joined forces for “Lost at Sea”, and Nelly Furtado made her highly-anticipated comeback with “Eat Your Man” featuring Dom Dolla.
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]]>The new EP feature stripped-down renditions of Tove Lo’s singles “No One Dies from Love”, “Call On Me”, “How Long”, and “Grapefruit”. She also shared acoustic versions of songs “Suburbia” and “Pineapple Slice”, and made room for her latest release “Borderline”, which she originally wrote with Dua Lipa.
The stripped-down versions were recorded everywhere from Brazil to France, and she couldn’t wait to share them with her fans.
“You’ve asked me for an acoustic album so I thought… why shouldn’t I give you what you want?? These are all emotional one takes recorded all over the world… at soundcheck, at home or elsewhere… Thank you to everyone who made these possible,” she wrote on Instagram.
Dirt Femme was released via Tove Lo’s own label Pretty Swede Records in October last year, and it was met with positive critical reception. She’s currently supporting the album with a world tour, which includes concerts across Europe, North America, and Australia.
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]]>The post Tove Lo Announces New Album “Dirt Femme” & Drops New Single “True Romance” appeared first on Hot Pop Today.
]]>Lo’s latest single draws inspiration from the film of the same name, and it’s the song about “destructive love at its best and worst”. It serves as the third single on her upcoming album Dirt Femme, and it was preceded by songs “How Long” and “No One Dies From Love”.
What separates Dirt Femme from Lo’s previous album is the fact it will be released through her own label Pretty Swede Records, after she decided to part ways with Island Records earlier this year.
“It’s my fifth album, and I built this platform and have these very dedicated human beings who are with me. I wanted to do things in a different way, and I felt like the only way I’m going to be able to do exactly what I want is if I just do it on my own,” the singer told NME.
Dirt Femme will hit the shelves on October 14, and it’s set to feature a total of 12 tracks, including collaborations with Channel Tres, First Aid Kit, and SG Lewis.
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]]>“I was definitely going through some sh*t on Lady Wood and Blue Lips,” Lo told Billboard, referencing her second and third albums, respectively. “I was working through it for everyone to watch, but that’s just how I deal with everything. This album is written from a calmer place so, naturally, it’s me looking out instead of looking in.”
She then went on to explain the reason behind the bleakness of her music in that period: “It was a very dramatic relationship that ended very horribly, so that broke me a lot.”
“This feels like a clean slate,” she said about her new album. “It’s also a way of being able to observe myself and a relationship without feeling so much anger. Kind of admitting to your own flawed sides without being frustrated with them.”
Listen to Lo’s single “Glad He’s Gone” off of the new album below. Let’s be honest — it’s still a bit dark. But as Einstein is sure to agree, light is a relative concept.
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]]>The post Best New Songs of the Week appeared first on Hot Pop Today.
]]>This Friday marked the release of Charli XCX’s long-awaited remix album Brat and It’s Completely Different but Also Still Brat. This album brought new versions of several beloved Brat songs our way, but none created more buzz than “Sympathy is a Knife” featuring Ariana Grande.
It’s been a great week for new album releases overall. Jelly Roll made it to our list with “Winning Streak” from Beautifully Broken, while Samara Joy made the cut with “Reincarnation Of A Lovebird” from Portrait. Several songs on our list were also taken from deluxe versions of hit albums, including Coldplay’s “The Karate Kid” and Tyla’s “Push 2 Start”.
Many artists have also teased their upcoming album with amazing new songs this week. Halsey is teasing the release of The Great Impersonator by dressing up as a different music icon every day, and she added more fuel to the fire with the release of “I Never Loved You”. The Cure also set the stage for their upcoming album Songs of a Lost World with a new song “A Fragile Thing”.
Check out our list to discover new music by Maggie Rogers, Dom Dolla, Tove Lo, and The Wombats.
The post Best New Songs of the Week appeared first on Hot Pop Today.
]]>The post Best New Songs of the Week appeared first on Hot Pop Today.
]]>Clairo’s Charm is one of the most highly anticipated indie albums to hit the shelves this week, and it’s given us 11 amazing new songs, including “Add Up My Love”. Griff finally shared her long-awaited debut album Vertigo this Friday, and “Tears For Fun” is one of its very best songs.
The list of major new album releases doesn’t end there. Cigarettes After S-x impressed us with their new album X’s, OneRepublic returned with Artificial Paradise, Cat Burns released her debut album Early Twenties, while the Afrobeats star Rema rocked our world with Heis.
Pop music is mostly absent from our list this week, but one catchy collaboration managed to sneak in. Kylie Minogue joined forces with Bebe Rexha and Tove Lo for “My Oh My”, proving they’re truly a match made in heaven.
Check out the rest of our list to discover new music by the likes of Calum Scott, Maren Morris, and Orion Sun.
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]]>The post Best New Songs of the Week appeared first on Hot Pop Today.
]]>This Friday marked the release of Normani’s long-awaited debut album Dopamine, which has been in the making ever since Fifth Harmony parted ways. She prepared a collection of 13 pretty amazing songs, and “Insomnia” emerged as one of our early favorites.
Tove Lo and SG Lewis celebrated Pride Month with their new EP Heat and gave us a music video for its lead single of the same name. It was also a week to remember for Don Toliver, whose new album Hardstone Psycho produced the Kodak Black collaboration “Brother Stone”.
Many of the songs on our list this week were taken from the highly-anticipated new soundtracks. Victoria Monét’s “Power of Two” hails from the Disney+ series The Acolyte, Pharrell Williams’ “Double Life” set the stage for Despicable Me 4, while Tanner Adell’s “Too Easy” will be featured in Twisters.
Check out the rest of our list, and get ready to discover brand-new tunes by Khalid, Tayla Parx, Orion Sun, Kygo, and more!
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]]>The post Best New Songs of the Week appeared first on Hot Pop Today.
]]>This Friday marked the release of several highly-anticipated new albums, starting with Twenty One Pilots’ Clancy. They delayed its release to make time to film a music video for each song from this record, and the latest single “The Craving” was worth waiting for.
Several songs from our list were taken from new albums by our favorite artists, including Bring Me the Horizon’s “Top 10 staTues tHat CriEd blood” from Post Human: Nex Gen, Wallows’s “You (Show Me Where My Days Went)” from Model, and Lenny Kravitz’s “Paralyzed” from Blue Electric Light.
As for the rest of our list, everyone will find a song that’s up to your taste. Indie pop girlies should check out Clairo’s “Se-y to Someone”, R&B fans will enjoy PinkPantheress’s “Turn It Up” and FLO’s “Caught Up”, while “Love Bites” by Nelly Furtado, Tove Lo, and SG Lewis will satisfy your cravings for the next big dance-pop banger.
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]]>The post Best New Songs of the Week appeared first on Hot Pop Today.
]]>No new song released this week created more hype than Olivia Rodrigo’s “Bad Idea Right?”. The singer’s cheeky guitar-heavy track sees her debating about getting back with her ex, and it perfectly showcases the tonal diversity of her upcoming second studio album Guts.
Speaking of new albums, this week marked the release of Karol G’s Mañana Será Bonito (Bichota Season), and its second single “Mi Ex Tenía Razón” made it to our list of the best new songs. Trippie Redd and The Hives also dropped new LPs this week, and we selected some of their best new songs for you to hear.
This week’s list has something in store for everyone, covering such genres as hip-hop, country, and alternative rock. Stick around to hear new music from Dogstar, Tove Lo, Kelsea Ballerini, James Bay, and many other amazing artists.
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]]>The post Tove Lo Turns Anime Mode On in Music Video for “I Like U” appeared first on Hot Pop Today.
]]>Tove Lo’s latest music video was directed by Ayaka Ohira, and it brought back her robot lover Annie from the music video for “No One Dies From Love”. Ohira helped the singer craft a futuristic, cyberpunk world, where Tove and Annie hold onto each other as their planet comes under attack.
Tove Lo said she couldn’t wait for her fans to witness the beautiful world created by Ayaka Ohira and feel all the creativity and hard work that went into it.
“I’m so honored to have the final chapter of me and Annie take place in this Universe. It’s been such an amazing experience watching this come to life by Ayaka and her team, and the fact that my character gets to be a part of the heroines in Galverse is so god damn cool,” wrote the singer in a statement on YouTube.
Tove Lo produced “I Like U” alongside Timfromthehouse, who previously produced several songs from her last album Dirt Femme, drawing inspiration from ‘90s and Y2K-era dance music.
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]]>The post Best New Songs of the Week appeared first on Hot Pop Today.
]]>This week marked the release of several new albums, but Foo Fighters’ But Here We Are is the buzziest of them all. The ten-minute track “The Teacher” was unleashed as the album’s fourth single ahead of its release, and it made it to our list of best songs.
This has also been an amazing week for epic collaboration and soundtrack music. Some of the songs on our list hail from hit movies and TV shows, including Ed Sheeran’s “A Beautiful Game” from Ted Lasso, Metro Boomin’s hip-hop infused “Calling” from Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, The Weeknd’s “Popular” from The Idol, and “Watati” by Karol G and Aldo Ranks from Barbie.
Most of these songs are amazing collaborations between our favorite artists, but the list of A-list match-ups doesn’t end there. Latto and Cardi B gave us another show-stopping female-lead hip-hop duet with “Put It On Da Floor Again”, Lana Del Rey and her dad Rob Grant joined forces for “Lost at Sea”, and Nelly Furtado made her highly-anticipated comeback with “Eat Your Man” featuring Dom Dolla.
The post Best New Songs of the Week appeared first on Hot Pop Today.
]]>The post Tove Lo Drops New EP Consisting of Acoustic Versions of “Dirt Femme” Songs appeared first on Hot Pop Today.
]]>The new EP feature stripped-down renditions of Tove Lo’s singles “No One Dies from Love”, “Call On Me”, “How Long”, and “Grapefruit”. She also shared acoustic versions of songs “Suburbia” and “Pineapple Slice”, and made room for her latest release “Borderline”, which she originally wrote with Dua Lipa.
The stripped-down versions were recorded everywhere from Brazil to France, and she couldn’t wait to share them with her fans.
“You’ve asked me for an acoustic album so I thought… why shouldn’t I give you what you want?? These are all emotional one takes recorded all over the world… at soundcheck, at home or elsewhere… Thank you to everyone who made these possible,” she wrote on Instagram.
Dirt Femme was released via Tove Lo’s own label Pretty Swede Records in October last year, and it was met with positive critical reception. She’s currently supporting the album with a world tour, which includes concerts across Europe, North America, and Australia.
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]]>The post Tove Lo Announces New Album “Dirt Femme” & Drops New Single “True Romance” appeared first on Hot Pop Today.
]]>Lo’s latest single draws inspiration from the film of the same name, and it’s the song about “destructive love at its best and worst”. It serves as the third single on her upcoming album Dirt Femme, and it was preceded by songs “How Long” and “No One Dies From Love”.
What separates Dirt Femme from Lo’s previous album is the fact it will be released through her own label Pretty Swede Records, after she decided to part ways with Island Records earlier this year.
“It’s my fifth album, and I built this platform and have these very dedicated human beings who are with me. I wanted to do things in a different way, and I felt like the only way I’m going to be able to do exactly what I want is if I just do it on my own,” the singer told NME.
Dirt Femme will hit the shelves on October 14, and it’s set to feature a total of 12 tracks, including collaborations with Channel Tres, First Aid Kit, and SG Lewis.
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]]>The post Tove Lo is No Longer the Saddest Girl in Sweden appeared first on Hot Pop Today.
]]>“I was definitely going through some sh*t on Lady Wood and Blue Lips,” Lo told Billboard, referencing her second and third albums, respectively. “I was working through it for everyone to watch, but that’s just how I deal with everything. This album is written from a calmer place so, naturally, it’s me looking out instead of looking in.”
She then went on to explain the reason behind the bleakness of her music in that period: “It was a very dramatic relationship that ended very horribly, so that broke me a lot.”
“This feels like a clean slate,” she said about her new album. “It’s also a way of being able to observe myself and a relationship without feeling so much anger. Kind of admitting to your own flawed sides without being frustrated with them.”
Listen to Lo’s single “Glad He’s Gone” off of the new album below. Let’s be honest — it’s still a bit dark. But as Einstein is sure to agree, light is a relative concept.
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