She Comes From Nowhere<\/em> contains a little bit of Alvvays and a tiny hint of Stereolab; it\u2019s warm and fresh-feeling, vintage-toned but never stuffy. <\/p>\nLola Young – “One Thing”<\/h3>\n
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I have a soft spot for Lola Young, the Tyler the Creator collaborator and viral singer-songwriter whose rough-around-the-edges charm is key, I think, to her success. That goes doubly for \u201cOne Thing,\u201d which is a filthy sex jam that kinda sounds like mid-2010s Metronomy. <\/p>\n
Rihanna – “Friend of Mine”<\/h3>\n
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At this point, Rihanna only really releases music because a film production is contractually requiring her to, but there\u2019s some genuine fun to be had with \u201cFriend of Mine,” which rides a surprisingly raucous house beat. <\/p>\n
Yeule – “Dudu”<\/h3>\n
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Yeule taps into the daydreamy, singalong spirit of a lot of classic 2000s trip-pop on this light, airy new track. <\/p>\n
Wolf Alice – “Bloom Baby Bloom”<\/h3>\n
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\u201cBloom Baby Bloom\u201d is bold and brash, moving from delicate Latin-tinged pop into aggro glam-rock swagger. Makes an impact! <\/p>\n
Acopia – “Talk About It”<\/h3>\n
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The latest Acopia single channels avant-pop pioneers like Anna Domino while incorporating a bracing sense of forward motion; it\u2019s hypnotic and cutting. <\/p>\n
Morgan Wallen, Tate McRae – “What I Want”<\/h3>\n
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Relations between the US and Canada aren\u2019t all that bad right now after all: There\u2019s still room for each country\u2019s biggest to collaborate on a song that, while not as big a banger as it probably should be, is still profoundly catchy. <\/p>\n
Girl Ultra, Empress Of, Chromeo – “Tomas”<\/h3>\n
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I\u2019m going to the beach later, and will listen to this on the entire journey down. How could you not? <\/p>\n
Nate Sib and 2hollis – “back & forth”<\/h3>\n
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It\u2019s always nice to see besties collaborate; this highlight from Nate Sib\u2019s new album is walloping, smart and intensely minimalist. <\/p>\n
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Photography: Lola Young by Lily West & Eliana Shymansky<\/em><\/p>\n<\/br><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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