As the week in music involves a detailed, Hypebeast has rounded up the perfect tasks for the latest installment of Best New Tracks.
This week’s lineup is led by Doja Cat and Jean Dawson with SZA, who launched the album Scarlet and the only “NO SZNS,” respectively. Also becoming a member of this choice are choices from Bleachers, DJ Premier, Balming Tiger, Jacob Collier with Brandi Carlile, JELEEL!, Bleachers, Mndsgn and Moneybagg Yo with Sexxy Red.
Doja Cat – Scarlet
Doja Cat’s fourth album Scarlet makes for a powerful contender for Album of the Year. The 17-track undertaking is almost easy for the artist and hears at her coolest, most comfy and most assured but as she explores the sonic areas that her artistry needs.
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Jean Dawson x SZA – “NO SZNS”
Jean Dawson and SZA group up for the dreamy collab, “NO SZNS.” Speaking to Rolling Stone, Dawson shared, “I made this song like I’ve made the rest of my songs: The song poses a question then answers that question upon completion. This song allowed me to ask myself what I’m afraid of in my own physical voice and what it is I have to say to anyone that deems my music worth listening to.”
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Bleachers – “Modern Girl”
Jack Antonoff’s rock outfit Bleachers return with “Modern Girl,” their first single of 2021. The reduce arrives with an accompanying music video directed by Alex Lockett and is the primary style of the group’s followup album to 2021’s Take the Sadness Out of Saturday Night.
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Balming Tiger – “Kamehameha”
Balming Tiger, the Seoul-based collective making waves all around the world, pronounces their debut album January Never Dies (due October 19) with the brand new single “Kamehameha.” Paying homage to the Korean ingesting recreation of the identical title, the group shares, “’Kamehameha’ is a song that expresses the psychology of a heavily drunk character and is inspired by a Korean alcohol game song that any Korean adult can sympathise with. The crew compared the feeling of being drunk and full of confidence to Kamehameha, the representative skill of Dragon Ball. This track also contains the meaning of satire that the momentary bravado after drinking alcohol is not the real self.”
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Mndsgn – “YUM.ME”
Stones Throw’s Mndsgn debuts “YUM.ME,” the second single off his forthcoming Snaxxx undertaking. The document is about to drop October 8 and is a solo manufacturing with collaborators Anna Wise, Liv.e and Devin Morrison — deviating from his earlier launch Rare Pleasure that featured recordings and performances with a full band.
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JELEEL! – “GFU!”
JELEEL! continues his roll with the brand new single “GFU!,” which serves because the successor to his debut album REAL RAW! from earlier this 12 months. “I really love this record as it has aspects from my signature sound but with the new addition of a club music bounce in the drum rhythm,” he shares in a press release. “I’ve also grown a lot since my post album tour, and this song speaks to what comes with that. There’s an influx of new people that are coming into my life now as I’ve gotten more attention, but I’m just trying to do me and be with my day one people!”
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Jacob Collier x Brandi Carlile – “Little Blue”
Jacob Collier pronounces the ultimate installment in his Djesse sequence with the Brandi Carlile-assisted reduce “Little Blue.” Carlile says of the observe, “‘Little Blue’ is such a gorgeous song and Jacob is a generational talent. I spend an embarrassing amount of time following him and studying his mind bendingly beautiful music. Getting to climb inside of it and be a part of his creation is a wonderful twist of fate.” Collier’s Djesse Vol. 4 drops February 29.
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DJ Premier – Beats That Collected Dust, Vol. 3
The legendary DJ Premier unveils the third quantity in his Beats That Collected Dust sequence. The 18-track effort is the primary launch within the sequence since 2011, with the producer stating, “I like unique releases and Beats That Collected Dust is so unique. I also love the process of titling a project. I’ve always been responsible for titling all the projects I produce, and Beats That Collected Dust is so fitting. The format is an original tool, just like talk beds, freestyles, writing verses, and just plain listening. I decide when to release these instrumental volumes when they reach the stage of collecting dust. So here we are; Beats That Collected Dust, Vol. 3 is here and vinyl has arrived.”
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Moneybagg Yo x Sexxy Red – “Big Dawg”
Rising star Sexxy Red groups up with Moneybagg Yo for his or her collaborative observe, “Big Dawg.” The reduce is about to look CMG The Label forthcoming compilation album Gangsta Art 2, which is able to launch Friday, September 29.
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