Listen To The Five Best Songs This Week
What a quick week it’s been, and with it came a whole host of great new music. Here’s our pick of the best tunes from the past seven days.
Mysterious Parish bunch ANTHEMS brought breezy pan pipes, golden synths and daydream vocals to take us a million miles away from Blue Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, heck, all week. Doused in tropical sounds, “Up In Mine” is musical escapism at its finest.
Swapping the exotic for the chilly climes of Norway, new ambient/electronic soloist Sea Change presented the breathtaking “Let’s Dance” and we fell instantly in love. Beats creep, synths shatter and Ellen Sunde’s husky vocal cuts through lush, downbeat layers. Last year’s debut “Bursting” was a welcome introduction to Ms Sunde’s writing, but “Let’s Dance” is Sea Change, well, changing and growing in sound.
In sharp juxtaposition, Danish songstress MØ repudiated any suggestion of flailing one’s limbs in new pop killer, “Don’t Wanna Dance”. Admittedly, it lacks the edge of previous tracks like “XXX 88″, but it shows MØ’s determination in hitting the mainstream via bright and creative pop music.
Funk lines, cloudy harmonies and glassy synths combined to impress us on Fever Kids’ new track, “Holding Grass”. Hailing from the Greece capital, the pair known only as Σtella and Alex seem to have a firm grip on how to pen tunes with groove and melody. Surely that’s the best kind.
Finally, London’s Years & Years dished out their latest ode to electro-soul, handled by rising produced Lxury (of affiliated Disclosure fame). Replete with a soaring chorus, audacious bass throbs, solid vocals and vivacious percussion, “Real” is ready to hit radio speakers.
Listen to our selection of the week’s best new music below:
- Joviale and Fabiana Palladino feature on Laura Groves' first release in two years, Yes
- Kesha releases new single, "THE ONE."
- Humour unveil new single, "In The Paddies"
- Wolf Alice cover Fleetwood Mac’s “Dreams” and preview new album The Clearing at Glastonbury 2025
- Kim Petras returns with new track, "Polo"
- Olivia Rodrigo brings out The Cure’s Robert Smith during Glastonbury headline set
- CHVRCHES surprise fans with first live performance in two years and confirm new album
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