New Music You Need To Hear This Week

Keeping up with the constant flow of new music can feel overwhelming, if not impossible. With weekly album releases and standalone singles dropping daily, the sheer volume of new tracks makes it easy for some to slip through the cracks. Even following the daily recommendations from platforms like Uproxx can be a lot to handle. That’s why, every Monday, we’ll provide a rundown of the best new music you need to hear.

This week saw Charli XCX step into a fresh era, while Jessie Murph expanded her latest album. It was truly a great week for new releases. Check out the highlights below:

Charli XCX — “Chains Of Love”
Not only did Charli XCX contribute music to the upcoming Wuthering Heights film, but she also crafted an entire album. Her latest single, “Chains Of Love,” has fans comparing it to her 2013 debut True Romance—a nostalgic, yet exciting return to form.

Jessie Murph — “Wildflowers And Wine”
After receiving widespread acclaim for Sex Hysteria, Jessie Murph dropped a deluxe edition of the album last week, adding eight new tracks. Additionally, a visual companion piece is in the works, extending the creative world she established with her “1965” music video.

Robyn — “Dopamine”
Robyn’s first single since 2018 (excluding her occasional collaborations) arrived last week in the form of “Dopamine.” This dance-ready track picks up right where she left off, making it a treat for long-time fans.

Dominic Fike — “White Keys”
“White Keys” gained instant popularity among Fike’s fans, though he had forgotten about it himself. He explained that the internet reminded him of this song, bringing him back to a musical space he hadn’t realised he’d left.

FKA Twigs — “Predictable Girl”
What was supposed to be a deluxe edition of Eusexua turned into its own full album, Eusexua Afterglow. The album is led by the haunting “Predictable Girl,” complete with a striking video reminiscent of The Matrix.

Magdalena Bay — “This Is The World (I Made It For You)”
Magdalena Bay continue to surprise fans with new music. Their latest release, Nice Day: A Collection of Singles, includes two new tracks: “This Is The World (I Made It For You)” and “Nice Day.”

Leon Bridges — “A Merry Black Christmas”
As the holiday season approaches, Leon Bridges joins the wave of festive releases with “A Merry Black Christmas.” He also teamed up with Norah Jones for a duet, “This Christmas I’m Coming Home.”

Tobias Jesso Jr. — “I Love You”
After stepping away from the limelight post-2015’s Goon, Tobias Jesso Jr. makes his return with “I Love You,” a tender, emotional track. The accompanying video features Dakota Johnson and Riley Keough.

Ken Carson — “Margiela”
Ken Carson’s “Margiela” video cleverly trolls fans with a fake loading circle, perhaps a nod to how fast-paced and ever-changing his life is. The video, filmed during his ongoing tour with Playboi Carti, reflects his whirlwind lifestyle.

Orville Peck — “Maybe This Time”
After hosting his 7th annual rodeo event, Orville Peck dropped a new EP, Appaloosa, just in time for his performances. The EP gives him fresh material to perform during his three different rodeo shows.

This week has been packed with exciting releases across various genres, so make sure to dive into these fresh tracks and discover something new for your playlist.

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