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Ten songs, one week, no filler
Rolling Stone's weekly roundup leads with a War on Drugs comeback, a Slayyyter revenge rework, and a sly This is Lorelei cut.
In brief
Rolling Stone's weekly roundup leads with a War on Drugs comeback, a Slayyyter revenge rework, and a sly This is Lorelei cut. This week's list is built around three headliners, with a long tail of releases from Rema to Dolly Parton worth a scroll. Originally reported by Rolling Stone.
The week's new music, sorted
Rolling Stone's weekly rundown collects big singles, standout album tracks, and everything else worth hearing. Three picks get top billing, then a long list follows.
“Welcome to our weekly rundown of the best new music”
The War on Drugs return
"Who's That" is the band's first new song in four years, and it rocks. Four years of silence, broken by a single.
Slayyyter warns her ex
"Crank 2" reworks her own track into something threatening, aimed squarely at an ex. The rework turns a pop cut into a warning shot.
This is Lorelei calls it out
"The Kid With the Crown" wags a finger at a shifty friend. It's a jaunty highlight from his latest album, light on its feet and pointed.
Big names in the tail
Rema, Jhene Aiko with Kendrick Lamar, Tinashe, Dolly Parton with the First Ladies of Bluegrass, and Quavo with T.I. all land new tracks this week.
Scroll for the deep cuts
Past the headliners sit Lucy Dacus, Shygirl, Sierra Ferrell, Teenage Fanclub, Ibibio Sound Machine, and Haruomi Hosono. Every entry links out to YouTube.
What matters most
This week's list is built around three headliners, with a long tail of releases from Rema to Dolly Parton worth a scroll.
