Our Favorite Songs of the Week (playlist)
In breaking music news, BrooklynVegan has released their weekly playlist featuring an array of new songs from a variety of artists across different genres. The playlist, which can be found on Spotify, showcases tracks from Menomena, The Folk Implosion, King Hannah, Jadasea, bbymutha, Fontaines DC, Cloud Nothings, and many more.
One standout track on the playlist is “Copious” by Menomena, which brings a unique blend of indie rock sound with intricate instrumentals. The Folk Implosion’s “Moonlit Kind” offers a dreamy, atmospheric vibe that is sure to captivate listeners. King Hannah’s “Davey Says” provides a mix of haunting vocals and lush instrumentals, creating a hypnotic listening experience.
Fans of hip-hop will enjoy Jadasea’s “Not Much 2 Say,” a track that showcases the artist’s slick rhymes and smooth flow. bbymutha’s “piss!” brings a bold and confident energy, with fierce delivery and provocative lyrics.
Fontaines DC’s “Starburster” is a high-energy track that is sure to get listeners moving, while Cloud Nothings’ “Final Summer” offers a more introspective and melancholic sound. Ekko Astral’s “i90,” featuring Josaleigh Pollett, provides a mesmerizing blend of electronic beats and ethereal vocals.
Other notable tracks on the playlist include Ben Seretan’s “New Air,” Guided by Voices’ “Serene King,” and Martha Skye Murphy’s “Need,” featuring Roy Montgomery. Taylor Swift also makes an appearance on the playlist with “Florida!!!!,” featuring Florence + The Machine, a collaboration that is sure to excite fans of both artists.
With a diverse range of artists and genres represented on the playlist, there is something for everyone to enjoy. Whether you’re into indie rock, hip-hop, or electronic music, this week’s BrooklynVegan playlist has something for all music lovers to discover and enjoy.
To listen to the full playlist and discover new music, head over to Spotify and subscribe to the BrooklynVegan Weekly Playlist. Join thousands of listeners in exploring the latest tracks from emerging and established artists in the music scene.
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