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new songs with us now.
Justin Bieber is known as
a young singer, and he is very talented. Whenever he has a new song, it immediately
gets a lot of attention from the teenager and his fan. Chance the Rapper's
Coloring Book is packed with many varying hues. Nine tracks deep into the
mixtape of him, Justin Bieber, and Towkio filled in the lines with a hazy shade
of purple on the smoky, down-tempo "Juke Jam." This song will be the
best choice to start a dynamic week.
Although Post Malone has
been around for a minute, it wasn't until yesterday that we got our first
comprehensive taste of what the "White Iverson" rapper offered
regarding a long-term project. His debut mixtape, August 26, seems to be packed
with heaters, but none is as Fuego as his ode to Monta Ellis. That’s reason why
he chooses the name “Monte” for this song.
ScHoolboy Q and Kanye West
ring up Top on their latest collaboration "that Part" is a cut off of
Q's forthcoming record. This single is the most hype performance Q's given us
from his latest material. More than that, the track serves as somewhat of an
official surrender of whatever things that Kanye had left to give.
Even the most wicked and
unrestrained of forest fires must first begin with an unassuming spark catching
flame. James Blake and Justin Vernon still have been slowly and diligently
pining away on their new projects, and their new collaboration off of Blake's
The Colour In Anything feels like a visceral reawakening after a long
hibernation. "I Need A Forest Fire" flickers and sputters before
totally engulfing the listeners in Blake and Vernon's emerald inferno; a sonic
interpretation of how necessary it is to set the torch to the figurative
deadwood in our lives and focus on cultivating what's tenacious enough to
remain in the aftermath.
These days, if a big
budget animated movie doesn't come prepackaged with a bombastic anthem of
optimism from a high-wattage performer, is it a big budget animated movie after
all? Look at Pharrell's "Happy" from Despicable Me 2or Rihanna's
"Towards The Sun" from Home. Justin Timberlake is the latest addition
to the canon with his new single "Can't Stop The Feeling" from the Trolls
soundtrack, which plays a bit like a sanitized, family-friendly "Can't
Feel My Face" by The Weekend—which should come as no surprise, considering
both tracks were helmed by Swedepop demigod Max Martin. It's more bubblegum
than we're used to from JT, but regardless of if you like it now, you'll most
certainly hear it so much on your parents' adult contemporary radio station of
choice over the next few years that you'll learn to like it anyways. —Sal
Maicki
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