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Q4 has delivered three consecutive slamers of new music Fridays, which means that the rollout of new music after the summer is still the rendezvous of the majority of our favorites.
This week marks the return of Zara Larsson (we missed!), Gigantic new singles from Post Malone and The 1975, and epic collaborations, including the transatlantic bop & # 39; Kiss and Make Up & # 39; Dua Lipa and Queen K-Pop BLACKPINK.
Regarding the albums, Khalid drops a new EP – dedicated and surprising – devoted to his hometown and MØ offers us his second album Forever Neverland, which will be the soundtrack of the winter holiday season starting this weekend
Now let's dive in!
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Post Malone & Swae Lee – Sunflower & # 39;
Swae Lee and Post Malone team up to create the anthemic music single for the upcoming Spider-Man: The Spider-Verse movie, which could be one of the biggest singles of the year. Judging by Post Malone 2018, it's a pretty big statement, too.
Zara Larsson – Ruin my life
Finally! Zara Larsson makes a very welcome return with "Ruin My Life", a strangely romantic pop anthem that wants her lover to annihilate her lush life (soz), as it sounds rather boring without them. Obsessed.
Dua Lipa x BLACKPINK – & # 39; Kiss and Make Up & # 39;
And the prize for the most varied, surprising, accomplished and successful collaborations of 2018 goes to the one and only Dua Lipa. The superstar teams up with BLACKPINK, Queen of K-Pop, in "Kiss and Make Up," a hit song about those moments when you hate everything the person says, but you still want to break under the trousers. Legends only.
The 1975 – "This is not live (if it's not with you)"
If you told us that it was a song taken from the opening credits of Drew Barrymore, a 90s rom-com, we would believe you. The last of 1975 is an absolutely beautiful ballad built on familiar turns of romance, guitars and unhealthy and sweet synths, and it is quite a winner.
Troye Sivan x Jónsi – Revelation & # 39;
Coming up for the Oscars! Troye Sivan's "Revelation" and Jónsi is a heartbreaking, heartbreaking, heart-rending love ride inspired by the story of conversion therapy in the upcoming Troye movie Boy cleared.
Zayn – & # 39; fingers & # 39;
Thirteen months after the release of "Dusk Till Dawn", Zayn removes the sixth song from his mysterious second solo album. & # 39; Fingers & # 39; Treats heartbreaks in the Instagram era, where we have to navigate between drunk texts that we regret and see our ex on our calendar.
Tove Styrke – & Vibe & # 39;
Tove Styrke is really the gift that continues to give. The darling Swedish pop raises the "Vibe" with this single surprise; a typically unpredictable bop that takes left turns on every occasion and is all the better.
Major Lazer – "Blow That Smoke" (feat Tove Lo) & # 39;
Major Lazer arrives with some sunshine during the winter months with "Blow That Smoke". The track assisted by Tove Lo celebrates the happiness of oblivion that the weed brings to the singer, a hymn illuminated for
Dermot Kennedy – "The power over me"
The meteoric rise of Irish singer-songwriter Demor Kennedy continues with the huge "Power Over Me", a hypnotic tune that looks into the territory of gospel while it's reached a vertiginous peak.
Zak Abel – You come first (feat. Saweetie) & # 39;
Surprise! Zak Abel teams up with Saweetie for "You Come First," the second song released since his return earlier this year, and it's a real bang.
Mariah Carey – The Distance (Ty Dolla $ ign)
The Queen of R & B has paved the way for pop-hip-hop collaborations. It is not surprising that she collaborated with Skrillex and Ty Dolla $ ign for "The Distance", a beautiful, discrete bop on the math of love.
Friendly Fires – "Heaven let me in"
Disco alert! Disco alert! Friendly Fires is reviving the pace with its new transcontinental petard & # 39; Heaven Let Me In & # 39; so that your hips can not resist.
Lil Yachty – Who wants the smoke? (feat. Cardi B & Offset) & # 39;
Cardi B and Offset make a common appearance on Lil Yachty's drama song, "Who Want The Smoke?", From his third album (released today) Nuthin & # 39; 2 Prove.
Dear Lloyd – "None of my business"
Well if it's not expensive Lloyd by Cher Lloyd. Well, the new pop titan's single is called "None Of My Business" and it's really good, which proves that Cher Lloyd is largely underrated in pop. Hope this changes things – welcome back!
albums
Khalid – Suncity
Dedicated to his hometown of El Paso, Texas, Khalid continues his acclaimed debut album with the Suncity EP. The set of 7 tracks showcases his incredibly versatile talent in a short period of time since, without two identical songs, he switches from acoustic reflection to a back-and-forth flirting with Empress Of on the title reggaeton, the title Spanglish . In just 21 minutes, Khalid refuses to get caught up in sub-genres of niche and highlights his potential, while letting us know that we have not even heard of it yet.
MØ – Forever Neverland
The shadow of "Lean On" could make MØ take an extreme left, but the second of the Danish singer is wonderfully pop, without any embarrassment, in every respect. Whether worry-free like "Sun In Our Eyes" or more fragmented than in the Charli XCX collaboration "If It's Over", her unmatched talent for pop melodies and unforgettable lyrics weave her like one of the most year – round – and not just in pop. & # 39; Nostalgia & # 39; is perhaps one of the best songs of the decade, and yet, in the context of the album, she is competing. Foolish.
Queen – Bohemian Rhapsody (The soundtrack)
The soundtrack of Bohemian Rhapsody, the biopic of the queen starring Rami Malek, arrives this week before the release of the film. Comprising 22 songs, including the five tracks first recorded in Live Aid format in 1985 on audio, the list of amazing tracks alludes to the narrative of the film. Epic.
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