Bryson Tiller, Carly Rae Jepsen, And That Lorde & Chromeo Remix: This Week In Music
Fast Company readers, lend me your ears for another week in music recommendations. (Or just scroll to the bottom and take our weekly playlist with you.)
Track 1. Byrson Tiller – Don’t Get Too High
Why set a release date anymore? Bryson Tiller announced his sophomore album, True to Self, would be out on June 23. But instead he surprised everyone and just dropped this Self-ie last night.
Track 2. Lorde & Chromeo – Green Light Remix
Shout out to Lorde with the dance moves. Now the electro duo Chromeo remix even more song for her to groove to, so watch out. Lorde’s new album Melodrama is due June 16.
Track 3. Carly Rae Jepsen – Cut To The Feeling
“Cut to the Feeling” was left off the Canadian singer’s critically acclaimed “E•MO•TION”—both sides A and B—and yet somehow, it still manages to transcend most other pop music in 2017. It’s unlikely to lift Jepsen from pop underdog purgatory, but in a just and fair world, this would be another #1 in a string of global hits. — Recommended by Daniel Taroy
Track 4. Travis Scott – Butterfly Effect
Track 5. A R I Z O N A – Passionfruit (Drake Cover)
The electro-pop trio A R I Z O N A have somehow managed to perfect perfection: Their cover of “Passionfruit,” arguably Drake’s best track from his latest album More Life, transports the song back to the ’80s by making full use of the downtempo synth vibe of the original. (AND YOU CAN FIGHT ME ON THAT, RE: DRAKE’S BEST SONG FROM MORE LIFE) — Recommended by KC Ifeanyi
Track 6. Offset and Gucci – Met Gala
Migos set off to take the world on via the divide and conquer tactic; the latest collaboration with the Migos family tree is from Gucci Mane. Mane enlisted Offset of the Migos trio for the lead single “Met Gala” off his new album “Droptopwop“.
Track 7. LUXXURY – I Need You
It’s a hot summer day, and you’ve just ambled into a poolside party that seems to have been going strong since the early ’80s. The soundtrack? This dreamy synthpop, disco-infused single from L.A.’s Luxxury. — Recommended by Noah Robischon
Bonus Track. Ariana Grande – Moonlight
This reflective track isn’t new, but it is for this week, for Manchester, and for the letter by Patrick Millsaps that reminds us that “Music is the international language of peace”.
Just like last week, We went ahead and added all these new music standouts into a neat playlist below. Be advised we will be updating this Spotify listing every Friday, so it may not be evergreen. Follow the playlist on Spotify, and come back to Fast Company every Friday for our weekly updates.
A few more songs we’re recommending this week.
Fast Company readers, lend me your ears for another week in music recommendations. (Or just scroll to the bottom and take our weekly playlist with you.)
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