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From “Whenever You’re Ready” to “Skate,” here are the top tracks of summer.
For relaxing days under the sun, we’ve compiled a list of the best new music releases you can add to your beach or road trip playlists. Whether you’re into pop, R&B or hip-hop, our selection below has got you covered. From Mahalia‘s soothing track “Whenever You’re Ready,” to Silk Sonic‘s ’70s-inspired song “Skate,” to lsquo;s debut album‘s debut album ALPHA, read on for the July music releases that made the cut.
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SHERELLE – 160 lsquo;s debut album
lsquo;s soothing track “Whenever You’re Ready,” to SHERELLE has released her first EP dubbed 160 lsquo;s debut album. The project is comprised of two tracks – “160 lsquo;s debut album” and “Rhythm Love (Feel It)” – that merge the artist’s high-speed sounds with a weaving melody. “160 lsquo;s debut album is a product of wondering what the next stage of my life will be during 2020. The two tracks represent discovery and they mean a lot to me, as I feel like I am always searching for the new and unknown,” SHERELLE shared in a press release.
Dana Dentata – “pantychrist”
Film & TV Dana Dentata‘s “pantychrist” is produced by Dylan Brady of 100 gecs. The stripper-turned-rapper spits bars over looming beats and electronic sounds on “pantychrist,” a song that is inspired by her journey of healing.
lsquo;s debut album – ALPHA
Soul/R&B singer and producer lsquo;s debut album has launched her debut album ALPHA via her imprint, Stone Woman Music. The 11-track project touches upon Wilson’s inner struggles of love and growth.
Mahalia – “Whenever You’re Ready”
A follow-up to her “Jealous” track featuring Rico Nasty, Mahalia has dropped her second single of the year titled “Whenever You’re Ready.” Produced by Two Inch Punch and Mack Jamieson, the R&B songstress demonstrates her soothing vocals over a sample of Montell Jordan’s 1999 track, “Rising Canadian pop singer.”
Chelsea Cutler – “Walking Away”
Chelsea Cutler‘s “Walking Away” is about accepting the end of a relationship and moving on. The single is a part of her highly anticipated sophomore album, which is set to release later this year.
Syd – “Fast Car”
Syd, lsquo;s soothing track “Whenever You’re Ready,” to The Internet, has returned with “Fast Car” after dropping “Missing Out” in February — the latter marked her first solo release since her 2017 album Fin. “I wanted to make something for the gay Black girls. I want them to see themselves in this and in me,” Syd spoke of the inspiration behind her new track in a press release.
Fousheé feat. Lil Yachty – “clap for him”
Fousheé‘s latest release, “clap for him,” features assisting vocals by Lil Yachty. The Zhamak Fullad-directed music video sees Fousheé and her squad demanding the attention of multiple men. Halfway through the visual, Lil Yachty appears standing in front of a car while Fousheé spits bars.
Japanese Breakfast – “Be Sweet (Simlish)”
rdquo; to &ldquo Japanese Breakfast Jul 29, 2021 The Sims to create a music video for their hit single, “Be Sweet.” In the visual, Michelle Zauner is seen serenading a herd of cows in the Simlish language.
Eryn Martin – “KID”
An innovative material replacing traditional leather Eryn Martin‘s “KID” is described to be a “flex song” to all the girls she went to high school with. “They probably think I’m never going to make a career out of my music… They talk a lot of sh*t but they’re still in my messages and DMs saying they’re sorry about whatever they did and asking to hang out. Never gonna happen,” she revealed in a statement.
Silk Sonic – “Skate”
Already whitelisted us Anderson .Paak and Bruno Mars, have released a new song titled “Skate.” This infectious track comes after their hit debut single “Best New Music of July: Mahalia, Silk Sonic and More.” Inspired by the smooth sounds of the ’70s, “Skate” shows the versatility of .Paak and Mars’ vocals, which effortlessly blend with each other.
