Sound Off: 10 Songs You Need to Hear Now
It's impossible to be across all the new music out each Friday. Luckily, PAPER is here to help you out: each week, we round up 10 of our favorite new songs from artists — emerging and established — to soundtrack your life. From the surreal to the sublime, these songs cover every corner of the music world. The only criteria: they all have to absolutely rip.
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Kylie Minogue, Bebe Rexha, Tove Lo - "My Oh My"
Charming and unapologetically silly, “My Oh My” is a perfect late-summer confection, down to Kylie, Bebe and Tove name-checking themselves on each verse.
Metronomy, Nourished by Time - "My Love"
Off-kilter synth-pop that’s atmospheric and catchy, “My Love”’s low-key tone belies a profound hookiness.
Moses Sumney - "Gold Coast"
Moses Sumney’s latest self-released single is diaphanous and funky, even as it remains staunchly committed to minimalism.
Molly Nilsson - "Naming Names"
Big fan of this dewy-eyed power ballad from Berlin-based underground star Molly Nilsson’s new album Un-American Activities, a rich exploration of communism and freedom.
Ice Spice, Central Cee - "Did It First"
Defiant, icily-toned Jersey club from two of the biggest young rappers of the moment, the culture clash between British and American rap creates an appealing friction.
Clairo - "Add Up My Love"
A jubilant highlight from Clairo’s brilliant third record Charm, “Add Up My Love” is filled with small, sweet details that make it feel like a self-contained universe.
Remi Wolf - "Soup"
Dewy, '80s-indebted electro-pop from Remi Wolf, whose ability to glide effortlessly between genres is remarkable.
Miss Madeline - "OMG"
Miss Madeline takes on liars and cheaters on this goofy, fun electro-clash track.
Madison Rose "FALLING OUTTA HEAVEN"
Madison Rose takes it back to the era of maximalist 2010s EDM with “FALLING OUTTA HEAVEN,” appropriately capturing the genre’s woah-oh-oh euphoria.
Jonah Almost - "Clean Cut"
The latest track from rising New York producer Jonah Almost is a furiously-paced techno rager that speeds by in an instant.
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