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We’re back with a bunch of funky new tracks for you all this week! It’s certainly a week for some tunes you can have a bit of a boogie to, with new synth-pop from No Rome, The 1975, and Charli XCX, some slinky R&B from Silk Sonic, and of course the newest summer pop single from Zara Larsson. We’ve also got a new laidback soft-pop track from Maroon 5, with a guest feature from Megan Thee Stallion! Read on to get the deets on the tracks you should be listening to this week!
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Given that pop star years are like dog years, Sweden’s Zara Larsson might be worried about taking four between albums. Ariana Grande has come up with three long-players since Larsson’s So Good in 2017. Taylor Swift has made four.
Larsson has time on her side, however. Known for her singing in Sweden since she won their version of Britain’s Got Talent aged 10, she’s still only 23, and she hasn’t really been away. Her songs Symphony (with Clean Bandit) and Lush Life spent more than a year each on the UK chart and are both tantalisingly close to joining Spotify’s billion streams club. Rather than an album being an important landmark, this is more of a convenient collection of recent singles, with six of its songs already available and the oldest, Ruin My Life, dating all the way back to October 2018.
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