We Listened To All Of New Music Friday So You Don’t Have To: Mitski, Pale Waves, Charli XCX
29 June 2018, 16:42
| Written by
Cerys Kenneally
This week's New Music Friday playlist keeps you looped in with the week's biggest drops as we ease you into the weekend with Mitski, Pale Waves, Charli XCX and many more.
Our New Music Friday playlist is hotting up as we bring you the biggest tracks from this week.
Can't listen to the whole thing? Definitely Don't Miss These:
- Mitski finds her upbeat, summer-ready sound in her latest drop
- Fill your ears with Pale Waves' jangly dream-pop
- Rewind time in the youthful, fun single from Charli XCX
- King Henry and Elle Watson collaborate on a big summer banger
- Inescapable Drake is back with a feature from the late Michael Jackson
- Gia Margaret slows it down on her sunset-ready release
- Join Florence + the Machine as they dish out an intimate Friday feeling
- Soothe the week's stress with Johanna Samuels' quaint new track
- Embrace soft soul with syd B's new drop
- Tony Molina's minimalism lends a helping hand in waving away those work blues.
Listen to the full playlist and then let us us know which tracks you're loving!
Latest
- Jacob Alon shares new track, "August Moon"
- Aitch announces second album, 4
- Leon Thomas and Halle join forces on "Rather Be Alone"
- Kelly Lee Owens shares Mixo Extra remix of "Sunshine"
- Addison Rae releases new track, "Headphones On"
- Jade Bird announces third album, Who Wants to Talk About Love
- Lana Del Rey unveils new single, "Bluebird"
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