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Childish Gambino, Jimin, Madison Beer, and All the Songs You Need to Know This Week

Childish Gambino, Jimin, Madison Beer, and All the Songs You Need to Know This Week

Welcome to our weekly rundown of the best new music — featuring big new singles, key tracks from our favorite albums, and more. This week, Childish Gambino dropped his seventh, and possibly last, album, Jimin shares his second solo set, and Madison Beer serves up a pulsating dose of dance pop. Plus, new music from Lil Yachty, Rauw Alejandro, Joe Jonas, and more.


Childish Gambino feat. Jorja Smith & Amaarae, “In the Night” (YouTube)

Jimin, “Who” (YouTube)

Madison Beer, “15 Minutes” (YouTube)

Lil Yachty, “Let’s Get on Dey Ass” (YouTube)

Rauw Alejandro, “Dejame Entrar” (YouTube)

Glass Animals, “Show Pony” (YouTube)

Joe Jonas, “Work It Out” (YouTube)

JT, “90s Baby” (YouTube)

JADE, “Angel of My Dreams” (YouTube)

Ivan Cornejo, “Mirada” (YouTube)

Role Model, “Scumbag” (YouTube)

The Linda Lindas, “All In My Head” (YouTube)

Los Bitchos, “Kiki, You Complete Me!” (YouTube)

Kim Deal, “Coast” (YouTube)

Japandroids, “Chicago” (YouTube)

Michaela Jaé, “Green Lights” (YouTube)

Sofi Tukker, “Hey Homie” (YouTube)

Joy Oladokun, “Drugs” (YouTube)

Wyatt Flores, Jake Kohn, “Before I Do” (YouTube)

Luis R Conriquez, “Volando Bajito” (YouTube)

Cimafunk, “Dime” (YouTube)

Ela Taubert, “¿Para Qué?” (YouTube)

Faouzia, “Ice” (YouTube)

Spinall feat. Tyla and Omah Lay, “One Call” (YouTube)

Amindi, “Fine With Me” (YouTube)

Bradley Simpson, “Daisies” (YouTube)

Snakehips, Earthgang, “The Remedy” (YouTube)

Chris Conde, Hard Ton, “Good Boys Say Yes Sir” (YouTube) 

Dinah Jane, “Road Less Traveled” (YouTube) 

Victoria Justice, “Down” (YouTube)

Great Grandpa, “Kid” (YouTube)

Jorge Celedón, Ana Barbara, “Olvídala” (YouTube) 

Pure Shores, “Superhuman” (YouTube)

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