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Ice Spice, Halsey, Post Malone, and All the Songs You Need to Know This Week

Ice Spice, Halsey, Post Malone, and All the Songs You Need to Know This Week
Rolling Stone
By Rolling StoneJul 26, 2024
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Welcome to our weekly rundown of the best new music — featuring big new singles, key tracks from our favorite albums, and more. This week, Ice Spice drops her hugely anticipated debut album and joins forces with Travis Scott, Halsey taps into the melancholy side of Britney Spears, and Post Malone teams up with Luke Combs for some feel-good country. Plus, new music from Kacey Musgraves, Calvin Harris, and Ellie Goulding.

Ice Spice feat. Travis Scott, “Oh Shhh…” (YouTube)

Halsey, “Lucky” (YouTube)

Post Malone feat. Luke Combs, “Guy for That” (YouTube)

Kacey Musgraves, “Irish Goodbye”(YouTube)

Calvin Harris, Ellie Goulding, “Free” (YouTube)

Central Cee, “Gen Z Luv” (YouTube)

Gordo, Drake, “Sideways” (YouTube)

Ravyn Lenae feat. Childish Gambino, “One Wish” (YouTube)

Fuerza Regida, “Fresita” (YouTube)

Grupo Frontera feat. Romeo Santos, “Ángel” (YouTube) 

Tiësto, Alana Springsteen, “Hot Honey” (YouTube)

Sophie feat. Evita Manji, “Berlin Nightmare” (YouTube)

Porter Robinson, “Perfect Pinterest Garden” (YouTube)

Sunflower Bean, “Shake” (YouTube)

Hinds, “Superstar” (YouTube)

Something Corporate, “Happy” (YouTube)

Sinai Vessel, “Challenger” (YouTube)

Genevieve Stokes, “Dreamer” (YouTube)

Orla Gartland, “The Hit” (YouTube)

Nessa Barrett, “Passenger Princess” (YouTube)

Elsa y Elmar, “Ké MaL” (YouTube)

Niko Rubio, “Besito” (YouTube)

Monsieur Perine, “Jardin del Paraiso” (YouTube)

Saleka, Kid Cudi, “Divine” (YouTube)

Katseye, “Touch” (YouTube)

Brooke Candy, “Crisis” (YouTube) 

Erika de Casier and Nick León, “Bikini” (YouTube)

Malice K, “You’re My Girl” (YouTube)

Stylolive, MXKA, Menend, “Rush” (YouTube)

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