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Jack White, Future, Kelela, and All the Songs You Need to Know This Week

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Jack White, Future, Kelela, and All the Songs You Need to Know This Week
David James Swanson*

Welcome to our weekly rundown of the best new music — featuring big singles, key tracks from our favorite albums, and more. This week, Jack White rocks out on the stunning coda to his new album, Future minces no words and provides a statement to the press, and Kelela two-steps her way to “The Bridge” with fellow visionary PinkPantheress. Plus, new releases from Alabama Shakes, the Rolling Stones, Feid, L’Rain, Haruomi Hosono, and Suki Waterhouse.

Jack White, “Neighbors Blues” (YouTube)


Future, “Fukk a Interview” (YouTube)

Kelela feat. PinkPantheress, “The Bridge” (YouTube)

Alabama Shakes, “I Feel Hope Coming” (YouTube)

Feid, “A Xon de Que” (YouTube)

The Rolling Stones, “Divine Intervention” (YouTube)

The Last Dinner Party, “Knocking at the Sky” (YouTube)

L’Rain, “Borderline” (YouTube)

Haruomi Hosono, “Note of Mothership” (YouTube)

Suki Waterhouse, “Weirdo” (YouTube)

De La Rose feat. Ryan Castro, “La Monda” (YouTube)

The Linda Lindas feat. Hayley Williams, “Closer” (YouTube)

Ezra Collective feat. Lila Iké, “Well Organised” (YouTube)

Michael Christmas, Chris Crack, Girl Talk, “Vending Machine Charcuterie Board” (YouTube)

Scout Willis, “Honey, I” (YouTube)

Squirrel Flower, “Not Me” (YouTube)

Snooper, “Recess” (YouTube)

Baby Jane, “Feels Like” (YouTube)

Ephraim, “Anyway” (YouTube)

Genesis Owusu, KYE, “Human Again” (YouTube)

Gym Class Heroes, “Universal Language” (YouTube)

Cain Culto, “A Plague, A Pestilence” (YouTube)

Show Me the Body, “Dance In the U.S.A.” (YouTube)

Algee Smith, “OTW” (YouTube)

Parts & Labor, “Arterial Material” (YouTube)

Citizen, “I Can See You from Here” (YouTube)

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