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Rachel Chinouriri, Fontaines D.C., Olivia Rodrigo, and All the Songs You Need to Know This Week

Looking for the week’s best new music? Check out our 'Songs You Need to Know' playlist

Rachel Chinouriri, Fontaines D.C., Olivia Rodrigo, and All the Songs You Need to Know This Week

Rachel Chinouriri at Daisy Chain Fields Festival 2026.

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Welcome to our weekly rundown of the best new music — featuring big singles, key tracks from our favorite albums, and more. This week, Rachel Chinouriri struts to the club on a sparkling synth stunner, Fontaines D.C. grapple with feelings of inadequacy on a glowing Dopamine Chamber highlight, and Olivia Rodrigo recruits Chappell Roan for a fiery remix of “Expectations.” Plus, new tunes from @, Tate McRae, Zach Bryan, A$AP Rocky, and the Avalanches.

Rachel Chinouriri, “Pretty Girls” (YouTube)


Fontaines D.C., “One Man” (YouTube)

Olivia Rodrigo, “Expectations (feat. Chappell Roan)” (YouTube)

A$AP Rocky, Reggie, Jeremih, “Shroom Clouds” (YouTube)

@, “Earthly Love” (YouTube)

Tate McRae, “Housewife” (YouTube)

Zach Bryan, Lana Del Rey, “Lies” (YouTube)

Phoebe Bridgers, “Life in the Dark” (YouTube)

Ashe, “Lasso the Moon” (YouTube)

Lucky Daye, “Down” (YouTube)

Fakemink, Skepta, “Chiltern Firehouse .” (YouTube)

NSQK, Jean Dawson, “Dientes De Fierro” (YouTube)

The Avalanches feat. Loaded Honey, “I Give Everything I Have 2 U” (YouTube)

Snoh Aalegra, “Karma” (YouTube)

Pi’erre Bourne, “Post Oak” (YouTube)

Lucki, “Psycho Truck” (YouTube)

Sosocamo, “Gravity” (YouTube)

Gente de Zona, Elena Rose, “Nadie Se Murió” (YouTube)

Tiffany Day, Glaive, “Meant to Be” (YouTube)

Marika Hackman, “33” (YouTube)

Sophia Stel, “Better Believe It” (YouTube)

Dummy, “N of 1” (YouTube)

Aesop Rock, Blockhead, “Coyote Summer (feat. Hanni El Khatib)” (YouTube)

Gabriel Jacoby, “Let’s Talk About It” (YouTube)

Worldpeace DMT, “Stick Around For Tea” (YouTube)

They Are Gutting a Body of Water feat. Cooking, RXKNephew, FearDorian, Izzy Camina, “Yellow Dolphins” (YouTube)

June McDoom, “Human Angel” (YouTube)

Two Shell, “Lose Control” (YouTube)

Holyuno, “Instagram” (YouTube)

Mali Obomsawin, “Moi, quand j’y suis” (YouTube)

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