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Troye Sivan, Dawn Richard, Remi Wolf, and All the Songs You Need to Know This Week

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Troye Sivan, Dawn Richard, Remi Wolf, and All the Songs You Need to Know This Week

Troye Sivan at the 2026 MTV Video Music Awards held at Peacock Theater on September 27, 2026 in Los Angeles, California.

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Rolling Stone
By Rolling StoneOct 09, 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, Troye Sivan makes a sultry request to his lover on a house track, Dawn Richard pivots to 2-step garage on a hypnotic banger, and Remi Wolf turns up the heat on a jangly highlight from her new album. Plus new tunes from Cameron Winter, Daddy Yankee, Joyce Wrice, Grimes, and Star Moles.

Troye Sivan, “Canada Dry” (YouTube)

Remi Wolf, “Burn Me Blue” (YouTube)

Dawn Richard, “Only Fans” (YouTube)

Cameron Winter, “It All Fell In the River” (YouTube)

Slayyyter, “I Think He’s Got a Girl” (YouTube)

Offset, Don Toliver, “Every Night” (YouTube)

Daddy Yankee, “BOTZ (Besame Otra Vez)” (YouTube)

Gunna, “Pop It” (YouTube)

Joyce Wrice, “Dangerous” (YouTube)

Carly Rae Jepsen, “Yes” (YouTube)

Sheryl Crow, “I’ve Got Your Number” (YouTube)

Judeline, “La Falda” (YouTube)

Grimes, Vadakin, “Accelerando” (YouTube)

Pitbull, “In the Bahamas” (YouTube)

Ralphie Choo, “Amarillo Nena” (YouTube)

David Byrne, Daniel Pemberton, “Let Me Sell You a Dream” (YouTube)

Ovrkast, “Home” (YouTube)

Star Moles, “Born Again” (YouTube)

Jess Williamson, “Hum of the City” (YouTube)

Greta Van Fleet, “Into the Beginning” (YouTube)

Baby Wave, “The Scene Is Changing” (YouTube)

Cece Natalie, “Flood Whole Towns” (YouTube)

Zo Trapalot, “You Betta” (YouTube)

Twentythree, “Crack” (YouTube)

Earthsignchels, “Crazy?” (YouTube)

John Glacier, “Lights” (YouTube)

Marina Herlop, “Flor De Los Precipicios” (YouTube)

Thao feat. Adrian Quesada, “Nguyen Nguyen Lose Lose” (YouTube)

Anish Kumar, DJ GTi, Sofia Kourtesis, “Radio Nacional” (YouTube)

Unflirt, “Air Turns Blue” (YouTube)

Zsela, “Kinda Guy” (YouTube)

Bankrollmaiya, “Pull Up Stunnin” (YouTube)

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