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Troye Sivan, Miley, Beabadoobee, 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

Troye Sivan, Miley, Beabadoobee, and All the Songs You Need to Know This Week

Troye Sivan is throwing a 'Party,' and we're all invited

Marcus Cooper*
Rolling Stone
By Rolling StoneSep 18, 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 flips a Madonna sample into a hypnotic house banger, Miley teams up with Brooklyn noise-rock act Model/Actriz, and Beabadoobee pens a note to a lover on a shoegaze-influenced track. Plus, new tunes from Carly Rae Jepsen, Soccer Mommy, Orville Peck, Skepta, and Chaka Khan.

Miley feat. Model/Actriz, “Different Religion” (YouTube)

Troye Sivan, “Party” (YouTube)

Beabadoobee, “Write Me a Letter” (YouTube)

Carly Rae Jepsen, “Super Sage” (YouTube)

Chaka Khan, “Heart of Gold” (YouTube)

Soccer Mommy, “Rings of Saturn” (YouTube)

Skepta feat. Suggs and Chase & Status, “Innocent Smile” (YouTube)

Offset, “Something I Need” (YouTube)

Wednesday, “Elderberry Wine (DJ Sabrina the Teenage DJ Remix)” (YouTube)

Orville Peck, “Rehab Blues” (YouTube)

Maluma, Shakira, “Agua” (YouTube)

Beck, “Disappearing Act” (YouTube)

Lizzy McAlpine, “A Car Wash and a New Pair of Pants” (YouTube)

Beach House, “April Suzanne (Robert Lester Folsom Cover)” (YouTube)

Empress Of, “I Pray 4 U” (YouTube)

Raveena, “Blissed Out” (YouTube)

Dexter in the Newsagent, “Fantasy” (YouTube)

Lambrini Girls, “Bang Bang Bang” (YouTube)

@, “Bird” (YouTube)

Susanna Hoffs, “Where Do We Go” (YouTube)

Porter Robinson, “Perfect Pinterest Garden (Ninajirachi & Underscores Remix)” (YouTube)

Boy Harsher, “Faulty” (YouTube)

Kate Nash, “Spilt Milk” (YouTube)

AZ Chike, “Mercy” (YouTube)

2charm, “Making Out” (YouTube)

Charlotte Adigéry and Bolis Pupul, “Googoo Gaga” (YouTube)

1tbsp feat. Kid on Air, “Wish You Luck” (YouTube)

Alewya, “Cairo FM (Extended Mix)” (YouTube)

Radie Peat, “The Moon and Stars” (YouTube)

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