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Robyn, Raye, Becky G, and All the Songs You Need to Know This Week

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Robyn, Raye, Becky G, and All the Songs You Need to Know This Week
Aliyah Otchere*
Rolling Stone
By Rolling StoneMar 27, 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, Robyn gets sexistential on the brooding opening track to her newest album, Raye brings the house down with a stadium-sized ballad, and Becky G returns with a hot girl anthem. Plus, a new Hannah Montana track from Miley Cyrus, an underground rap link-up between Earl Sweatshirt, MIKE, and Surfgang, and new tunes from Slayyyter, Icona Pop, and more.

Robyn, “Really Real” (YouTube)

Raye, “I Know You’re Hurting.” (YouTube)

Becky G, “Marathon” (YouTube)

Skrillex and Young Miko, “Duro” (YouTube)

Earl Sweatshirt, MIKE, Surfgang, “Leadbelly” (YouTube)

Miley Cyrus, “Younger You” (YouTube)

Slayyyter, “Brittany Murphy.” (YouTube)

Jim Legxacy, “idk idk” (YouTube)

Tkay Maidza, “Must Be” (YouTube)

Icona Pop, Daya, “Ritual” (YouTube)

Fcukers, “Feel the Real” (YouTube)

Nia Archives, “Danger” (YouTube)

Malia, “Touch” (YouTube)

Hiss Golden Messenger, “Shaky Eyes” (YouTube)

Paloma Morphy, EMJAY, “Qué Ves en Mí?” (YouTube)

Model/Actriz, “Glassman” (YouTube)

Empress Of, “Dream House” (YouTube)

Aja Monet feat. Meshell Ndegeocello, Georgia Anne Muldrow, “Elsewhere” (YouTube)

Fruit Bats, “The Landfill” (YouTube)

Gelli Haha, “Klouds Will Carry Me To Sleep” (YouTube)

Mary in the Junkyard, “Crash Landing” (YouTube)

Ashley Monroe, “I Hate Nashville” (YouTube)

Neurosis, “Mirror Deep” (YouTube)

Bedouine, “Long Way to Fall” (YouTube)

Elena Rose, Alleh, “TUTUTU” (YouTube)

Johanna Samuels, “White Limousine” (YouTube)

Andy Hedges feat. Ramblin’ Jack Elliott, “Driftin’ Cowboy” (YouTube)

Jagwar Twin, Sir Lucius, “Weirdness” (YouTube)

Rachel Lime, “Nacrée” (YouTube)

Breland, “In My Truck” (YouTube)

Momo Boyd, Infinity Song, “She’s a Sweetheart” (YouTube)

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