There’s always a lot of music coming out, so it’s hard to track. At a time when new trucks were particularly overwhelming, we sift through the noise and bring you a curated list of the most interesting new releases (the best that will be added to us) Best New Song Playlist). Below is a track roundup for Wednesday, February 12th, 2025.
Puppy – “Carrior”
The puppy has announced the fifth LP, Who cares for the dog? A fiery, charming “corridor”. “Accordingly within a few days of releasing the last album titled by chance, within the last few days of releasing the title. Understanding PuptheBandmy life collapsed unexpectedly,” said frontman Stephen Babcock. “I wrote the lyrics to ‘Carrior’ and everything went on. It was a strange fucking week. ”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lyqjtq0krfa
Spelling Ring – “Alibi”
The title track of Spellling’s upcoming album, “Portrait of My Heart,” created the best songs on the January 2025 list. The new single “Alibi” features turnstyle guitarist Pat McCrory, and is even more energetic. “In ‘Alive’, you tap on comedy and hysterical relief that begins when you make it from the other side of a toxic relationship,” explained Christia Cabral. “When the spell breaks and clarity restores a good sense of good, there is the buoyancy of life that allows you to laugh at absurdity,” she added. This song definitely unlocked this unstable side that is extremely cathartic and fun to release. ”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f27kwabsjew
BNNY – “Love Trap”
BNNY is back with her new song, “Love Trap.” One million love songs It explodes more than any other song in the catalog. Hopefully, what is available for a Jessica Vicius-led project?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=95bj9wfurhi
Yukimi – “The flow of consciousness” [feat. Lianne La Havas]
Yukimi collaborated with Lianne La Havas to captivate her enchanting new track, “Stream of Woncionsions.” “Lianne entered like a force of nature,” Yukimi commented. “We really pushed and inspired each other. It was so beautiful.”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pcypdz6zyew
Robin Kester – “Departure” [feat. Rozi Plain]
Dutch artist Robin Kester signed Memphis Industries and marked the news with his new single, “Departure.” Made with producer Ali Chant and featuring backing vocals from Rozi Plain, the track is etheric and radiant. “The majority of “departure” is based on diary entries when I was thinking about moving again (I often moved elsewhere as a child, and in my adult life) I continued to do so, Kester explained, “But at the same time I knew that this literal escapism had nothing to solve. When I used this diary entry as part of the lyrics, I was told that was afraid they might be on their noses, and I also felt a little vulnerable as I am used to writing in a way that hides things under lyrics and melody.”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jlxmjfw-fp8
Circuit Deyo – “Canopy of Eden”
Circuit Des Yeux previewed her upcoming LP Inner halo claustrophobia, burbling ‘canopy of eden’. “For some reason, in a not too distant day, I went to a speedboat that protrudes towards what is called the Canopy of Eden off the coast of Puerto Vallarta,” explains Haley Fall. did. “The sun was hot, the boat was packed with passengers and there was a serrated sound of wild Tritons from the engine. The boat dropped me off with a tourist trap. It was a bottle of overpriced water and It was a beachfront without shade with pre-programmed music running through a broken radio. It was my personal hell on Earth. Confined to the idea of fate, I got on a speedboat. We reimagined a scenario in which everyone rerouted the ocean course using their own voices and internal rhythms. In this alternative universe, we arrived at our chosen destination and were divinely rich. I managed to overcome radio.”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h_ltk1cvduw
BATEES STRINGES – “Back Seat Bunton”
Advances his new LP release Horror On Friday, Bartees Strange offered her new single, The Kinetic ‘Backseat Banton’. Jimmy Kimmel Live on tuesday. “I’m scared so I’ve made me grow up now. The darkest aspect of waking up is seeing who I became,” he sings. “Grace is still a Savior and every moment it comes/I remember the hopeful me and the speed I can run.”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dalcykgm7ne
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ter-79Su98
Amy Milan – “Wire Walk”
Stars Amy Milan has released her first solo album in 16 years. I went to find youIt’s May 30th. Speaking of the spine string lead single “Wirewalk,” Milan said: “Aging is a trip. I think you grow up feeling that you might fall into a hole any time, but for me, the feeling continues to hover. I see the stars here Please. Here, the lyrics “I lied when I said I would pull your head.” When I was younger I thought I would repair all the wounds, but I was wrong, but yes It wasn’t. They turned out to be stuck! So what I learned in the Year of the Sage is to stop trying to dodge and pass difficult emotions. A difficult bit, embrace the footprints I made my own. When outrunning isn’t working, I might need to lean on the usual thing. ”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xqjgsbqplgi
clipping. – “Welcome to Home Warrior” [feat. Aesop Rock]
clipping. It is joining forces with Aesoploc for a new, densely visceral truck called “Welcome Home Warriors.” Taken from a concept album inspired by cyberpunk Dead Channel Skyincluding previous singles “Run It”, “Pushing” and “Change the Channel.”
https://www.youtube.com/watch? v = pty9b1epmpvs
William Tyler – “Cabin Six”, “Concern”, “Star of Hope”
William Tyler has released a new album, Time is undefinedarrives on April 25th via the Psychic Hotline. In a preview, he shares three trucks, “Cabin 6”, “Concerns” and “Star of Hope.” Regarding “Star of Hope,” which was born from an acapella hymn that the musicians heard on AM Radio, Tyler said: An old English drinking song. ”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ylq40Tuvorm
Mclusky – “How to Explode Dick Head”
Welsh noise rock band McLusky has announced its first LP in 21 years. The world is still here, and so are us, It will be announced on May 9th with an IPECAC recording. The surprising title and the enthusiastic “Explosive Dick Head Way” lead the album. “Using modeled/ripped titles in formative video games (The path of fist exploding The lyrics, inspired by the great excitement caused by ticket surge pricing), were inspired by the band’s often played in the distance. Volkou said in a press release.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nyhpdbwhhgq
Iko Isbashi – “October”
Eiko Ishibashi has announced “October,” an unforgettable dystopian opener from the upcoming albums of Japanese composers Antigone. Here are some translations of the lyrics that set the tone of the LP:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uu2iodp43hm
Claraman – “Doubled”
London-based singer-songwriter Clara Mann previewed her debut album Rift with a heartbreaking single called “Doubled Over.” “This is about the physical pain of love and heartbreak,” Mann shared. “I’m not very good at talking about those feelings, so I put it in the song. If I knew how to talk about it in other ways, I wouldn’t have had to write it. Love is the best and hardest thing I do, what I’m most proud of, and the end of it is lame. In the end, good love is worth it, so we I take a risk every time.”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xrudoa8ku1s
Cocorosie – “Yesterday”
Cocorosy, sister duo of Bianca and Sierra Cassadie, shares a sparkling new single from upcoming records A small wish for death. “Yesterday” is a nostalgic sunshine scene of the rough reality of a broken family,” they commented. “We listen to it as backyard music and set up a place for all the Misfit family members on the table.”
https://www.youtube.com/watch? v = atm2dn3mhmk
Troymoy – “Dahlia” [feat. Kenny Beats]
Originally available as a bonus track in Japan from last year Hall ElsToro Y Moi’s Driving Kenny Beat collaboration has received a wider release of “Dahlia.” This is not the first time an artist has worked together. Toro Y Moi has previously appeared in Kenny Beats’ YouTube series cave.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=smbv8ejwhyc
Yoshika Colwell – “Last Night”
Singer-songwriter Yoshika Colwell has released a soft and seductive song called “Lost Night.” “I wrote this song in about 30 minutes and sat alone in the caravan thinking of dreams the night before,” explained Colwell. “This kind of fluidity moment is very rare, but it kind of flowed out of me. The truth of my subconscious has risen to the surface through all the mental confusion and messiness and through songs. This was one of the first songs I’ve written in a long time, and was directed at something that I was scared to clarify, rather than obscure it with a philosophor or abstract image-based lyrics. It was there.”
