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This Week's Must-Listen Releases: From Brandon to GloRilla

Stream this week's must-listen releases, hand-picked by our editors.


Brandon's Blush

Brandon, a US-based multi-instrumentalist, has just released his new EP Blush. The four-track collection showcases his genre-blending style, fusing acoustic folk, jazz, rock, and experimental influences. With intimate, soul-baring lyrics and intricate arrangements, Blush offers a snapshot of Brandon’s evolving artistry and serves as a prelude to his upcoming debut album. Accompanied by a video for the track "Offering," the EP captures the raw emotions and reflections of the past year, delivered with his distinctive and acrobatic vocal style. Brandon describes Blush as some of his most honest work to date, offering a glimpse into a new chapter of his musical journey. The EP explores themes of love, vulnerability, and personal growth, with each song carrying its own unique story.




310babii's "that's it"

Inglewood, CA rapper 310babii is back with his latest single, "that's it," ahead of his upcoming album 310degrees, set to release on October 4th. Following his viral success with the Platinum-certified "Soak City (Do It)," 310babii continues to build momentum, showcasing his talent for crafting catchy hooks rooted in the traditional LA rap sound. In the high-energy video for "that's it," he delivers slick bars while surrounded by dancers, hanging out of a beamer as it spins donuts. The track follows his NBA2K25-featured single "forward back" and the viral hit "rock your hips," which stormed TikTok and climbed the Rhythmic radio charts. With 310degrees on the horizon, 310babii is proving he's here to stay.




Eem Triplin's "CRAZY H*ES"

Eem Triplin returns with his latest single, "CRAZY H*ES," expanding his repertoire of melodic tales about complicated relationships. Co-produced by Eem, Charlie Myers, and Beach Noise (known for their work with Kendrick Lamar and Baby Keem), the track is an airy yet rhythmic display of Eem's unbothered attitude towards admirers who become overly attached. With his signature textured rasp, Eem floats over the ping-ponging percussion and syncopated bassline, detailing how his luxurious lifestyle makes him irresistible. This marks the second single from his forthcoming debut album MELODY OF A MEMORY, following his collaboration with Camila Cabello on "baby pink."




COUCOU CHLOE's "GUESS"

COUCOU CHLOE kicks off 2024 with her self-produced single "GUESS," marking her first release since the 2023 mixtape FEVER DREAM. The track, featuring a pulsating bassline and hypnotic vocals, is a club-ready anthem with a striking refrain, "He's a bitch." Along with the single, she announced a North American headlining tour this fall, starting on November 7th. Known for her subversive soundscapes, COUCOU CHLOE gained momentum through her EPs and a breakthrough remix of Lady Gaga's "Stupid Love." As she prepares to release more music, "GUESS" sets the stage for an exciting year ahead.




Kate Peytavin's “HELP!”

Fast-rising singer/songwriter Kate Peytavin has unveiled her captivating new single “HELP!” via Capitol Records / S10 Records. Produced by Brian Phillips (Machine Gun Kelly), the track blends fuzzed-out guitars and punchy drums with Peytavin's confessional lyrics, capturing feelings of isolation and disconnection. With its catchy hooks and playful energy, “HELP!” showcases Peytavin's raw emotion and bold songwriting. Co-written with Phillips and Cici Ward, the single follows her recent release “make u miss me,” continuing her ascent to alt-pop stardom. After a summer of live performances, Peytavin's momentum is undeniable, with co-signs from Olivia Rodrigo and John Mayer. Stay tuned for more music from this rising star.




Future's MIXTAPE PLUTO

Diamond-certified, three-time GRAMMY® winner Future continues his remarkable 2024 run with the release of MIXTAPE PLUTO, a 17-track project executive produced by Southside and Wheezy. Paying homage to the Dungeon Family and the late Rico Wade, the mixtape strips Future's sound down to its raw essence, capturing the energy of his early career. Accompanying the release is the Kid Art-directed music video for "TOO FAST," set in Harlem, where Future reflects on the highs and lows of his fast-paced lifestyle. Alongside the digital release, exclusive merch and physical versions, including vinyl, are available. Following two chart-topping albums with Metro Boomin earlier this year, MIXTAPE PLUTO proves Future can keep the wins coming.




GloRilla's “Hollon”

GloRilla announced her debut album, GLORIOUS, set to drop on October 11th with the release of her new single "Hollon." Teased on social media, "Hollon" showcases GloRilla's fierce delivery over speaker-rattling production as she confidently asserts her dominance with lines that celebrate her empowered collective. Recently, GloRilla's momentum has been undeniable, with her previous project, Ehhthang, Ehhthang, generating over 550 million streams and placing multiple tracks on the Billboard charts. Additionally, she received the key to the city of Memphis and performed at the MTV Video Music Awards while racking up seven nominations for the upcoming 2024 BET Hip Hop Awards. As she prepares for her album release, GloRilla continues to make waves in the music industry, establishing herself as a leading force in hip-hop.




Check back next week for more must-listens.

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