Spindle Selects: Tracks Of The Week

We’ve got some angels, broken hearts, star-crossed lovers and smooth R&B on this weeks Spindle Selects Playlist. Check out new releases from Ariana Grande, Rex Orange County, FKA twigs and more…

Ariana Grande, Lana Del Rey, and Miley Cyrus – Don’t Call Me Angel

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to have Ariana Grande, Lana Del Rey, and Miley Cyrus on the same record? Well, you won’t have to wonder any longer! Their new collab ‘Don’t Call Me Angel’  is an absolute banger! Melding their three unique styles this new song is a mix of a flashy production and vocals galore! If you’re in love with this track stay tuned for the Charlie’s Angels soundtrack which is co-produced by Grande. 

Sam Fender – Call Me Lover

Giving us all the goosebumps, Sam Fender track Call Me Lover is hypnotizing us with its cinematic sound. Singing his heart out, the new song paints the picture of a secret love. If you need more Sam Fender, peep his new album Hypersonic Missiles, which is full of more bangers and ballads. 

Rex Orange County – 10/10

After a series of performances including Glastonbury, Rex Orange County is back with his new track 10/10. The song is about living your best life and getting rid of the negative things and people tethering you down. We have to stan this upbeat track about self-care and being the best version of yourself. The video is creative and perfectly encompasses the record.

FKA twigs – holy terrain

FKA twigs and Future make sweet, sweet music with holy terrain. FKA twigs is always a mood, but this track has elevated the eccentric queen to new heights. Channeling a more hip hop vibe, holy terrain mixes twigs velvety vocals and confidence of Future beautifully! 

Halsey – Graveyard

Halsey is continuing to make deep and thoughtful music with her new track Graveyard. The record has Halsey digging deep into her heart and vulnerability while discussing a failed love affair. With lyrics like “I would have followed you all the way to the graveyard,” Halsey doesn’t hold back her feelings.

Charli XCX – White Mercedes

Charli XCX has released her brand new album Charli, and it is full of amazing tracks that fit the songstress perfectly. One of the stand out songs off the album is White Mercedes. An upbeat love song, the new record needs to be on all of your romantic playlists. For more Charli XCX check out her collab with Lizzo, HAIM and more on the new album!

GRACEY – Easy For You

GRACEY is coming for a low down and dirty EX boo thang in her new track Easy For You. The relatable song discusses how she wishes she would have noticed the f**k boy signs that she was blissfully unaware of at the start of the relationship. If you’ve ever had an ex unexpectedly show their true colors than this the track for you!

Fredo – Freddy

Coming off of the newly revived series Top Boy, Fredo lends his talents with the new record Freddy. The MC comes in with fire bars and a massive production. Fredo is stepping on everybody’s neck with this track.

Emily Burns – My Town

Stripped down and intimate Emily Burns releases her track My Town. Discussing the feelings of being left behind, the lyrics dive into the consciousness of staying stagnant while everyone comes and goes. Burns emotion effortlessly transcends throughout the song.

whenyoung – A Labour Of Love

whenyoung’s new single A Labour Of Love is an ethereal, indie rock masterpiece. With a sound that sounds straight out of a movie, lead singer Aoife Power gives impressive vocals with thoughtful lyrics. The new record is featured on their debut album Reasons to Dream.

Karen Harding feat. WhO – I Don’t Need Love

This track makes us want to dance the night away! Karen Harding and WhO team up for this high energy record and it’s a match made in heaven. The steady build-up to the beat drop is out of this world, and Harding’s voice is spectacular. If you don’t need love and want a banger, then listen to this track!

Au/Ra – Stay Happy

Au/Ra continues to impress with her new single Stay Happy. The record discusses our minds going to sad places and the urge to stay happy. The record is relatable, and Au/Ra is serving us relatable pop for those brief, solemn moments. Can’t wait to hear more!

Rachel Foxx – Is It Me?

Giving us a mix of smooth R&B and psychedelic pop sounds, Rachel Foxx is capturing our attention with Is It Me? The production is fantastic, and the emerging songstress voice is a pleasure to listen to. Speaking on the track, Foxx says “When I wrote ‘Is It Me?’ I was thinking about the first stages of dating, the uncertainty, the excitement. I say ‘are you seeing what I’m seeing?’ I want to know if it’s mutual. Whether it be love or lust, i dislike all the added pressure of what’s expected of one another. My thing is, if there’s feelings there, let’s see where it goes.”.

Arcade Fire – Rebellion

Celebrating their 15th anniversary for their album Funeral the members of Arcade Fire have released a remastered version of the hit track Rebellion. With 15 years down we can’t wait to see what else the band brings forth. Thanks for the hits and memories guys!

Kojey Radical – Cashmere Tears

Smooth, chaotic, and R&B/hip hop gold are all things that can be used to describe Kojey Radical newest single Cashmere Tears. The production is a funky, soulful and eccentric making it a clear standout in the track and Kojey spits his bars with ease. If you’re looking for a record to vibe out to this weekend Cashmere Tears is for you!

Billy Blond – Without Warning

Billy Blond is continuing to release heartfelt music about all things love. His new track Without Warning is a romantic record about an unexpected relationship and the blissful moments that are shared. blond is giving us heartfelt pop for the ages. If you’re looking for more from the soulful artist than check out his new EP Glow Up!

Leah Capelle – know me better

We’ve said it before and we’ll say it again – Leah Capelle is clearly a star on the rise. Whether you’re reaching for the tissues or getting ready to glow up post-breakup, Capelle’s latest offering ‘know me better’ showcases her ability to craft an all too relatable tune you can cry or dance your heart out to. 

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