Spindle Selects: Tracks Of The Week

It’s finally Friday and we have the perfect playlist to help jumpstart your weekend! Featuring releases from Summer Walker, Omar Apollo, Amun, Alfie Templeman and more.

JVCK JAMES – Love In The Club

R&B artist JVCK JAMES is back with his brand new single ‘Love in The Club’ so get ready to be in your feels. Backed by a smooth production and soulful vocals, JVCK is proving to be one to watch within the growing R&B sphere. Speaking on the track, JVCk says: “‘Love In The Club’ is new Jvck era…now that we’re “outside” I wanted to make something for everyone to dance to.  The song is about being cautious of falling in love in the club, although sometimes we can’t help ourselves…”

Summer Walker ft. SZA – No Love

Nearly two years since the release of her debut project, Summer Walker is back and better than ever with her sophomore album Still Over It. The 20 track album is filled with sublime R&B records that honestly explores heartbreak, and moving on. A stand out on the album is Summer’s highly anticipated collaboration with SZA. If you’re looking for w

Post Malone ft. The Weeknd – One Right Now

Post Malone and The Weeknd have teamed up for their epic track ‘One Right Now’. The tracks blend their signature styles and will leave fans of both artists happy and fulfilled. The new single is also paving the way for the arrival of Post Malone’s fourth studio album. Excuse while we play ‘One Right Now’ on repeat.

Louis Dunford – My Generation

Grab your tissues because Louis Dunford is here with his emotive new track ‘My Generation’. Filled with heartfelt lyrics about the trials and tribulations of life, the record is a relatable song that will leave you looking on the bright side. In a statement, Louis opened up about the inspiration for the record stating: “This song started as a poem that I wrote about members of my family and friendship circle and the struggles I see them take on everyday. When I sing every line I see each specific person and situation in my head. I started writing it in my notes on my phone one day in the pub.”

Charli XCX ft. Christine and the Queens and Caroline Polachek – New Shapes

Charlie XCX, Christine and the Queens, Caroline Polachek have released their brand new track ‘New Shapes’. The 80S inspired pop record will have you dancing all weekend long. From its fun lyrical content to its infectious production New Shapes is a must-listen.

Snøw – Blaming Me For Us

Lo-fi king Snøw knows how to hit all the right spots with his frisson-inducing single “Blaming Me For Us.” Co-produced with his longtime collaborator Skinny Atlas, the track is another banger that highlights Snøw’s knack of crafting addictive melancholia through simple, buoyant production. If you’re looking for a chill tune to unwind or remedy a broken heart, this is it.

Amun – 1 Call

Amun has finally released her highly anticipated EP No Ceilings and it’s perfect for R&B lovers. Her latest release ‘1 Call’ expertly showcases her gorgeous vocals and profound yet witty storytelling that will leave you feeling empowered. Other standouts include ‘Water’, and ‘Mesmerised’.

Jennie Harluk – The Fool

Calgary singer/songwriter Jennie Harluk pours her heart out in her new single “The Fool” where she addresses the painful aftermath of heartbreak. From longing to anger, the song ultimately takes its listeners to the epiphany that you’re so much better off without your ex. Despite the emotionally charged theme, it’s a buoyant upbeat track that you could dance to as you enjoy your life with one less problem, aka ex. 

Omar Apollo ft Kali Uchis – Bad Life

Omar Apollo returns with his brand new single “Bad Life” featuring Kali Uchis. On their second outing, the two sing about heartbreak and the ending of a romantic relationship. Omar and Kali deliver hypnotic vocals over gentle chords that slowly build over the 3 minutes. Speaking on the track, Omar says: “To me, Bad Life represents putting in energy into a relationship and not getting anything in return. It’s a song about being resentful towards somebody — wanting them to have “bad life” with whoever they’re with now.“

Amber-Simone – Life’s Pleasure

Amber-Simone delivers angelic vocals on her brand new track ‘Life’s Pleasure’. The simplistic production is paired with emotive lyrics that will leave music listeners floating through the clouds. If you can’t get enough of ‘Life’s Pleasure’ make sure to check out her fantastic EP ‘Black, No Sugar which features an array of heartfelt tracks.

BOY SODA – WELCOME TO THE GLOW UP

BOY SODA is back with a brand new single and accompanying video for his new release ‘Welcome To The Glow Up’. Speaking to the track, BOY SODA notes “’W2TGU’ is a celebration of self-acknowledgement and progress: “I fault myself a lot for not stopping and ‘smelling the roses’ because creatively, artists are always way ahead of their released material. As I find my feet as an R&B artist in Australia, I thought it was important to let people know that I’m confident, I know myself, I’m happy and really focused right now.”

Bruno Mars and Anderson .Paak as Silk Sonic – Smokin Out The Window

Bruno Mars and Anderson .Paak aka Silk Sonic have released their third single “Smokin Out The Window,” of their highly anticipated debut album An Evening With Silk Sonic. The new single works off of the duo’s current 70s/80s inspired sound and the track continues to show their immense creativity.

Flo Milli – Ice Baby

Flo Milli with a new era of music with her single ‘Ice Baby’. The fiery track showcases the emerging rapper’s insane flow and bubbly bars. The track is also accompanied by a hilarious music video that pokes fun at the iconic reality series Flavour of Love. We cant wait to see what else Flo has up her sleeve.

Tai Verdes – Let’s go to Hell

The chart-topping breakout artist Tai Verdes has released his newest single ‘Let’s go to Hell. The feel-good track pairs Tai’s signature soulful sound with an infectious pop production that makes for a surefire hit. Tai also released a music video for the single which features him and his love interest in a series of hot and cold confrontations.

Teddi Gold – Pinapple Piñata (Party Pupils remix)

Teddi Gold recruits Party Pupils to remix her latest electropop anthem “Pineapple Piñata”, which mesmerized her listeners with its sparkling synths and zestful energy. The new remix version finds Party Pupils bringing their flair of disco and house into the soundscape, making a flawless club-ready anthem that everyone will be asking the DJ to play. On repeat.

Alfie Templeman – 3D Feelings

Breakout star Alfie Templeman is back in the music scene with his brand new single ‘3D Feelings’. The track explores self-reflection and emotional attachment as well as the emotional feelings related to that. Speaking on the track, the singer-songwriter says: “3D Feelings” is about being reminded of your past self in different ways. Whether it’s objects or people, these are all things we feel a deja vu experience from. We get reminded of feelings we once felt through them, and those feelings just hit you and can’t be controlled.”

Col3trane – Californication (Feels Like I’m Falling In Love)

Col3trane delivers a feel-good track with Californication (Feels Like I’m Falling In Love). The single is backed by a 90s styled production and tropical synths. Unlike his other emotive record, this new single showcases the artist’s carefree nature.

TeeDee – Love Me

Sheffield based artist and producer TeeDee has officially released his infectious dance anthem ‘Love Me’ and we can’t get enough. The track samples the timeless classic Brownstone ‘If You Love Me’, while offering refreshing club-ready production. Combining deep house tones with 90s R&B sound, the track will satisfy avid fans of both genres.

James Arthur – Deja Vu

James Arthur has released his fourth studio album It’ll All Make Sense In The End and it’s an emotive ride. The talented artist wrote and record the record in lockdown and created heart-wrenching tracks. His latest release Deja Vu is the perfect example of his vocal abilities and lyrical content. In a statement, James opened up about recording his album from his home stating: “This is the first time I’ve made an album all in one place and you can hear this in the music. There’s something really comfortable about working in your own home   – I was able to be more vulnerable than ever.” 

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