Spindle Selects: Tracks Of The Week

It’s finally Friday and we have a banging new Spindle Selects Playlist to help you ring it in. Featuring releases from Pip Millett, Khalid, ABISHA, and more.

Pip Millett – Ride With Me

If you’re in love with soulful R&B, then Pip Millett’s latest track, ‘Ride With Me’, is for you. The smooth record is backed by a dreamy production that pairs nicely with its empowering lyrics. If you can’t get enough of the track, make sure to check out the singer’s accompanying music video.

ABISHA – Home To You

Kicking off a new chapter of her music, ABISHA returns with a new UK garage single, “Home To You”, where she invites her listeners to re-discover and celebrate the notion of home. The sun-kissed tone of the song makes it the perfect anthem to dance the remaining winter blues away.

Khalid – Last Call

Khalid delivers a luxurious new love song with his brand new single, ‘Last Call’. The Pop-R&B track stays true to the singer’s signature sound while also showcasing the young talent’s musical maturity. ‘Last Call’ is an etheral track that needs to be on your radar. 

Dominic Fike and Zendaya – Elliot’s Song

Calling all Euphoria fans, Elliot’s emotional song is now on streaming services. The record, which featured in the show’s second season finale, is elevated to new heights with its haunting production and airy vocals from Zendaya. Excuse while we cry to ‘Elliot’s Song’ on repeat. 

Peter Doherty and Frédéric Lo – The Epidemiologist 

Peter Doherty & Frédéric Lo has unveiled a new single titled “The Epidemiologist” ahead of their upcoming album The Fantasy Life of Poetry & Crime, out on March 18th. The track offers its listeners a dose of much-needed optimism to get through the hard times and leans towards a more pop direction with a classical touch that buoys its listeners.

Snøw – Demon Girl

Lo-fi artist Snøw gives us witchy vibes with his new single ‘Demon Girl’ where he uses sorcery metaphors to capture the emotional challenge of getting close with someone who has been hurt in the past. Pairing his signature guitar strings with upbeat production, “Demon Girl” is a breezy and chest-pounding anthem that keeps you on your toes.

Lynks – Hey Joe (Relax)

Bristolian art-punk artist Lynks has released their chaotic new single ‘Hey Joe (Relax)’, and we can’t get enough. The track features a serene sound before it transforms into an infectious dance production. ‘Hey Joe (Relax)’ also delivers incredible lyricism from the young talent, which shines a light on toxic male traits.

The Linda Lindas – Talking To Myself

The Linda Lindas are back with their latest pop-punk single, ‘Talking To Myself‘. On the record, the L.A based band delivers introspective and catchy lyrics that are incredibly relatable. The song’s production and vocals are also standouts.

ROSIE – Next Life

ROSIE returns with her brand new single, ‘Next Life’. Backed by a piano-driven production, the emerging artist sings about self-love and mental health. Speaking on the track, she says: This song evokes a wide range of emotions, but I hope that ultimately it sends the message: we’re all just human beings, doing our best to feel our best, whether it is in this life, or in our next life.”

Coach Party – Weird Me Out

Isle of Wight four-piece Coach Party continues with their new music era on their brand new single ‘Weird Me Out’. The rambunctious single showcases the band’s boundless creativity to the fullest with its unapologetic lyrics. Speaking on the track, frontwoman Jess Eastwood says:” ‘Weird Me Out’ is about the desire to change someone (or yourself) to fit that image you have of a perfect relationship, but also stepping back and remembering to stop comparing yourself to manufactured ideals, and put yourself on a well-deserved pedestal.”

Powfu – sleeping on the floor

Low-fi and melodic rapper/singer Powfu has dropped his latest track, ‘sleeping on the floor’. On the heartfelt confessional, Powfu explores lost love and the pursuit of happiness. 

Mallrat – Teeth  

Mallrat has dropped her third single from her highly anticipated album Butterfly Blues. Backed by unapologetic lyrics, ‘Teeth’ is a record that highlights the complexity of the human design and the array of emotions we all feel. Speaking on the record the young talent says: “I like to think that if ‘Teeth’ was out in 2004, it would be on the OC soundtrack. In the song, I describe a big, omnipresent ‘it.’ When I wrote these lyrics, I was playing with the idea that we talk about sex, prayer, violence, and power with very similar language.

Make sure to check out our full Spindle Selects Playlist here or below.