Tyler, the Creator, Drake, Lola Young, and All the Songs You Need to Know This Week
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Buckingham Nicks, 'Crying in the Night' (YouTube)
Luke Combs, 'Back in the Saddle' (YouTube)
Tyler Childers, 'Eatin' Big Time' (YouTube)
Tame Impala, 'End of Summer' (YouTube)
Paramore, 'O Star' (YouTube)
Tyla feat. Wizkid, 'Dynamite' (YouTube)
Amaarae, 'Girlie-Pop' (YouTube)
Marina, 'I'm Not Hungry Anymore' (YouTube)
Kim Petras, 'Freak It' (YouTube)
Sombr, '12 to 12' (YouTube)
Maren Morris, 'Be a Bitch' (YouTube)
Guitarricadelafuente feat. Troye Sivan, 'Midsummer Pipe Dream' (YouTube)
Latin Mafia feat. Omar Apollo, 'Hecho Para Ti' (YouTube)
Elena Rose & Justin Quiles, 'Cosita Linda' (YouTube)
Felsmann + Tiley, 'Open Fields' (YouTube)
Hanumankind, 'Reckless' (YouTube)
Abenezer, 'I Was Lost' (YouTube)
Jonah Kagen, 'You Again' (YouTube)
Remy Bond, 'No One' (YouTube)
El Bogueto, 'Cartier' (YouTube)
INJI, 'Boys Ain't Shit' (YouTube)
Alexander Stewart, 'Blame On You' (YouTube)
Sasha Keable feat. Leon Thomas, 'Move it Along' (YouTube)
Bia, 'One Thing' (YouTube)
LØLØ, 'The Devil Wears Converse' (YouTube)
Tommy Genesis, 'Genesis' (YouTube)
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