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  • I'll answer seriously when I've finished new music listening but look at this fake release in my Release Radar this week... Obsessed with this artist line-up chosen to attract streams in 2025, espe

  • Good thread idea Joseph! I've been largely listening to the new DJ Koze album this week, together with the Destroyer album that I completely forgot was out last week. Both great imo.

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Added to playlists this week -

Eville - BR4T MBL

Sick Joy - All Damage

Die Spitz - Punk Pop Anthem (Sorry For The Delay)

Kid Kapichi - Stainless Steel

Corpus Delicti - Room 36

Creeper - Blood Magick (It's A Ritual)

Chappell Roan - The Subway

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Singles

Bailey Zimmerman & The Kid LAROI - Lost

Tom Odell - Ugly

Rita Ora - Joy

Midnight Til Morning - Bye / Ghost of Us

Siren Society - If It Was Me

Ed Sheeran - A Little More

Girls Aloud - You Freak Me Out (Joe Goddard 2025 Freakier Friday Remix)

Chance Peña - Collapse

Tribbs, Sam Feldt & Andy Dust feat. Dottter - Like You Do

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Not a particularly busy week this time!

Singles

Girls Aloud - Singapore (Definitive Version)

Zara Larsson - Crush

Cardi B - Imaginary Playerz


Albums
Conan Gray - Wishbone

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And in contrast, a much busier week this week!

Singles

Doja Cat - Jealous Type
Fred Roberts - Object of Desire

glaive - Appalachia

Ruel - The Suburbs

Perrie - If He Wanted To He Would

Will Linley - Up At Night

Diana Vickers - Ice Cream

Jonah Marais - Heart's Back Home

Dasha - Like It Like That

Soulidified - One & Only

Carly Rae Jepsen - More

Chance Peña - Wolves of Worry

Albums

sombr - I Barely Know Her

Ava Max - Don't Click Play

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Singles

The Kid LAROI - SHE DON'T NEED TO KNOW

Michael Aldag - Saturday

Artemas - eat me alive / u don't have to tell me

Sabrina Carpenter - Tears

Miles Wesley - Slide

Albums

Knox - Going, Going, Gone (For Good)

Sabrina Carpenter - Man's Best Friend

Chance Peña - When I Change My Mind I Don't Mean It

Saint Agnes - The Father, The Son and The Beast

Die Spitz - Punishers

Avatar - Tonight We Must be Warriors

Nova Twins - Glory

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Singles

The Kid LAROI - A COLD PLAY

Alec Benjamin - The Knife in My Back

Perrie - Cute Aggression

Powfu & OLORUNNS - Take You Home
Lady Gaga - The Dead Dance

3Quency - Top Down

Isac Elliot - Ai Että

Agnes - EGO

Albums

Tom Odell - A Wonderful Life

Will Linley - Don't Cry Because It's Over

Justin Bieber - SWAG II

Albums

CMAT - Euro Country

Bob Dylan - Another Side of Bob Dylan

Listened to:

Billy Nomates - Metal Horse

Big Thief - Doible Infinity

Barry Can’t Swim - Loner

Singles added to my playlist

Doechii - Boiled Nuts

Biffy Clyro - Hunting Season

The Favours - The Hudson

Tyler the Creator - Sugar on my Tongue

Joey Valance & Brae - See You Dance

CMAT - Euro Country

New Dad - Pretty

Parcels - Yoigotmefeeling

Songs added to my playlist this week:

Alison Goldfrapp - Find Xanadu

Jade - Unconditional

Twenty One Pilots - The Contract

Damiano David, Tyla & Nile Rodgers - Talk To Me

Lola Young - Spiders

CMAT - Euro Country

Black Honey - Carroll Avenue

Ed Sheeran - Symmetry

Grace Davies - Youngest That I'll Ever Be

Amira Elfeky - Hold Onto Me

Hannah Bahng - Misunderstood

Kali Uchis & Ravyn Lenae - Cry About It

In Parallel & Charlotte Haining - Euphoria

Rose Gray - April

Jazzy - Hypnotic

CD's Bought This Week (not yet arrived):

Jade - That's Showbiz Baby!

King Princess - Girl Violence

Ed Sheeran - Play

Mimi Webb - Confessions

Twenty One Pilots - Breach

CMAT - Euro Country

CD's arrived this week:

Saint Etienne - International

Wolf Alice - The Clearing

Now Yearbook 1976

CD's arrived this week (older stuff):

V.A. - Now That's What I Call Music! 112

Beta Band - Assessment

Martin L Gore - Stardust

Holden & Thompson - Nothing

Moby - Spiders

Gossip - Standing In The Way Of Control

Lemon Jelly - The Shouty Track

Hope Of The States - The Red The White The Black The Blue

Mish Mash - Speechless

Guillemots - Made-Up Love Song #43

The Kooks - Eddie's Gun

Charlott Hatherley - bast*rdo

The Maccabees - First Love

HIM - Killing Loneliness

Jose Gonzales - Heartbeats

Jose Gonzales - Hand On Your Heart

Peter Björn And John - Young Folks

Mousse T Vs. the Dandy Warhols - Horny As A Dandy

Money Mark - Maybe I'm Dead

Har Mar Superstar - Ez Pass

GusGus - Desire

Inspiral Carpets - Come Back Tomorrow

Primal Scream & Kate Moss - Some Velvet Morning

The Cooper Temple Clause - Who Needs Enemies?

Lo-Fidelity Allstars - Sleeping Faster

Ash - Sometimes

Delerium Feat. Rani - Underwater (CD1)

Foo Figthters - Breakout

Pressure Drop - My Friend

The Clint Boon Experience - Comet Theme #1

Prml Scrm - Acclrtr

Chris & James - Ghosts

Cypress Hill - Lowrider / Trouble

Blu Peter - Funky Suite

Black Star Liner - Superfly & Bindi

DJ Gert - Give Me Some More

Kristin Hersh - Echo

Eat Static - Bony Incus

Eat Static - Hybrid Remixed

MAW - Brazilian Beats Remixes

Andrea Parker - The Rocking Chair

PJ Harvey - Send His Love To Me

Dred Stock - Pump

Sasha - Xpander EP

Terra Ferma - The Wolf

Etienne De Crecy - Scratched

The High - Box Set Go

Unique 3 - Musical Melody / Weight For The Bass

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Erin LeCount has the best single, every song of her's hits. She's so unlike everybody else right now.

Best album is Jade with That's Showbiz Baby.

Rankings for ones I've listened to:

  1. That's Showbiz Baby -Jade (10/10)

  2. Confessions -Mimi Webb (9/10)

  3. Girl Violence -King Princess (7.5/10)

  4. Sunkissed- Kenzie Cait (7/10)

  5. Lil Fantasy Vol 1 -Chaeyoung (6.5/10)

Loads since the last update -

Poppy, Amy Lee & Courtney LaPlante - End of You

Last DInner Party - The Scythe

congratulations - This Life

Smashing Pumpkins - Chrome Jets

Nyx Division - Midnight Lights

Lambrini Girls w/ Peaches - Cuntology 101

Eville - No Pictures Please

Sick Joy - Nothing Good

AFI - Holy Visions

Black Rose Moves - Club of Sin

Motorhead and The Damned - Neat Neat Neat

Die Spitz - RIDING WITH MY GIRLS

New albums -

Ed Sheeran - Play

Laufey - A Matter of Time

Added to playlist

Ed Sheeran - A Little More

Florence and the Machine - Everybody Scream

Joy Crookes - Everybody Scream

London Grammar - Kind of Man

Listen to

Sombr I Barely Know Her

Hot Chip - Joy In Repetition

Baxter Drury - Albatross

On 13/09/2025 at 12:24, Mellope said:


Don't Give Up – SILK/Chicane/Bryan Adams (6.7/10)

A funky bass and solid EDM beat overall, but why pick BRYAN ADAMS when he sounds so old and out of it for the mix? I have no issues with old people featuring on dance songs, but you can hear the cracks in his voice, and he can't even reach the song's needed pitch. Why waste a well-built, jam-packed banger of a beat on him?!

Nobody But Us - Mario (5/10)

The lyricism is weirdly sexual and at times goes too far from the chilled love into something deeper, especially when you didn't think that's what you'd be served. Aside from that, it's a Chris Brown-styled R&B song with the tune being expected for the genre. In other words, nothing new.

Dip – Wallie The Sensei/Ty Dolla $ign/Blxst (6/10)

A rap cut from two separate sides, one showing a less altered upbeat rap side and another showing a more tuned version (Ty).

Guabansexxx – Rauw Alejandro (6/10)

Latin music that feels like a comfortable fit for Rauw, at least that's what I think.

April - Rose Grey (7.2/10)

Early this year Rose Grey dropped an album that I found fine; it was enjoyable but not a step in any direction that defines a new character. But she doesn't necessarily have to be defined; as much as it would be nice, I think making your brand of summer pop (that other artists make similarly too) can be ok! After all, the synths are poppy, and the fun elements feel great too. Blast at the beach reminds me of Calvin Harris! The dance claps make me think of the late 2010s style, maybe something that would be interesting to see Jess Glynne on.

Slow Burn – Sadie Jean (8/10)

Think of the gentle acoustic radio pop that many artists make on their smaller rise to fame, but the good side of it is a little like Tate McRae. This song feels like it could get nostalgic over time!

Eatcha Beatcha – Bunna B (7/10)

Sexy Red, but I actually understand her? OK, to be clear, this by no means should make you think I like Bunna B; I'm just understanding the negative impact on music more and learning. This isn't too bad.

REMIND ME – Chase Atlantic (7.9/10)

A noticeable use of tuning, but also noticeably good. Definitely a good sign for the modern R&B's push to make music more unique.

Better - Nimino/Manta (5/10)

Bright piano keys with a bright kick in from the bass; the bad part was the glitchy in-and-out hearing of the noise, especially on top of the chanting, which makes it feel like a mistake CYRIL would make.

Too Much – Rushy/Kairo Keyz (5/10)

Aitch could've done it, AJ could've, or, in fact, any UK rapper could've made the same rap you hear from the country's stereotypes. Boring.

Celosa – Ke Personajes/J Balvin (7.1/10)

I don't think the tone of the song fits the jealous, worrying girl definition they're aiming for, but at least this had one of the best rock pieces for this New Music Friday. So killer.

AP Freestyle - Nemzzz (6.5/10)

Basically exactly what I said for Rushy & Kairo Keyz, but instead slightly better.

High For You - Delilah (7.2/10)

A fine job at making a BBC-level playable radio song, but it would be better if she did another song with her previous collaborator Fred Again.

DEVIL IS A LIAR – Gio./John Michael Howell (8.5/10)

Was NOT expecting this from Christian artist Gio; his vocals sound like The Kid Laroi in the best way possible, with the beat sounding so professional and fresh, with all inputs having that clean and funky boogie that CARRIES the song. Oh, and the starting few guitar chords made me think of a sequence Ed Sheeran would use in his older songs lol.

Crystallised – John Summit/Inéz (7.5/10)

A strong electronic bass with vocals reminding me of Sia, and more so her stronger performances. Both of those two things come together into an addicting song.

Deep Clear Water – Gryffin/GRiZ (7/10)

There are elements from house, jazz and just singing, some you have to listen closely for, but they're all in there in a very interesting mix. My big problem is the layering and mastering isn't the greatest, along with the singing sounding unfit for this song... or, in fact, any song. But yes, there's still value here which I'll take.

Never The Same - Boy Soda (7/10)

MISUNDERSTOOD – Hannah Bahng (7.1/10)

Such a mellow listen, but instead it's faster and still packs a punch with guitars, but instead they're toned down too to a pitch that reflects what this song should be about.

IT'S SO BEAUTIFUL – FACESOUL (8/10)

A song about praying to see the light in a graceful display of true emotions and calming takes. It truly is lovely to the ears.

My Bad - George Birge (5/10)

Fake country that feels like the overly forced versions of the genre that only appeal to the worst radio stations.

Fall In Your Arms – James Vickery (7.2/10)

That's some soulful vocals that I don't often hear!

Is Anybody Out There? - Allie X (8.1/10)

A gothic pop-rock song with the echo-like wave on the hook providing a nice pattern before the drums kick in. I really like this; it certainly didn't take a bland route of choice.

Madeline - Carter Vail (6/10)

Yeah, it's a nice little radio song, but it does have this annoyingly generic and cheesy side.

Dreamin' – Cuco (7.2/10)

CURIOUS - Sam Gellaitry/Toro y Moi (8.1/10)

Lovely placed glitchy disco that gives hope for a Friday night funk. It does feel like something that would go from the radio to the club.

Driving me crazy - Snuggle (7.3/10)

Simply calming and nice for a sit-down.

No Lies Detected [Blind] - Oxymorons (8/10)

It kind of goes hard; I mean, it has a great use of the vocal and guitar balance in a hard rock song that sounds like Linkin Park would mess with it a little.

Let Down – Acopia (8/10)

808 HYMN - Erin Lecount (8/10)

The aesthetic for this feels like it's delving into something new, something artistic and something that can't be exactly compared to anything else. Wonderfully futuristic.

Drag – Yumi Zouma (7.1/10)

Good grief! - Jervis Campbell (7/10)

This has its similarities to Cian Ducrot and Mark Ambor, or a brand of starting-out acoustic pop. I'll take it.

Last Shot – VALORANT/Templuv/347aidan (7.5/10)

It fits a fast-paced shooting video game; it has action and energy, exactly what I'm looking for.

Making Love To Morgan Wallen - Limp Bizkit (7.5/10)

Yeah... I only listened to the song because of its title. But surprisingly I enjoyed it; it was a piece of pretty badass rock!

JUICY – Jordan Ward (7.2/10)

Change My Mind – Phantastic Furniture (7.7/10)

Sewers – mehro (7.8/10)

An emotionally gripping song with a strong guitar backing used in a production that kicks up the song to the biggest high around the 3:00 to 3:30 mark.

MAN ABOVE – Aaron Cole/nobigdyl. (7/10)

Christian rap – that's not your usual for those who don't explore the scene.

Tied To You - Lori McKenna/Medium Build (6.5/10)

This is a remix of the original Chicane/Bryan Adams song from 2000 when Adams was 40 - it went #1 in the UK.

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