Chappell Roan, Hayley Williams, Metro Boomin, and All the Songs You Need to Know This Week
Chappell Roan, 'The Subway' (YouTube)
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Metro Boomin, 'Stealin All The Swag'(YouTube)
Reneé Rapp, 'Kiss It Kiss It' (YouTube)
Rauw Alejandro, 'Buenos Términos' (YouTube)
Demi Lovato, 'Fast' (YouTube)
Ciara, Latto, 'This Right Here' (YouTube)
Grupo Frontera, 'Lalala' (YouTube)
The Beths, 'Mother, Pray For Me' (YouTube)
LANY, 'Know You Naked' (YouTube)
D4vd feat. Hannah Bahng, 'L.O.V.E.U' (YouTube)
Haute & Freddy, 'Sophie' (YouTube)
Slayyyter, 'Beat Up Chanel$' (YouTube)
ENHYPEN, 'Echoes' (YouTube)
Ghostface Killah, 'Rap Kingpin' (YouTube)
Roc Marciano, DJ Premier, 'Prayer Hands' (YouTube)
Emilia, 'Perfectas' (YouTube)
Xavi, Kapo, 'Bien Pedos' (YouTube)
Los Angeles Azules, Manuel Turizo, 'El Despertador' (YouTube)
Morgan Wade, 'Left Me Behind' (YouTube)
Zach Top, 'South of Sanity' (YouTube)
Common People, 'Thank You' (YouTube)
Ganser, 'Stripe' (YouTube)
Joss Favela, 'Eres' (YouTube)
Gabby Barrett, 'The Easy Part' (YouTube)
Baby Yors feat. Rose McGowan, 'Monte y Culebra' (YouTube)
The Two Lips, 'Clue' (YouTube)
Edgehill, 'Doubletake' (YouTube)
Montana 700, 'Trap Ain't Dead' (YouTube)
Sikarus, 'Sarah Tonin' (YouTube)
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