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Tracks of the Week 15.02.20

A week full of surprises and delights sees new music from The Strokes, whose first single in seven years prefigures their sixth studio album The New Abnormal, electronic pioneers Oval, and actor-turned-musician Caleb Landry Jones, who leans back and lounges on a couple of psychedelic tracks marking his debut on Sacred Bones Records. Grimes gives birth to Miss Anthropocene with a song called ‘Delete Forever’ about the opioid crisis, MHYSA figures newness on the soulful and spectral NEVAEH, and Tame Impala, Chrystabell, A Boogie Wit da Hoodie, U.S. Girls, Hayley Williams, and Hilary Woods are among assorted other artists busy rolling out their new albums. Meanwhile Billie Eilish’s ‘No Time To Die’ from the upcoming James Bond film sounds suitably despairing and deluxe.

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Grimes – ‘Delete Forever’

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A Boogie Wit da Hoodie – ‘Calm Down (Bittersweet)’ (feat. Summer Walker)

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Hot Snakes – ‘I Shall Be Free’

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MHYSA – ‘brand nu/Sanaa Lathan’

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Rylo Rodriguez – ‘Easy To Love’

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Fireboy DML – ‘Vibration’

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Tame Impala – ‘Breathe Deeper’

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NSG – ‘Ourself’

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Caleb Landry Jones – ‘Flag Day / The Mother Stone’

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U.S. Girls – ‘4 American Dollars’

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The Strokes – ‘At The Door’

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King Princess – ‘Ohio’

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Oval – ‘Improg’

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Boldy James – ‘Carruth’ (prod. The Alchemist)

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Baby Yungin – ‘Letter2Dallas’

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UltraĆ­sta – ‘Anybody’

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Billie Eilish – ‘No Time To Die’

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Chrystabell – ‘Half Asleep’

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Ozuna – ‘100 Preguntas’

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Six Organs of Admittance – ‘The 101’

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Phony Ppl – ‘Fkn Around’ (feat. Megan Thee Stallion)

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dvsn – ‘A Muse’

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Salvatore Ganacci – ‘Boycycle’ (feat. SĆ©bastien Tellier)

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J Hus – ‘Play Play’ (feat. Burna Boy)

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HAWA – ‘IPHONE’

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Hayley Williams – ‘Simmer’

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Hilary Woods – ‘Orange Tree’

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Daniel Davies – ‘Destructive Field’ (feat. John Carpenter)

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Christopher Laws
Christopher Lawshttps://www.culturedarm.com
Christopher Laws is the writer and editor of Culturedarm, currently based in UmeƄ, Sweden.

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