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Martin Garrix and Arijit Singh reunite on “Weightless,” blending deep house and Hindi vocals in a meditation on fragile intimacy. Dani Mocanu’s “China” turns satire into swagger, while Vikkstar’s “Chemical” shifts him from gaming to future house alongside Adalaide Adams. MORE
Updated : Apr 13,2025
How well do you know the music of Green Day, David Lee Roth, Mötley Crüe, Nirvana, Sting, Jennifer Paige, James, Tool, Deftones, Republica, The Jesus And Mary Chain, Paul McCartney
? Take our 12-track quiz.
In “Hayhat,” Bessan Ismail shifts from online personality to balladeer, capturing the fatigue of repeated betrayal through a polished, emotionally flat vocal style shaped by producer Fouad Jned. “Mi Quinceañera” turns Kimberly Contrerax’s milestone birthday into a satirical spectacle, with Papá Recocha lending comedic flair to a Latin pop production bathed in autotune. MORE
Updated : Apr 8,2025
How well do you know the music of Kid Loco, Queen, Guns N’ Roses, John Alford, U2, Sting, Madonna, Bryan Adams, Sam Brown, Maria Nayler, Meredith Brooks, Aerosmith
? Take our 12-track quiz.
The Mar 24, 2025 edition of our bi-weekly music charts presents the top 20 tracks across 16 genres, including Alt Z, Alternative R&B, Dancehall, Art Pop, Metalcore, Nigerian Pop, and more. New entries from Melanie Martinez, Doechii, Bad Bunny, Daughtry, and Wizkid bring notable shifts, while chart regulars like Billie Eilish, Gims, Rema, and Twenty One Pilots hold multiple positions. Based on combined internal metrics and external streaming data, this snapshot reflects current audience trends over the past 30 days. Updated : Mar 24,2025
How well do you know the music of The Maccabees, Madness, CSS, Tracey Thorn, Jimmy Eat World, The King Blues, Graham Coxon, Steriogram, KT Tunstall, Blonde Redhead, Stellastarr, Enter Shikari
? Take our 12-track quiz.
An intriguing concoction of traditional Ghanaian beats intertwined with Christian tales creates the transcendent art form known as gospel music, where hymns from the 19th century meld seamlessly with indigenous instruments and modern guitars. From church halls to record studios, this genre has evolved over time, blending highlife essence with sacred tunes. As it travels from Accra to Tamale, the geographical harmonies change, with southern highlife beats contrasting northern talking drums.
YoungBoy Never Broke Again’s “On Me” delivers his signature auto-tuned melodies and trap beats, threading introspection into raw delivery. Chuckyy’s “N***A Poetry” channels Chicago street narratives with sharp lyricism, while Lazer Dim 700’s “Clipfarming” leans into underground hype. Sha EK’s “Somebody Lyin’” continues his drill ascent, and Mozzy’s “UNDER OATH” blends West Coast grit with reflection. Icewear Vezzo’s “Minnesota” builds on Detroit’s unvarnished rap traditions.
Updated : Mar 15,2025