10 songs you need in your life this week

Frank Ocean's "Moon River" is a meandering reboot of the Audrey Hepburn original, its beauty rushing forward in waves and waves.

"Lemon Glow" is Beach House's fluorescent and dance-y new single. My colleague Jordan says that it sounds like a song that Drake would sample.

David Byrne and Oneohtrix Point Never joined forces to create an echo-chamber of metallic clashes and clinks, melancholy guitar and piano, and Byrne's wary, wavering voice.

Julie Bergan's "Guilt Trip" is cotton candy pop about, per my colleague Myles, "torturing your boyfriend and being psycho." That's enough for me to make this my ringtone.

We've never meet a Popcaan song we haven't liked. "My Type" is no different, with its bright dancehall beat and very delightfully filthy lyrics.

03 Greedo talks about substance abuse in his newest. His auto-tuned vocals are melodic, and, paired with the subject matter, make this a very earnest and frank admission.

Dutch singer Naaz' "Loving Love" is a triumphant reminder of the whirlwinds of love. Hit play to warm the cockles of a bitter post-Valentine's Day heart.

I must tell you, the first time you listen through Kero Kero Bonito's "Only Acting," not to worry; it's not your speakers. It's the song — an unsettling but darkly charming single off their latest EP.

Be surprised, but Lonzo Ball's "Grind Mode" is really good! It's about hard work and the grind, all over staccatoed, blipping production.

Remember Sports' "Up From Below" feels to be running furiously toward something — a distant light, or maybe an objective. Either way, we feel breathless.