10 songs you need in your life this week

Sampha's plaintive vocals coupled with Wayne's frank storytelling makes Cater V album-closer "Let It All Work Out" a standout, emotional cut.

Kaytranada does it again, this time turning Kelela's minimal "Waitin" into a swirling dance track that doesn't fully bloom until halfway through.

Robyn's newest, "Honey," is sweet, sticky, tantalizing, and such blissful pop. There's really no use trying to fight it. Come get your honey!

Our office stopped the workday to watch this song's video in full — twice!! This song is super powerful, which I think stems from Lady Gaga's show-stopping choral refrain at the end.

Last week, ILoveMakonnen released the original version of "Sunlight On Your Skin" with Lil Peep. It is a tender, heart-squeezing track that still gleams like light at sunset.

I can't wait to hear DJ Snake's red-hot, feature-loaded reggaeton masterpiece "Taki Taki" in a sweaty, crowded club!!

Sharon Van Etten returns with news of her first album in four years. The lead single, "Comeback Kid," an energetic, scrappy-kid rock song, is a horns-blaring entrance.

Rap's best boyband and Shoreline Mafia gang up for "Let Em Have It," a brief but full-throttle selection from SOB X RBE's latest album Gangin II.

Houston rapper Fat Tony experiments with a dance beat for "10,000 Hours," and it slaps. I love synths and a melodic flow.

DIY rock band Swearin' are unsure and questioning on "Treading," a short, burst-of-energy from their album Fall Into The Sun. Listen on NPR here.