10 songs you need in your life this week

Trap daddy Bad Bunny collabs with champagne papi Drake for the fuego "Mia." Drake sings in Spanish and it's good! Hit play!

What a blessing it is to hear Sampha's richly-hued voice soar over a lush piano melody on "Treasure." I haven't seen Beautiful Boy yet, but I'm already crying.

Canadian rapper Belly delivers this genius bar: "Immigrant, I'm what happens if Aladdin had some bricks," and you should hear the whole verse.

Soccer Mommy graced us with a gloriously lo-fi and airy cover of the iconic Dixie Chicks. Blast this on the hayride tractor when you go apple picking.

Free Nationals recruits Daniel Caesar and Unknown Mortal Orchestra for a hair-raising serenade perfect for all your evening plans.

The stop-and-go energy in Sir Babygirl's high-velocity "Flirting with Her" perfectly captures the thrill and excitement of a blossoming new crush.

FBG Duck goes all the way off on the second verse of "Big Clout," where his half-rasped flow hardens into something steelier.

I'm enamored by Pearla's "sad but wholesome mystic folk pop" (as she calls it). In "Forgive Yourself," it takes the form of a plucky guitar song being interrupted by glitches of static.

Shy Glizzy and Q Da Fool are a 1-2-punch in "Rich Shooters," where Q’s adlibs, and Glizzy’s head-bopping flow shine over the whimsical beat.

Newly inducted into the "this deserves to be longer than an interlude" Hall of Fame is Toronto producer Harrison's "In The Dark" with its bubbly, syncopated beat that feels like the last glimmering ray of summer.