10 songs you need in your life this week

The melodrama! The masochism! The Spanish guitar! The towering autotuned chorus! Rosalía can do no wrong.

The latest offering from Megan James and Corin Roddick's third album as Purity Ring, WOMB, is a glistening transmission from inside the eye of the storm.

In an ideal world, all international airports would broadcast Lil Tracy over the intercom. We're not there yet, but on "bonjour!" it isn't difficult to imagine the possibility.

When Ollie Judge wailed "there's a place I go where I'm all alone," I felt that. Fortunately, Squid's newest single is riotous enough to slap away the cabin fever, if only for five minutes.

Before this, the closest thing we had to a Oneohtrix Point Never and The Weeknd collab was when Daniel Lopatin scored Abel Tesfaye's big scene in Uncut Gems. On the OPN remix of "Save Your Tears," they meet in the middle, igniting a technicolor spectacle.

Shordie is stuck in the friend zone in the first cut off the Baltimore rapper's forthcoming project > Music. Luckily for us, though, the friend zone is fertile ground for an insanely catchy hook.

The only thing you need to know about the clobbering first single from ize's Ize Cream Man is that it really isn't a drill. Do with that what you will.

When words escape her, Kansas-based singer songwriter Jordana waltzes toward what feels right. On "Sway," that inclination develops into a soft groove of its own.

There's something deeply drowsy and intoxicating about the latest Petals For Armor cut, in which Hayley Williams is backed by Phoebe Bridgers, Julien Baker, and Lucy Dacus.

If there ever was a time for Conor Oberst to unload his irreconcilable malaise over a chorus of bagpipes, it's obviously right the fuck now.