A lot is going on on perhaps the funnest song on Drake’s new album, To All The Dogs: Sexyy Red instructing to “bend that ass over” and “let that coochie breathe”; SZA belting her feelings; and Drake rapping “Dog Days Are Over.”

Sufjan Steven’s glowing cover of Neil Young’s “There’s A World” gets even more devastating once you learn who his new album is dedicated to.

“I’ve come to collect,” roars Brooklyn’s TORRES on her unforgiving, hammer of a revenge song.

Omar Apollo’s latest wave of new music is some of his best, including this heavy, Auto-Tuned hymn about talking someone off a ledge: “too young to grow wings/ too young to be an angel.”

On Slauson Malone’s “Half-Life,” a delicately plucked guitar song explodes into a grungy love trap with some strange devilish tones.

French DJ Coucou Chloe crafts a chic club track with room-wobbling bass and slick four on the floor beats.

Listening Saya Gray’s “Annie Pick A Flower (My House)” feels like trying to solve a riddle: the head of one beast and the body and tail of another.

You may know North Carolina’s Marco Luka as a vocalist for the bubbling boy band Weston Estate, but he also makes his own music: heartsick fluid bops like “Protect.”

The vocals on Mia Joy’s “More Green” sound like it’s floating in from far away which adds to the band’s dreamy, synth-y appeal.

19-year-old Kurtains hails from Wales but his emotive music — a bricolage of pop, dream rap, and hyperpop — is all internet.

Smooth afrobeats and aqueous synths makes listening to Tyla effortless.