by Steffanee Wang

Entertainment

Maneskin's "Supermodel" & 9 Other New Songs Out This Week

Soundcheck

Every week, we bring you #SOUNDCHECK — your destination for the best new music that hit the web over the course of the week. Because you should always be prepared when someone passes you that AUX cord. This week's roundup features 10 of our favorite emerging and established artists.

“Supermodel” - Måneskin

The world’s hottest rock band is back and dissecting the disease that is celebrity over a clean, California-feeling rock melody. (YouTube)

Republic
“Choreomania” - Florence + The Machine

With lyrics like, “I just kept spinning and I danced myself to death,” “Chreomania” is Florence + The Machine’s witchiest song to date. (YouTube)

Mark Ronson
“Too Much” (feat. Lucky Daye) - Mark Ronson

Mark Ronson + Lucky Daye + disco = 2022’s roller rink anthem. (YouTube)

“Firefly” - Shygirl

Left-pop artist and DJ Shygirl released “firefly,” a song that embodies the ethereal and magical nature of the song’s titular insect. (YouTube)

Transgressive Records
“Cute (feat. Trillary Banks)” - Moonchild Sanelly

“Yes I’m cute, I’m not rude, I be breaking all the rules,” goes South African pioneer Moonchild Sanelly’s eccentric new bop — and the words we’ll be living by all summer long. (YouTube)

Secretly Canadian
“Tell Me Why” - Wet

No one makes more hazy, romantic music than indie band Wet, and their latest, “Tell Me Why,” is a break-up song disguised as a languid dream. (YouTube)

RCA Records
“what would you do?” - Tate McRae

Co-written and co-produced by Charlie Puth, Tate McRae’s catchy tune hits the perfect mix of teenage relationship spite and angst. (YouTube)

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“Surface Tension” - Korantemaa

This beautiful and darkly ominous alt-pop song by YouTuber and singer Korantemaa lingers on the awkward, tenuous space between two people drifting apart. (YouTube)

Mogo Music
“Woman At Best” - Scout Larue Willis

Singer-songwriter (and Bruce Willis’ daughter) Scout Larue Willis’s new song is her ode to sacred, feminine rage — but it’s her sultry, powerful voice that grabs all of our attention. (YouTube)

sadieworld
“Where You’re Not” - Sadie

Hyperpop has never sounded so graceful and pretty in the hands of newcomer singer and musician Sadie. (YouTube)