New Music Round-Up: JAY-Z, Calvin Harris, Bruno Mars and more

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Singles

Bruno Mars & David Guetta - Versace on the Floor (Bruno Mars vs. David Guetta)

Bruno turns his latest single up a notch with David Guetta. Those 'Love on Top' worthy key changes sound even better.

Rudimental - Sun Gomes Up (Ft. James Arthur)

Rudimental enlist the X Factor's comeback kid to for their new single. Expect this to go off in clubs all summer long.

Tyler, the creator - Who Dat Boy, 911 / Mr Lonely

The Odd Future rapper has blessed us with not one but two new songs this week. 'Who Dat Boy' features A$AP Rocky, whilst '911 / Mr Lonely' enlsists Frank Ocean for some first class crooning. Catch us listening to these for the rest of the year.

Mura Masa - Second 2 None (Ft. Christine and the Queens)

Christine and the Queens' emotive vocals compliment Mura Masa's squelchy production effortlessly on this midtempo bop.

Curtis Harding - On & On

Transport yourself back in time with this soulful number.

Samantha Urbani - Go Deeper

Samantha takes us back to the 80s with this gorgeous tune.

RAYE - The Line (Crazy Cousinz Remix)

RAYE's perfect pop song bangs even harder with Crazy Cousinz on board.

Clean Bandit - Disconnect (Ft. Marina and the Diamonds)

Clean Bandit's and Marina and the Diamonds' stunning, surprise gift to fans is not one to be ignored.

St. Vincent - New York

A beautiful, dancing with tears in your eyes ode to a past love.

Princess Nokia - G.O.A.T.

Princess Nokia shows off her impressive flow once again on 'G.O.A.T.'

Arcade Fire - Signs of Life

Arcade Fire ramp up the excitement for their new album with this toe-tapping number.

Liam Gallagher - Chinatown

A beautiful, soaring ballad from one of Manchester's finest.

Albums

JAY-Z - 4:44

 

 

JAY-Z is back with a brand new album: 4:44. The TIDAL exclusive is one of the rap superstar's most confessional releases to date. It opens with the introspective 'Kill Jay Z' before taking things to church on 'Smile' and 'Family Fued'. Its lyrics will no doubt be picked apart in gossip magazines for months to come - they directly address his infidelity - but the music will live on past the sensationalist headlines. 4:44 is a return to form and, although it's too soon to confirm, on first listen it ranks among JAY-Z's best.

Calvin Harris - Funk Wav Bounces Vol. 1

Calvin takes us back to the 90s with this all star mixtape. As 'Slide', 'Heatstroke', 'Rollin' and 'Feels' teased - it's the perfect album to play with the top down. And there's plenty new songs to enjoy. 'Holiday' enlists Snoop Dogg for the perfect chillout, 'Skrt On Me' features Nicki at her best and 'Faking It' proves that Kehlani and Lil Yachty have long careers ahead of them.

TLC - TLC

TLC are back with their first studio album in 15 years. From the instant ease of 'Way Back' to the uplifting nature of 'Perfect Girls' - it's like they never left. Instead of chasing modern day trends, the queens of cool remind us how great the music was they made when Lisa "Left Eye" Lopes was still alive. A beautiful album from a brilliant band.

LANY - LANY

LANY have a way with spacious, alternative pop and it's a pleasure to hear it unfold over a full album.

Donae'o - sixteen Mixtape

Mixtapes don't get much better than Donae'o's latest work.

Astrid S - Party's Over

Scandanavia has a way with pop - from Max Martin to Zara Larsson they're always one step ahead of the game. Astrid S is no different. The Norwegian popstar is a master of forward-thinking pop and her second EP, 'Party's Over', shows it off in spades. From the magical chorus of 'Breathe' to the intelligent lyrics of Sushi, you'll be mesmirised by this EP for months to come.