This week, Drake unveiled a laid-back summer track at a fashion show, and DJ Khaled released a Calvin Harris-produced jam featuring Travis Scott and Jeremih.
Music is easier than ever to get and harder than ever to sort online, so we've picked the best songs out this week that you can stream right here:
Drake — "Signs"
Parcels — "Overnight" (feat. Daft Punk)
Vince Staples — "Yeah Right" (feat. Kendrick Lamar)
Grizzly Bear — "Four Cypresses"
DJ Khaled — "Don't Quit" (feat. Calvin Harris, Travis Scott, and Jeremih)
Drake premiered his latest song "Signs" at Louis Vitton's runway show at Paris Fashion Week on Wednesday. The low-key dancehall track (produced by frequent Drake collaborator Noah "40" Shebib) sounds like an alternate take on Drake's multi-platinum hit "One Dance."
Listen to the song at the 4:30 mark in the video below:
Daft Punk lends a funk guitar riff that's highly reminiscent of their 2013 hit "Get Lucky" to up-and-coming Australian band Parcels' latest single.
English producer Sophie and Australian electronic sensation Flume lace California rappers Vince Staples and Kendrick Lamar with a thundering, bass-heavy industrial beat on "Yeah Right" from Staples' excellent new LP, "Big Fish Theory."
The latest single from indie-rock band Grizzly Bear's upcoming fifth album, "Four Cypresses," finds singer Daniel Rossen accompanied by a wonderful mix of guitars and synths as hecryptically meditates on the life of four torn-down cypress trees "seen from a neighbor's yard."
"Ayo, Calvin Harris. They didn't see this one coming!" DJ Khaled shouts at the start of the bright and catchy Calvin Harris-produced track "Don't Quit" off his new album, "Grateful." Anchored by rapper Travis Scott in the most upbeat vocal performance of his career, this track has the potential to be a massive summer hit.
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