Best New Music

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Best New Music is your front-row pass to the freshest sounds making waves right now. Carefully handpicked, these tracks cut through the noise to spotlight the artists redefining what it means to be original. From shimmering indie gems to bold electronic anthems and soulful discoveries, this is where the next big thing takes its first breath. Tune in, turn it up, and let Best New Music be your soundtrack to what’s happening now.

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Wet Leg – CPR

Wet Leg crash back onto the scene with “CPR,” a deadpan love song that kicks off their new album moisturizer (out July 11). With chaotic charm, a wild music video, and fresh tour dates, the band proves they’re bolder, weirder, and funnier than ever. Indie rock just got revived.
Ben
May 27, 2025
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Tune-Yards – Better Dreaming

Tune-Yards' "Better Dreaming" is a joyous, unhinged carnival for your ears! A wild ride blending serious topics with infectious grooves and quirky brilliance. Discover why this latest album is essential listening and get ready to dance, laugh, and maybe even find your own "better dream."
Ben
May 21, 2025
2 minute read
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Alma Owren – Under The Surface EP

Norwegian newcomer Alma Owren cracks open her soul on Under The Surface — a stunning debut EP blending modern folk, airy electronics, and raw honesty. Four tracks of vulnerability, growth, and magnetic vocals. Meet the artist you’ll soon have on repeat. Dive in, it’s worth the plunge.
Ben
May 13, 2025
2 minute read
Bonnie Banane & Joseph Schiano di Lombo - L'Orguasme - Sodwee.com

Bonnie Banane & Joseph Schiano di Lombo – L’Orguasme

Bonnie Banane and Joseph Schiano di Lombo turn the grand organ from sacred to scandalous with L’Orguasme—a lusty, lush romp through ecstasy, devotion, and guilty pleasures. From R&B moans to medieval murmurs, it’s all climax and no confession. After all, as they say: better to come than to cry.
Ben
May 7, 2025
2 minute read