Each week, Consequence’s Songs of the Week column spotlights the most effective new tracks from the earlier seven days and takes a have a look at notable releases. Discover our new favorites and extra on our High Songs playlist, and for different nice songs from rising artists, you’ll be able to take heed to our New Sounds playlist. This week, PinkPantheress, S. G. Goodman, The Marías, and plenty of extra have unveiled new tracks.
Workers Picks: March twenty eighth – April 4th 2025
2hollis — “you”
2hollis is again along with his newest assortment of songs, star, and almost all of them are floor-filling bangers. One of the infectious slices of dance pop comes with the Eurotrance-influenced “you,” which strikes at such a frenetic tempo that it’s stunning Hollis doesn’t let the music totally collapse (like on prior tracks “two dangerous” and “gold”). What’s so fantastic about “you,” and star as an entire, is the strain between Hollis’ icy distance on the mic and the chaotic rattle of the beats that observe; he’s seemingly a grasp of this type of glitched out, paranoid dance music, cathartic at one second and terrifying the subsequent. Whereas “you” is a cleaner providing general, it’s one more nice instance of 2hollis’ outstanding pop imaginative and prescient. — Paolo Ragusa
By Storm — “Double Trio 2”
By Storm, the brand new(ish) outsider hip-hop group fashioned by the surviving members of Damage Reserve, returned this week with a sequel to their debut single, “Double Trio.” The primary observe below the identify served as a transition between the 2 initiatives, and now “Double Trio 2” showcases how rapper Ritchie with a T and producer Parker Corey are persevering with to sharpen their inventive imaginative and prescient. The beat is ethereal and intense — an vitality that’s matched by the vocal efficiency — and the bars boldly stare down the expertise of grief. It actually hits. — Jonah Krueger
Dazy — “Pay No Thoughts (To the Indicators)”
Dazy has had fairly the 12 months already: After releasing a 9-track album in January, the Virginia-based musician is again with a recent single to additional cost up his momentum. A complete lot grimier than the tracks on for all i care, “Pay No Thoughts” options James Goodson laying his spacey vocals over a thick layer of distorted fuzz, held firmly in place by mechanical percussion beneath all of it. Wanting on the approach issues have been going thus far, he’s projected to maintain getting higher because the 12 months progresses. — Karan Singh