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Tyler, the Creator, Drake, Lola Young Highlight This Week’s 10 Must-Hear Songs

Monday AdaBy Monday AdaJuly 26, 202505 Mins Read2 Views
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Every week, the music world offers up a fresh selection of songs that span genres, moods, and messages — and this week is no different. From heavyweight rap returns to soul-baring ballads, these ten standout tracks deserve a spot in your playlist rotation. Featuring contributions from Tyler, the Creator, Drake, Lola Young, and several other notable names, this list captures the sonic pulse of the moment.

 

 

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1. Tyler, the Creator – “DOGTOOTH (2025 Rework)”

Tyler, the Creator surprises fans with a new version of “DOGTOOTH,” giving his 2023 track a lush and layered 2025 refresh. Retaining the breezy, soulful charm of the original, this updated version introduces subtle vocal tweaks and tighter percussion. As always, Tyler mixes vulnerability with swagger, delivering a self-reflective tone that reminds listeners of his unmatched ear for melody and mood.

 

 

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2. Drake – “Midnight Service”

Drake’s latest drop, “Midnight Service,” finds him returning to his nocturnal, introspective roots. Produced by longtime collaborator 40, the song is built around a haunting piano loop and minimalist trap beat. Lyrically, it’s peak Drake — a blend of braggadocio and loneliness, fame and regret. It’s clear that the Toronto rapper is still navigating the complicated intersection of personal growth and global superstardom.

 

 

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3. Lola Young – “Wish You Were Dead”

British singer-songwriter Lola Young stuns once again with “Wish You Were Dead,” a hauntingly raw ballad about heartbreak and rage. Her smoky vocals and biting lyrics bring intensity to every note. A minimalist arrangement of piano and strings allows her voice to cut straight through, making this one of her most powerful releases yet. Young continues to cement herself as one of the UK’s most promising emotional truth-tellers.

 

 

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4. Ice Spice – “Act Bad (Remix)” ft. Cardi B

The Bronx baddie is back. Ice Spice teams up with Cardi B for a remix that elevates her summer hit “Act Bad” into a full-blown anthem. Cardi’s verse is fiery, full of classic one-liners and confident delivery, while Ice Spice brings her signature cool flow. The beat is club-ready, bouncing with bass and a catchy hook that’s impossible to ignore. Together, the pair deliver one of the week’s most infectious collabs.

 

 

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5. Tame Impala – “End of Summer”

Kevin Parker enters his “rave era” with “End of Summer,” a psychedelic-electronic track that feels both nostalgic and forward-thinking. This single previews a new sonic direction for Tame Impala, blending acid-house influences with dreamy synth layers. Lyrically, Parker explores themes of change and acceptance, pairing existential musings with pulsating rhythms. A bold, captivating evolution.

 

 

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6. Blxst – “Patience” ft. J. Cole

Los Angeles meets Fayetteville in this introspective collaboration between Blxst and J. Cole. “Patience” is a slow-burning track that blends West Coast R&B melodies with Cole’s reflective lyricism. The duo reflects on the pressures of success, staying grounded, and making peace with uncertainty. It’s a mature and moving record that showcases both artists’ versatility.

 

 

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7. Gracie Abrams – “Now That You’re Gone”

Fresh off her Grammy nomination, Gracie Abrams delivers a delicate, piano-driven ballad about grief and closure. Her whispery vocals and confessional lyrics recall the intimacy of early Taylor Swift or Phoebe Bridgers, but Abrams brings her own tender magic to the mix. It’s a song built for solitary listening — raw, honest, and quietly devastating.

 

 

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8. Burna Boy – “Thermostat”

Nigerian Afro-fusion star Burna Boy turns up the heat with “Thermostat,” a groovy, summer-ready single that mixes amapiano rhythms with his unmistakable vocal charisma. The track explores themes of temperature, desire, and emotional regulation — both metaphorically and literally. Burna’s world-dominating appeal continues to evolve, and this track is perfect for late-night dancing or sunny day drives.

 

 

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9. Clairo – “Cotton”

Clairo returns with “Cotton,” her first single of 2025, offering a delicate blend of lo-fi indie pop and wistful reflection. The track is awash in warm guitar textures and dreamy harmonies, while lyrically, it’s about softness — how it can be both a strength and a burden. Fans of her earlier work will find a familiar, comforting thread here, but “Cotton” also signals new emotional depth.

 

 

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10. Metro Boomin & 21 Savage – “No Sleep ‘Til Sunset”

Rounding out the list is a high-octane track from frequent collaborators Metro Boomin and 21 Savage. “No Sleep ‘Til Sunset” is a moody, cinematic anthem that pairs Metro’s signature dark trap production with 21’s ice-cold verses. The track feels like the soundtrack to a heist movie — tense, stylish, and thrilling. Both artists are in top form, showing why their partnership remains one of hip-hop’s most effective.

 

 

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Final Thoughts

This week’s roundup illustrates the wide spectrum of musical expression happening right now — from raw emotion to high-energy bangers, underground gems to pop giants. Tyler, the Creator and Drake continue to lead the cultural conversation with evolution and confidence, while artists like Lola Young, Clairo, and Gracie Abrams offer nuanced glimpses into the emotional undercurrents of their generation. Whether you’re seeking deep introspection or dance-floor fuel, there’s a song here to suit your mood.

 

Stay tuned — next

week promises even more innovation, surprises, and sounds worth knowing.

 

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