MOST ADDED

Miso Extra - "POP"

"POP" isn’t just the song’s name; it’s the genre (expertly crafted), and it's the thesis statement: "You're my favorite recipe / I just wanna squeeze ya 'til you POP." This two-and-a-half-minute gem of POP perfection comes from Miso Extra, the London-based singer, rapper, and producer. It’s the fifth single ahead of her debut album Earcandy, dropping in May, and the momentum is undeniable. With a recent standout COLORS performance, strong press, and a wave of tastemaker playlist adds in March, this one’s essential listening.

HAIM - "Relationships"

Far and away the most-added song of the month - clearly, the world was ready for HAIM’s return. And "Relationships" delivered in a big (if possibly understated?!) way: it's HAIM in their ’90s zone, with Danielle Haim sharing her frustrations about relationships - hers, yours, ours, the concept in general - over a laid-back, R&B-inspired beat. Subtly different from their past work but still classic HAIM, it’s a flawless return.

Blusher - "RACER"

Melbourne trio Blusher specialize in BIG songs, and "RACER" is their biggest yet. A massive hook, powered by soaring synths, crashes into a breakdown that makes you see disco lights no matter where you are. It channels the best of early 2010s dance music that asked no implored us to “DANCE UNTIL THE WORLD ENDS!”, making it both timeless and perfectly timed.

The South Hill Experiment - "Cakewalk"

"The most exciting time to make music is always right now," proclaims The South Hill Experiment’s bio, and their music delivers on that promise. "Cakewalk," the closing track from last month’s EARTHBREAKS, might be the purest example: a laid-back groove that still radiates the energy of two brothers jamming in their Baltimore basement, fully believing this is the most exciting time to make music. It’s the kind of song you wish lasted twice as long - but that’s the magic: lightning, captured.