New Songs: Iggy Azalea, Ariana Grande, etc.
We’re gonna keep doing this – compiling our weekly list of new songs – until the music industry somehow completely disintegrates. We’ll shut off the lights on our way out.
Here goes …
Follow along with our New Songs: A Pauseandplay.com Playlist on Spotify (or click on the Spotify player at the bottom of this page).
“Team,” Iggy Azalea
“Be Alright,” Ariana Grande
“Welcome to the Show,” Adam Lambert feat. Laleh
“BeFoUr,” ZAYN
“The Hideous Exhibitions of a Dedicated Gore Whore,” Rob Zombie
“The Pop Kids (Remixes),” Pet Shop Boys
“Get Em,” Silentó
“We Don’t Have To Dance,” Andy Black
“No Broken Hearts,” Bebe Rexha feat. Nicki Minaj
“Drunk in the Morning,” Lukas Graham
“Noam Chomsky Is a Soft Revolution,” Foy Vance
“Our Love Will Survive,” Wild Belle
“Solitude,” M83
“Display,” Lust For Youth
“Sinful (Remixes),” Mat Zo feat. I See Monstas
“Moments,” Kyle Watson
“Bus Ride,” KAYTRANADA feat. Karriem Riggins & River Tiber
SXSW 2016 Playlist
“Full Circle,” Hælos
“A Match Made In Heaven,” Architects UK
“Still In Love,” Jahkoy
“Killer,” Band of Skulls
“Grace To Grace,” Hillsong Worship
“Gangster,” PJ
“Here I Am,” Asking Alexandria
“Jean Jacket,” The Summer Set
“Arcadia,” White Sea
“Woman Is a Word,” Empress Of
“Parasite,” Ace Frehley feat. John 5
“One Woman Man,” All Saints
“Follow,” Telegram
“Giants,” Indo
“Nothing Like This,” Blonde & Craig David
“Spell It Out,” Canvas
“What If I Go?,” Mura Masa
“Come Down,” WSTRN
“Home,” Sebastian Kole
“Touch (Four Tet Remix),” Shura
“Rinse & Repeat,” Riton
“All Four Walls,” Gorgon City feat. Vaults
“Temple,” Baauer
“Mobbin’ Out,” I See Stars
“Regret,” Avatar
“Sorry,” Liss
“Sound of Red,” René Marie
“Save the Rave (Original Mix),” Basskillers
“Vinder,” Page Four
“Swallow My Pride,” Boehm feat. Molly Moore
“Still Running,” Dread Daze
“Motion,” Take Berlin
“Anonymous,” Chris Robley
“Open Arms,” RKCB x Demo Taped
“Had Me Waiting,” Muzic Souljah feat. Truth
“How I Rock,” Mighty Mystic
About the Author
Gerry Galipault Gerry Galipault debuted Pause & Play online in October 1997. Since then, it has become the definitive place for CD-release dates — with a worldwide audience.
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