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Sunday, 13 April 2025

Tracks in Orbit: Week 202515

                       


This week, the music scene is abuzz with notable releases from a diverse array of artists. Here's an in-depth look at five standout tracks making waves this week:​


Lana Del Rey – "Henry, Come On"

Lana Del Rey has unveiled "Henry, Come On," the lead single from her forthcoming tenth studio album. This track marks a stylistic shift towards country influences, blending Del Rey's signature melancholic lyricism with acoustic instrumentation. Co-written with Nashville songwriter Luke Laird and produced alongside Drew Erickson, the song narrates a tale of longing and introspection. Fans can anticipate the album's release on May 21, 2025.

Del Rey is set to perform at the Stagecoach Festival on April 25, 2025, where she's expected to showcase her new country-inspired sound.



Shaboozey & Myles Smith – "Blink Twice"

In a dynamic collaboration, Shaboozey and Myles Smith present "Blink Twice," a track that seamlessly fuses elements of R&B and soul. The song showcases both artists' vocal prowess, delivering a smooth and emotive listening experience. Accompanied by an official audio release, "Blink Twice" is rapidly gaining traction among fans and critics alike.

Shaboozey described "Blink Twice" as one of the best songs he's ever made, highlighting the synergy between him and Myles Smith. 



PinkPantheress – "Tonight"

English singer PinkPantheress returns with "Tonight," a dance-pop track infused with bassline rhythms and synth-driven melodies. The song samples orchestral elements from Panic! at the Disco's "Do You Know What I'm Seeing?" and features flirtatious lyrics that explore themes of desire and attraction. The accompanying music video, directed by Charlotte Rutherford, draws inspiration from period dramas, depicting a lively and opulent party scene.

The music video's aesthetic has been compared to the Regency-era visuals seen in the television series "Bridgerton." 



MARINA – "CUNTISSIMO"

Welsh singer-songwriter MARINA releases "CUNTISSIMO," the third single from her upcoming album "Princess of Power." This techno-pop anthem celebrates female empowerment and pleasure, drawing inspiration from iconic women such as Madonna and Sophia Loren. The track is characterized by its bold lyrics and electronic production, marking a confident evolution in MARINA's musical journey.

The music video for "CUNTISSIMO" marks the directorial debut of cinematographer Jessica Lee Gagné, known for her work on the series "Severance."




JENNIE – "Like Jennie"

Not a new release this week, but finally makes it into de A-List.

BLACKPINK's JENNIE steps into the solo spotlight with "Like Jennie," a track from her debut album "Ruby." Produced by Diplo and co-written with Zico, the song blends hip-hop elements with catchy hooks, asserting JENNIE's unique influence in the music and fashion industries. The music video showcases her versatility, featuring dynamic choreography and avant-garde fashion statements.

The video concludes with JENNIE transforming into a capybara, symbolizing rebirth and aligning with the recent capybara trend in pop culture.



These songs highlight the dynamic and evolving nature of the music industry, offering listeners a rich tapestry of sounds and stories to explore. So let's go and update your playlist !

Friday, 7 February 2025

Tracks in Orbit: Week 202506

 


Every week we bring you the five tracks that are dominating our A-List: “What I’m Playing” playlist. And if you’re still craving more, don’t forget to check out the B-List: “What I’m Playing Sometimes.” This week’s selection is especially intriguing, blending pop anthems from megastars with fresh, emerging voices. Here’s what’s lighting up the scene:

Lady Gaga – “Abracadabra”

Lady Gaga is back in spectacular fashion with her new single “Abracadabra,” which dropped on February 3, 2025. Serving as the second single from her upcoming album Mayhem, this dance-pop track marries pulsating beats with a theatrical edge reminiscent of her early work. The accompanying music video—premiered live during the 67th Annual Grammy Awards—features bold choreography and striking visual contrasts in red, black, and white. With nods to her classic eras and an energy that commands the dance floor, “Abracadabra” reaffirms Gaga’s ability to reinvent pop on her own terms.




LISA, Doja Cat & RAYE – “Born Again”

In a powerhouse collaboration, LISA teams up with Doja Cat and RAYE for “Born Again,” the fourth single from her debut solo album Alter Ego. Released on February 6, 2025, the track is a disco-inflected, anthemic pop number that celebrates rebirth and self-empowerment. The lyrics, full of sharp wit and determination, explore the transformation that comes after a breakup, urging listeners to rise anew. The music video amplifies this message, with the trio reimagined as modern goddesses in a visually arresting setting that pays homage to the strength and resilience of women.



Alex Warren – “Ordinary”

Alex Warren’s “Ordinary” is a heartfelt pop ballad that takes the everyday and transforms it into something extraordinary. With tender lyrics that confess how love can elevate even the most routine moments, the song strikes an emotional chord. The lyric video—available on YouTube and streaming platforms—features intimate imagery and soft, soulful melodies that perfectly capture the vulnerability and beauty of finding someone who makes life feel magical. “Ordinary” is a reminder that true love often lies in the simplest moments.




Doechii – “Nosebleeds”

Hot off her historic win at the Grammys, Doechii released “Nosebleeds” on February 3, 2025, as a rapid-fire victory lap. Following her accolade for Best Rap Album for Alligator Bites Never Heal, this two-minute track is a defiant celebration of success. Produced by Jonas Jeberg, “Nosebleeds” features Doechii’s unmistakable rap flow as she spits lines about stepping out of the swamp and owning the stage—an unapologetic response to critics and a bold statement of her rise.



Bea and her Business – “We’re Not The Same”

London’s rising vocalist and songwriter Bea and her Business unveils her new single “We’re Not The Same,” marking her first fresh release of 2025. This classic pop ballad tackles the bittersweet truth of growing apart from a childhood best friend. With honest lyrics that reminisce about when the two were inseparable before life’s changes set them on different paths, the track encapsulates both the pain and liberation of moving on. Having debuted the song live during her headline tour across Europe and North America, Bea’s evocative storytelling and soulful vocal delivery promise to resonate deeply with anyone who’s experienced the evolution of friendship.