Tate McRae Explores Love’s Journey in New Hits: 10 Must-Listen Songs Released This Week!

Every Friday, music critics from The New York Times share their thoughts on the week’s standout tracks.

Tate McRae, ‘Revolving Door’

Tate McRae is making waves with her new track, “Revolving Door.” At just 21, she’s already gained fame with her catchy hit “Greedy.” In “Revolving Door,” she explores deeper emotions. The song has a pulsating beat, perfect for its heartfelt line: “I keep coming back like a revolving door.” The accompanying music video matches the song’s energy, showcasing her impressive choreography.

Perfume Genius featuring Aldous Harding, ‘No Front Teeth’

Perfume Genius collaborates with Aldous Harding on “No Front Teeth.” This track blends soft folk with vibrant rock sounds. It’s a unique mix, with Perfume Genius singing about feeling broken while Harding sings a hopeful call for better days. The music video adds an intriguing twist to their story.

Hurray for the Riff Raff, ‘Pyramid Scheme’

Alynda Segarra’s new single “Pyramid Scheme” brings back the folk-rock vibe from their last album, “The Past Is Still Alive.” The song reflects on social struggles and personal fears. Lyrics like “I don’t know who you want me to be” touch on a universal feeling of uncertainty.

Sleigh Bells, ‘Bunky Pop’

Sleigh Bells recently released “Bunky Pop,” a tribute to Alexis Krauss’s dog. The song shifts from somber lyrics to an upbeat tune, blending electronic and rock elements. It’s a powerful way to celebrate life while dealing with loss.

Mamalarky, ‘#1 Best of All Time’

Mamalarky’s “#1 Best of All Time” is a laid-back track from their new album, “Hex Key.” Livvy Bennett sings confidently about winning, even when things go wrong. Her casual voice paired with a catchy beat makes the song sound effortless.