At JustFocus, we love all styles of music. And so that your playlist is never too dated, our team of editors offers you at the beginning of the week the playlist of the editorial #116, a selection of 10 freshly released tracks. From The 1975 to Aminé via Cat Power, here is a 360-degree tour of the latest novelties to add to your playlist!
Camille's choices
The 1975 – TOOTIMETOOTIMETOOTIME
The 1975 made its return this year with already three singles : Give Yourself A Try and Love It If We Made It, and more recently TOOTIMETOOTIMETOOTIME. If the first two had conquered us, the latter leaves us perplexed… We look forward to their new albums to make our opinion!
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The Kooks – Chicken Bone
A few days before the release of their new album Let's Go Sunshine, The Kooks unveiled a new single : Chicken Bone ! And we find all the ingredients that make us love the band so much: a catchy melody, a chorus where we want to dance, Luke's very special voice. In short, a flawless one that gives us only one desire: to be on August 31 to listen to Let's Go Sunshine on repeat!
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Tom Odell – Jubilee Road
Tom Odell announced a few months ago the release of his third album Jubilee Road of which he had unveiled a first single: If You want to Love Somebody, a song that had conquered us, including its acoustic version. To make us wait until October 12, the release date of the new opus, the British singer unveiled a new extract with the song Jubilee Road where we find the power of his voice carried by the piano! We are under the spell, and we look forward to hearing these songs live during his concert on October 28 at the Bataclan !
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Pale Waves – Black
The last big news from Pale Waves was the release of their debut album My Mind Make Noises on September 14th ! To make us wait until this fateful date, the British quartet unveiled some singles including the latest Black ! A title that we adopt from the first listening!
Bastille – Quarter Past Midnight (Live From Royal Albert Hall)
Last spring, Bastille embarked on a tour accompanied by a symphonic orchestrawhich unfortunately did not stop in Paris… But Bastille gives us aglimpse of their concert with this live video highlighting their latest single Quarter Past Midnight. The result is clear: it's magnificent.
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Sam Fender – Dead Boys
We had seen Sam Fender in Paris as the first part of Declan Mckenna during his concert at the Maroquinerie and we had fallen in love. Since then we regularly follow his news and the latest is his single Dead Boys. A title where the predominance of the guitar is carried by the powerful voice of Sam Fender, but the highlight of this piece is this guitar solo that will only give you chills. A piece that can accompany you both for your road trip and your last hot summer nights.
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Aline's choice
Clench your fist – Look at me
The Belgian hardcore beatdown band has uploaded the video for the title Look at Me, from the album Repulsive Indulgence released on August 18. The clip features real fake punks of junk, who play the atmosphere music retarded teenagers, on a very heavy sound.We appreciate the contrast filmed with humor, an aggressive sound on which a group of musicians in swimsuits are agitated. Slides in the garden, inflatable pool, crammed guitars turned off because being a destructive rebel, it does not even last the time of a clip, writing in chalk like at school; Look at me is worth stopping 3 minutes on YouTube to enjoy the show.
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Romain's choices
Cat Power – Woman (feat. Lana Del Rey)
Cat Power has unveiled the first single and music video for his next album to be released on October 5 (nldr. Wanderer) with the song Woman, to which Lana Del Rey brings (very little) her voice on a ballad. The clip plays simplicity. Shot on the roof of a building and in a studio, the light oscillates between the blue and pink of sunsets. The song is said to be "a tribute to wanderers", addressed to the community of musicians.
Son Lux – The Fool You Need (Enough of Me)
On its latest album Brighter Wounds, the trio Son Lux mixes as it knows how to do guitar, drums and voice to take a few steps aside in electronic music. Among the mix of sounds, the track The Fool You Need combines the hopeful, high-pitched and disillusioned voice of Ryan Lott, founder of the group, with resonant drums and desperate tones. It lends itself to a cinematic clip, dark and dramatized.
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Emma's choice
Amine – DR. WHOEVER
Our prayers have been heard, Aminé has (very) recently released his second album, ONEPOINTFIVE. DR. WHOEVER is the first track of the album and the artist reminds us: "These intros ain't meant to be bangers", it is there to be true and honest with the listener. What a pleasure to find the one who says truth on many racial and social themes, the concerned will find themselves there and the others will achieve a lot of things. Aminé shows that he is capable of ever more seriousness while not losing his freshness: the album is worth seeing.
