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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 #120, a selection of 10 freshly released tracks. From Pale Waves to The Neighbourhood to Mariah Carey, here's a 360-degree tour of the latest news to add to your playlist!
Camille's choices
Pale Waves – One More Time
While they have just unveiled their first album My Mind Makes Noises, Pale Waves subsequently released a video for their title One More Time. A clip all in red and black for a song that we adopted from the first listening! Besides, the group gives you an appointment on October 10th at Badaboum!
Discover One More Time by Pale Waves
The 1975 – Sincerity Is Scary
The 1975 have announced their tour across the UK (soon Europe hopefully…) but also their new album A Brief Inquiry Into Online Relationships which is scheduled for release on November 30th. To wait us until this fateful date, the British have unveiled a third single Sincerity Is Scary.
Discover Sincerity Is Scary from The 1975
Sam Fender – Born In the USA (Bruce Springsteen Cover)
After moving you with his committed title Dead Boys, Sam Fender surprised us with his cover of Born In the Usa by Bruce Springsteen. A difficult but successful bet for the singer! We hope to be able to hear him during his concert on November 26 at the Pop-Up of the Label.
Discover Born In the USA by Sam Fender
Arctic Monkeys – Four Out Five
During a Spotify session, Arctic Monkeys unveiled a version of Four Out Five filmed for our greatest happiness!
See Arctic Monkeys' Four Out Five live on Spotify
Ludivine's choice
Silly Boy Blue – Cecilia
Silly Boy Blue is the nice discovery of the week. Behind this intriguing name hides Ana Benabdelkarim, a young Nantes inspired by the new wave of the 80s, glam rock icons, David Bowie in mind. Tinged with melancholy and nostalgia, his aerial pieces and his personal writing thought as an outlet take us on a very nice musical journey. If an EP is in preparation, the artist publishes today the clip of the title Cecilia.
Meet Cecilia from Silly Boy Blue
Guillaume's choice
Lana Del Rey – Mariners Apartment Complex
Lana Del Rey is back, and we already feel some nostalgic vibes invading us. A year after the acclaimed Lust For Life (including the titles Love or the eponymous title with The Weeknd), Lana Del Rey is back in better shape than ever with a UFO title. As usual the artist offers us a clip with controlled beauty, sublime poetry and worked image. A feast for both the ears and the eyes. By not changing his musical methods (the slow rhythm, the style that has made the success of Lana Del Rey in recent years), the artist still surprises us to succeed in capturing the emotions that we can feel. A new album is to wait? We very much hope so!
Discover Mariners Apartment Coplex by Lana Del Rey
Canek's choice
Mariah Carey – GTFO
Mariah Carey is back with her single entitled GTFO, a preview of her upcoming studio album, following Me. I Am Mariah… The Elusive Chanteuse, released in 2014. With a very slow and sensual beat, produced by Nineteen85 (Drake), Mariah Carey is more independent than ever: "I ain't the type to play the martyr". According to a press conference, the singer's official single entitled With You, is scheduled for October 5 and we can't wait to see it in its entirety.
Noucky's picks
Bosco Rogers – Drag Time Blues
Franco-English duo, Bosco Rogers offers a jumping and full of life music that evolves between rock, rhythm & blues, country, sometimes taking psyche accents (as we can see in this last clip completely crazy). " Drag Time Blues " is the second single from All Wet their latest EP. Barthélémy 'Barth' Corbelet and Delphinius 'Del' Vargas, the 2 friends who form Bosco Rogers, will be in concert in Paris on September 20th at Supersonic !
Discover Bosco Rogers Drag Time Blues
Traffic. Ϫ – Urban Jungle
This is a title discovered thanks to Groover and which has nothing to send to Fakear or Petit Biscuit. To accompany it, a clip highlighting the performance of dancers; A kind of pursuit, a courtship in a resized and ultra-graphic urban setting. The editing is particularly well done and the music takes us on a journey where reality takes on another dimension. A great discovery !
Discover Urban Jungle of Traffic. Ϫ
Emma's choice
The Neighbourhood – Livin' In a Dream ft.Nipsey Hussle
The Neighbourhood doesn't seem to stop producing. An eponymous album and an EP later, the year 2018 continues to be rich in surprises: there would be a new EP (Ever Changing) of five tracks scheduled for September 21st… The band returns this week with thefirst single of the opus featuring rapper Nipsey Hussle. It's sensual, almost experimental and we still love it: lovers of the style of the latest projects should be able to find their way around. Californians will embark on a North American tour… So we look forward to the European dates!
Discover Livin' In a Dream by The Neighbourhood
And as a bonus Romain's choices!
Rone – Mirapolis (Laurent Garnier Remix)
On October 5th, an EP composed of 4 remixes of Rone's latest album, Mirapolis, will be released on the Infiné label. Among the artists lending themselves to the exercise is Laurent Garnier. Already played live at the Philharmonie or the Zenith in Paris, the Mirapolis remix is this time available to listen. A recovery much more turned towards the clubs than the original, without harming its flight.
Kurt Vile – Bassackwards
On his way to a world tour in 2019, Kurt Vile also announced his next LP, Bottle It In, to be released on October 12 on the Matador label. Bassackwards, the longest track (almost 10 minutes) of the LP to be released gives a good insight into Vile's style. With calm, restful and rested diction, he scrutinizes in his words his immediate surroundings, confesses his wrongs and confesses about his existence. The timbre of the guitar is ethereal, slightly floating, while the film clips composing the video, past, seem to be the source of Vile's lyrics.
Discover Kurt Vile's Bassackwards
