New music is great, but it’s increasingly hard to find your latest obsession when approximately 840,000 songs land on streaming services every week. So that’s where we come in. Every Friday, the team at Rolling Stone UK will update our Hot New Songs playlist with the stuff that we think you should be getting your ears around this week from the UK and Ireland. Simple.
This week, we’ve highlighted the brilliant new song from Arctic Monkeys’ which features on the Help 2 charity album, the deep-house leaning comeback of Harry Styles and the glorious return of Jessie Ware.
Listen to the playlist below and follow us on Spotify here.
Rolling Stone UK’s picks for January 23 2026.
Arctic Monkeys – ‘Opening Night’
Harry Styles – ‘Aperture’
Jessie Ware – ‘I Could Get Used to This’
James Blake – ‘Death of Love’
Pozer – ‘Money & Power’
Barry Can’t Swim – ‘Chala (My Soul Is on a Loop)’
Dermot Kennedy – ‘Funeral’
Naomi Scott – ‘Losing You’
The Itch – ‘Aux Romanticiser’
CHARLS – ‘Trust My Gut’
Cowboy Hunters – ‘Have a Pint’
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