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\n\tFrom Lola Young\u2019s long-awaited new album to Madison Beer\u2019s sly new single, check out just a few of our favorite releases from this week below:<\/p>\n
\n\t\tLola Young, I\u2019m Only F\u2013king Myself<\/em>\t<\/h2>\n\n\tAfter a lengthy release schedule, Lola Young\u2019s I\u2019m Only F\u2013king Myself <\/em>is finally here. Filled to the brim with angst-riddled, defiant bangers, the new album follows through on the promise of Young as the Next Big Thing\u2122 in pop music. Whether she\u2019s indicating her lack of gender preference on the thundering queer anthem \u201cF**k Everyone\u201d or coping with crippling anxiety on \u201cCan We Ignore It? :(,\u201d the buzzy alt-rock singer makes a strong case for herself as a generational voice on this excellent new project.<\/p>\n\n\t\tMadison Beer, \u201cYes Baby\u201d\t<\/h2>\n \n\tIn a time where plenty of artists are looking to replicate the energy behind Charli xcx\u2019s Brat,<\/em> it\u2019s important to point out when an artist does a particularly good job at recreating that vibe. Enter Madison Beer\u2019s \u201cYes Baby,\u201d a song that effortlessly transitions from silky-smooth, breathy vocals into a skittering rave beat on the club-ready chorus. Beer understands how to follow through on a fun, flirty electropop banger, as she proves again and again throughout \u201cYes Baby.\u201d <\/p>\n\n\t\tAshnikko, \u201cSmoochie Girl\u201d\t<\/h2>\n \n\tWhat happens when the in-your-face, purposefully confrontational stylings Ashnikko has so readily embraced throughout her career come into contact with a pop hook you might hear on Britney Spears\u2019 Blackout? <\/em>You get something like \u201cSmoochie Girl,\u201d a seamless blend of the two sounds into one exceedingly fun pop song that sees Ashnikko switching back and forth between the spoke-sung embattlement of the verses to the cooing taunts of the chorus, and keeping you invested every step of the way. <\/p>\n\n\t\tDove Cameron, \u201cWhatever You Like\u201d\t<\/h2>\n \n\tAfter a series of releases in which she takes every opportunity to challenge convention, Dove Cameron is ready to give her fans a simple, sweet love song. \u201cWhatever You Like,\u201d the singer\u2019s latest offering, arrives as a touching tribute to her boyfriend, Damiano David, but still gives fans some of the cheeky, winking wordplay that\u2019s infused so much of Cameron\u2019s latest work. Special shoutout to her second verse opener \u201cyou\u2019ve got my ear like Van Gogh\u201d as an out-of-nowhere bar. <\/p>\n
\n\t\tLeith Ross, I Can See the Future<\/em>\t<\/h2>\n\n\tUp-and-coming indie singer-songwriter Leith Ross is going to let you in on a lot of secrets with their new album I Can See the Future.<\/em> Over 13 tracks, each produced by acclaimed artist Rostam, Ross gives fans as close a look at their interior life as they ever have, whether it\u2019s their outlook on love (on the immediate album standout \u201cPoint of View\u201d), heartbreak (\u201cI Will\u201d) and self-doubt (\u201cTerrified\u201d). Simply put, it\u2019s an excellent album from Ross, and one that is well worth your time. <\/p>\n\n\t\tHaute & Freddy, \u201cFreaks\u201d\t<\/h2>\n \n\tWho cares about conformity when you could have so much more fun being a \u201cFreak\u201d alongside pop duo Haute & Freddy? On this irresistible banger, the pair pulls out all of their stops to make a gothic, campy, maximalist pop anthem dedicated to those kids who like to \u201cget dressed up and go out dancing\u201d even in the worst of times. With a delirious music video to go along with it, \u201cFreak\u201d is an immediate must-listen for anyone looking for a party this weekend. <\/p>\n
\n\tCheck out all of our picks on Billboard\u2019s Queer Jams of the Week playlist below:<\/em><\/p>\n\n\n
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