Here are the five best songs of the past week, feat. Black Country, New Road (BCNRband), mickjenkins and more:
After spending much of 2021 scattering solo and collaborative singles alike, Mick Jenkins has announced a bigger body of work, and it’s coming this month. Ahead of his fourth studio album, the Chicago-based rapper shared the video for “Contacts,” our second preview of the LP after “Truffles.
” But the track is more focused on the rapper’s desire for clarity , as well as his confidence in going his own way, despite the trends and treachery around him . Over icy production by Rascal, Tae Beast & Eli Brown, Jenkins asserts his truth and rejects the rest, centering the authenticity that’s made him a standout emcee.Real Lies, the London electronic duo, make synth-pop that you can sink yourself into.
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