🎵 Music findings #8

Hello everyone, and welcome to issue #8 of Music findings. Ten straight off the playlist — psych-rock, UK garage, French rap and one very sad brass band:

🎵 Songs

• Tame Impala — The Less I Know The Better — that lurching bassline against a guitar that keeps slipping sideways; Currents’ most replayed four minutes:

• Mitski — My Love Mine All Mine — a hushed slow-waltz asking the moon for a favour; barely two minutes and it lands every time:

• Tyler, The Creator, Kali Uchis — See You Again — Flower Boy’s daydream: soft chords and a crush described like weather:

• Arctic Monkeys — I Wanna Be Yours — John Cooper Clarke’s poem set to AM’s slowest, heaviest crawl.

• Hozier — Too Sweet — bluesy swagger built on a chorus about black coffee and whiskey.

• The White Stripes — Seven Nation Army — the riff. Two people, no bass player, and a stadium chant anyway.

• Yamê, COLORS — Bécane - A COLORS SHOW — the session that broke him out: French rap that drops into half-time singing.

• Childish Gambino — Heartbeat — Camp’s centrepiece, a piano loop that keeps escalating until it snaps.

• AJ Tracey — Ladbroke Grove — UK garage revival with a west London postcode on it; skips the whole way through.

• DeVotchKa, Mychael Danna — The Winner Is — Little Miss Sunshine’s closing theme: slow brass, quietly devastating.

🎧 Play them all — the full playlist, where the next issues pull from too:

🗂️ Catch up on past issues.