This week our sultry pop moment comes from the candy-colored Lo on “Drumline.”

With some added marimba, Brooklyn newcomer Nikkie McLeod tells her story on “Deep Cry.” Raised on Belgian soil Dries Van Haute delivers his club-ready track “Desert,” just in time for the upcoming summer! But let’s not forget the soulful pop of Daniel Wilson on “Woe Is A World” for a moment of heartwarming dazzle.

Music doesn’t hurt people, so surround yourself with a pop of love brought to your ears by Deer Du Bois

JESUS CMPLXX cracks open the night with gleamy banger “SUVI.” And with Swedish duo Wildhart we soften the worries of last week, not to forget, but to do better in “New Beginnings.”

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The song “Lines” is one out the three tracks that are in her debut EP. Despite being a rather short release, it showcases perfectly the capacity she has to capture catchy pop structures with smart lyricism. Her last video is simple yet efficient, as it is basically a photo of her smoking that moves slightly throughout the song. We are expecting a lot from her young career and can’t wait to hear what she has to bring in 2018.

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