Another ten songs you have to hear! Alan Walker - The Spectre
It might be more about the music than the lyrics but it all works together as a neat musical package that is surprisingly atmospheric. (6/10) Alex Lahey - I Haven't Been Taking Care of Myself
With a beat that wouldn't be out of place on a Hoosiers record, this lo-fi punky number has a catchy rhythm, relatable lyrics and a fun vibe. (6.5/10) Astrid S - Think Before I Talk
A refreshingly honest rnb-ballad with some touching lyrics that give the record an emotional heart to its stripped back start. (7/10) Axel Jansson - How It Feels To Lose
'How It Feels To Lose' is a smooth indie-rock number boosted by Jansson's interesting vocals and the well produced guitar work. (6.5/10) Beth Ditto - We Could Run
A bit of a change in style for Beth Ditto on this power ballad that gives her big voice time to shine. It lacks perhaps a huge chorus but it has plenty of energy and some strong imagery in its lyrics. (7/10) Gregory Porter - Smile
It's not a particularly revolutionary cover of the Nat King Cole classic but it's a beautiful take on it, thanks to Porter's distinctive and delightful vocals. (7/10) Nick Jonas - Find You
Though the autotune is a little distracting this is a fun, flowing little track with a touching heart plus hints at something a little clubbier. (6/10) Nina Nesbitt - The Best You Had
Nina Nesbitt returns with another strong single, this time the slower and more story-led 'The Best You Had'. I prefer her more uptempo numbers like 'Chewing Gum' but this shift in style is welcome. (6.5/10) Rae Morris - Do It
A shift in direction for Morris' new single but she nails the new sound with a slow yet catchy vibe, delivered by her delightful vocals and a stripped back yet crisp production. (6.5/10) Sia - Rainbow
Whether you live the film it's taken from or not, you can't deny this is a touching, beautifully sung number from Sia, who certainly has a strong hit rate. (7/10)
Ten more great songs worth listening to today! Alicia Keys feat. A$AP Rocky - Blended Family (What You Do For Love)
Alicia Keys can often be relied on to bring something out that's a great listen with a message behind it, and her latest is no exception. (6.5/10) Bring Me The Horizon - Oh No
With a catchy hook built around the phrase 'Be Careful What You Wish For', this is a strong slice of indie-rock that feels like one of their best in a while! (6.5/10) Clean Cut Kid - Make Believe
'Make Believe' is a perky, pop number with plenty of heart and a catchy, radio-friendly feel. (6.5/10) Daya - Sit Still, Look Pretty
Referencing Aqua's breakthrough hit 'Barbie Girl' this is also a slice of fun pop with a catchy choral hook. Well worth checking out! (7/10) Galantis & Hook N Sling - Love On Me
Musically this isn't breaking new ground but it's uptempo beat and positive vibe is a great listen! (6.5/10) Gregory Porter - In Fashion
Gregory Porter brings another funky number that wins you over with its rhythm. He might be still sticking to a formula, but at least it works. (6.5/10) Hardwell feat. Jay Sean - Thinking About You
It's pretty familiar musically but there's enough fun and funk in it to keep fans of the genre happy. (6.5/10) Rebecca Ferguson - Superwoman
Rebecca Ferguson has an incredible listenable powerful voice which lends itself to this song. It's not her best material but it's great to hear her again. (6.5/10) Throttle feat Lunchmoney Lewis & Aston Merrygold - Money Maker
Definitely the weirdest and whackiest number in this list, the video might be NSFW but the funky merging of three great talents with a Michael Jackson and seventies vibe is inspired. (7.5/10) Wilkinson feat. Karen Harding - Sweet Lies
It takes ages to get going but at least when it does it brings some energy. Shame it's a little cliched in its sound. (6/10)
