I thought I’d never want to hear it ever again, but then Lindsey put this version in our internal chat room. The song is just so schmaltzy and overused. Here’s a bit of insider info: “Fix You” has been a running joke at Vulture for a while now. Marcus Jones ( “Fix You” (Four Tet Remix) Their last collaboration, “Be My Baby,” is arguably the best song on My Everything, and this song has the exact hypnotic quality that made that special. This song doesn’t do much to separate Grande from her adult baby image, especially since it sounds like she is “screaming mama,” but her and Cashmere Cat are a proven match. LWĬashmere Cat featuring Ariana Grande, “Adore” It’s a sweet, sad song reminiscent of Sam Cooke in all the good ways. Dee Lockett ( )įor those of us waiting for the next Michael Kiwanuka single, Leon Bridges seems to have picked up where the soul singer left off with “Coming Home”. But this song, the latest from her upcoming debut album, just makes me want to go house hunting around Australia with her - no matter how much of a drag she wants us to think the experience might be. It’s both personal and prescient (there’s a particularly stinging line in “Depreston” about police), in a way that makes you want to know everything and nothing about her all at once. There’s something so genuine about Courtney Barnett’s songwriting.
Her partner-in-crime is Arkadia’s Alex Burnett and “Sirens” is bumping, thumping, ultimately soul-soothing deep house hit. Lauretta Charlton ( )Īnita Blay or CocknBullKid is now Cleopatra in Antony & Cleopatra, and it truly doesn’t matter what she calls herself at this point (but Cleopatra is waaay better than “CocknBullKid”), because she sounds incredible. “Baby Blue” has a little bit of doo-wop, a little bit of R&B, and a whole lot of two-step along with memorable lines like this one: “I’m not exactly flawless, but I’m gorgeous, just like a horse is.” If Action Bronson ever decides to leave music, perhaps he should consider taking up poetry. If he hadn’t, we wouldn’t have this dope collab between Mr. I’m so glad that Action Bronson left his career as a chef to pursue music. Read our picks below and please tell us yours in the comments.Īction Bronson featuring Chance the Rapper, “Baby Blue” They might be loud, quiet, long, short, dance-y, rawkin’, hip, square, rap, punk, jazz, some sort of jazz-punk-rap fusion - whatever works for the given person in that given week.
Every week, members of the Vulture staff will highlight their favorite new songs.
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