Olivia Rodrigo's "Bad Idea Right?" is a playful, intimate pop song.

Chicago rapper Noname tackles global issues in her third album, "Sundial," addressing complacency and military propaganda, highlighting the complexity of careers.

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"Adore U" features electronic synths, electronic beats, and Nigerian-British singer Obongjayar's praise.

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Miguel creates enigma in "Number 9," blending antiphonal choirs and Lil Yachty's lyrics.

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Kelsea Ballerini's "How Do I Do This" explores awkward dating experiences and self-discovery.

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Jill Medford's "Sucker" single features an infectious hook, evoking infatuation.

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Canadian dream-pop duo Faith Healer's "I'm a Dog" features Jessica Jalbert confessing animal instincts in a serene voice.

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Ora Cogan revisits Celtic song "Katie Cruel," reflecting scorned beauty and changing tunes with band.

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Rachel Brown, half of Water From Your Eyes, records solo EP "Loop," a waltz with obsessive, unequal romance.

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