Not only did we all get an extra day off work this bank holiday weekend, we were also treated to a lovely lot of new music.
We've got a new collaboration from two of the world's biggest pop artists, as well a surprise drop from a reggaeton superstar.
Elsewhere, there are new DIY singles from quarantined musicians, as well as a comeback single from a notorious MC.
Here is the new music you might have missed over the weekend.
Ariana Grande and Justin Bieber — Stuck With U
Ariana Grande and Justin Bieber have teamed up for this sweet soul track, released in aid of the First Responders Children’s Foundation. It’s come with a self-filmed, celeb-studded, socially distanced video, too.
Slowthai — Enemy
The Northampton MC is back with his first single since that infamous night at the NME Awards — and the fierce track references it directly, with a nod to both him being “cancelled” and a sample of an on-stage speech by Matty Healy given that same night.
Charli XCX — I Finally Understand
The latest track to arrive from Charli XCX’s quarantine album project has dropped, and it’s a bouncy pop fizzer. The full project is set to arrive on Friday.
Bad Bunny — Las Que No Iban A Silar
The Puerto Rican reggaeton titan surprised us all on Sunday by dropping a brand new album out of the blue, less than three months after his last full-length was released.
Brockhampton — Things Can’t Stay The Same / N.S.T.
The LA troupe have come through with two fresh tracks, following on from their 2019 album Ginger — both songs are fiery rap efforts, with lo-fi, sample-heavy beats.
Kim Petras — Malibu
The German pop favourite has delivered a gloriously retro tonic with this track, awash with bright synths and shiny funk guitars.
Jon Hopkins — Singing Bowl (Ascension)
Take some time to listen to this one — it’s a cavernous 20-minute ambient track from producer Jon Hopkins, made using a 100-year-old singing bowl found in an antique shop in Delhi. There's also a four-minute excerpt on YouTube.
