New Songs From Lewis Capaldi, Ben Platt, Broods, Thelma Plum and More on Heavy Rotation

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Weekly Music Playlist

We listen to a lot of music around the office and we do consider ourselves true pop music fans. These are the songs that Socialite Life currentlyย has on heavy rotation and those we tendย to hit the repeat button once they end.

Try and get these songs out of your head. This is our latest Weekly Music Playlist:

1. โ€œSomeone You Lovedโ€ by Lewis Capaldi.

What a voice and what a vehicle this song is to launch Lewisโ€™ career in the US. โ€œGraceโ€ and โ€œBruisesโ€ were fantastic songs in their own right, but this song, about loneliness after a breakup, is simply stunning.

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2. โ€œYou and Iโ€ by Lร‰ON.

Her voice. Iโ€™m obsessed. The Swedish pop star has dropped another perfect song. This is a great twist on a breakup song. Hit repeat!

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3. โ€œToo Proudโ€ by Broods.

This frank song about depression is anything but depressing. Plus, what a treat it is to hear Caleb Nott on lead vocals.

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4. โ€œBad Habitโ€ by Ben Platt.

Broadway star Ben Platt has dropped his first official single! The contemplative piano ballad is perfectly suited for Benโ€™s vocals. And that build in the chorus. Itโ€™s perfect!

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5. โ€œNot Angry Anymoreโ€ by Thelma Plum.

This infectious breakup song is going to keep you hitting the replay button. Push paste the hate and push play!

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6. โ€œSomeone Newโ€ by Astrid S.

Well this is probably the catchiest new pop song of the week. And this is also one of Astridโ€™s most commercially sounding songs, which will hopefully become a big hit!

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7. โ€œFaith You Mightโ€ by Kevin Garrett.

This minimalistic ballad tells the story of someone who refuses to give up on love, even when that doesnโ€™t seem possible. This is such a beautiful song.

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