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Death from Above 1979, ‘Never Swim Alone’ | Track Review

Death from Above 1979 keeps it short, sweet, and fun on their single “Never Swim Alone,” from their third album, ‘Outrage is Now!’

Middle-aged hipsters Weezer returns with “Mexican Fender,” a guitar-heavy track that serves as a promo single for ‘Pacific Daydream.’

Canadian R&B newcomer Daniel Caesar shows incredible potential on “We Find Love,” a single from his debut album, ‘Freudian.’

Canadian country-pop artist Shania Twain continues her comeback campaign with “Swingin’ With My Eyes Closed,” the third revealed song from ‘Now.’

The ever-prolific Gucci Mane returns with a new single, “I Get the Bag.” He enlists fellow prolific rappers Migos for the assist.

Miley Cyrus continues to move beyond her ‘Bangerz’ day with new single “Younger Now,” the title track for her new album, arriving September 29.

Justin Bieber build upon his extraordinarily successful year with “Friends,” a collaborative single with music producer, BloodPop.

Canadian pop artist Lights sings about savagery on the savagely awesome third single from ‘Skin & Earth,’ “Savage.”

Underrated ‘small town boy’ Dustin Lynch shines on “Love Me or Leave Me Alone,” the third single from his third album, ‘Current Mood.’

Often-oversaturated and ubiquitous R&B artist Chris Brown conjures up some magic on his star-studded banger, “Pills & Automobiles.”

R&B singer/songwriter Blackbear taps Gucci Mane for the remixed version of single, “do re mi.” The results are both enjoyable and successful.

Alternative darlings Grizzly Bear returns strong following a five-year hiatus between albums. “Neighbors” is the fourth single from ‘Painted Ruins.’