There’s so much music coming out all the time that it’s hard to keep track. On those days when the influx of new tracks is particularly overwhelming, we sift through the noise to bring you a curated list of the most interesting new releases (the best of which will be added to our Best New Songs playlist). Below, check out our track roundup for Wednesday, February 4, 2026.
xaviersobased – ‘Party at My Place’
Xaviersobased has teamed up with 100 Gecs’ Dylan Brady and Skrillex for an abrasive new song, ‘Party at My Place’. It arrives on the heels of the rapper’s debut album, Xavier, which came out last Friday.
Gia Margaret – ‘Everyone Around Me Dancing’
Gia Margaret has announced a new album, Singing, and shared its wistful lead single ‘Everyone Around Me Dancing’, in which her voice is strikingly layered. The song “is a reflection on feeling isolated and the comfort found in that isolation,” according to Margaret. “It is for taking a pause, for being in observation of a very scary and loud world and it is for finding stillness in our own inner worlds too.”
Lala Lala – ‘Arrow’
Lala Lala has shared ‘Arrow’, a blissfully propulsive preview of her forthcoming album Heaven 2. “It’s such a basic spiritual thing,” Lillie West said of the song, which samples La Femme. “Resistance is the root of all suffering, and I did not know that. I thought that I could dictate the course of my life.”
Maria BC – ‘Night & day’
“I imagined this as a kind of lonesome cowboy song, an ode to the night,” Maria BC said of their pillowy yet piercing new song, ‘Night & day’. “When his workday is over and the sun’s gone down, he can be with the one he loves, and speak freely, feel deeply. This time is so precious to him, he often gets carried away and clings to it desperately. Then the morning brings shame, stupor, new longing.” It’s taken from the Oakland musician’s upcoming LP Marathon. “One of my favorite moments of the album comes toward the end of this song, when Cole’s saxophone comes in with a falling pitch.”
Sorry – ‘Billy Elliot’ and ‘Alone in Cologne’
Just a few months after releasing their latest album Cosplay, Sorry have released two new songs, ‘Billy Elliot’ and ‘Alone In Cologne’. “I used to be close to you or somebody that I once knew,” the group said in a statement.
Witch Post – ‘Worry Angel’
Witch Post have shared another haunting single, ‘Worry Angel’. It’s taken from their just-announced EP Butterfly, the follow-up to their debut Beast, which made our list of the best EPs of 2025. “‘Worry Angel’ is a lucky keychain you can’t go anywhere without. It’s a python that curls around your neck and makes you into a bitch,” the duo said in a statement. “It’s twisted superstition that guides your everyday. It’s a pixie taunting you every time you close your eyes. It’s crows that caw on your walk home. It’s a sense of being watched. It’s sweaty palms. It’s not real. We’re waiting on angels. It’s all real and sometimes it’s all just because we feel alone.”
Tigers Jaw – ‘Primary Colors’
Tigers Jaw have dropped a new single, ‘Primary Colors’, from their forthcoming album Lost on You. It’s a dramatic duet between Ben Walsh and Brianna Collins. “‘Primary Colors’ is about being so wrapped up in the aftermath of something that it overwhelms your senses entirely,” Walsh reflected. “When you’re stuck somewhere between reflecting on the ‘what ifs’ and finding the resolve to move forward. We recreated that mental space in the music video as a performance space that had doorways to memories, journeying through a relationship from the very first sparks to the slow unraveling.”
Charlotte Cornfield – ‘Living With It’ [feat. Feist]
Charlotte Cornfield has previewed her forthcoming album Hurts Like Hell with another poignant single. Following the title track, which featured Buck Meek, ‘Living With It’ is a collaboration with Feist. “I had secretly dreamed of having her sing on the record and mentioned it to [producer] Phil Weinrobe, who she is also friends with,” Cornfield shared. “When Phil reached out and she said yes, I sent her a couple of songs, hoping she would gravitate towards this one. She did, and she added her Feist magic to it, which is undeniable.”
Punchbag – ‘I Am Obsessed’
Punchbag, the duo of London siblings Clara and Anders Bach, have announced a new EP, I Am Obsessed, with the anthemic title track. “If our first EP was a selfie, these new songs are like zooming in and thinking, ‘fucking hell my pores look huge,'” the band said. “This EP is turning up the contrast on everyday life, rinsing the disgusting dish towel so far that all the gunk comes out. It’s pushing Punchbag’s sonic world even further, into a grander landscape, and dramatising the everyday more than ever before.”
