RTL Today – Sounds: New Music: New Music Monday

A fresh week, a fresh soundtrack. Here are five new tracks the Today Radio team has been spinning, a mix of bright pop moments, indie optimism, dreamy collaborations and heavy-hitting alt-rock.

Lorde – What Was That
Lorde is back with a sharp, addictive pop track that feels both effortless and electric. What Was That leans into a bright, fizzy energy, balancing a lightness of touch with her signature smart lyrics. It is playful, instantly catchy, and could easily sneak its way into your summer playlists.

Future Utopia x Lava La Rue – The Pleasure Trap
This is one to lose yourself in. The Pleasure Trap brings together Future Utopia’s rich, textural production with Lava La Rue’s cool, understated delivery. It feels dreamy but focused, a slow-motion soundtrack to late nights and long drives.

Bon Iver – Day One
Day One finds Bon Iver in a lighter, more buoyant mood than we have heard in a while. The track kicks off with a bright, dancey pulse and grows richer as it builds, layering optimism and intricate melodies without losing that emotional pull. It is Bon Iver letting a little more sunlight in, and it sounds great.

Chloe Qisha – Modern Romance
Chloe Qisha delivers a modern love story with a sharp edge. Modern Romance pairs clever, observant lyrics with smooth production, hitting that sweet spot between relatable and effortlessly cool. A track that feels as fresh as it is honest.

Superheaven – Humans For Toys
Loud, gritty and gloriously raw, Humans For Toys marks a powerful return for Superheaven. The track channels 90s alt-rock angst but keeps it tight and immediate, capturing that feeling of tension and release that only the best loud guitar bands can nail.

For even more new music discoveries, tune in to New Noise, our dedicated new music show, every day at 10 on Today Radio. You can also catch up anytime on RTL Play.

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