Best New Songs For Millennial Women

Full of the sort of harmonies, punk discordance, and lyrical storytelling that the folk duo have become known for, "It Gets More Blue" teases great things for Girlpool's upcoming new album, Powerplant.

Make this ridiculously talented sister duo, who are signed to Beyoncé's Parkwood Entertainment, your new obsession. Chloe x Halle's mixtape, The Two Of Us, was released in March and is just as good as this performance of "Simple."

Taken from new album, Apocalipstick, "Nuclear Bomb," is an indie pop dream, drenched with dark melodies that hint at sweetness and a sense of doom. Plus, it's tongue-in-cheek NSFW music video is pretty damn great, too.

We have until June 16 to wait for Lorde's new album, Melodrama to be released. Until then, I'm just going to be over here worshiping the unique pop genius of "Green Light."

Because we all need a positive power anthem about the tedious hell of being ghosted by someone.

Without a doubt, Lizzo is one of the reigning queens of modern hip-hop, and with its body positive empowering hooks, "Scuse Me" is the self-love song that you need to be listening to.

Released on International Women's Day as a protest song against rape culture and victim blaming, "You Are The Problem Here" addresses the issue with power and anger.

If you need to kick back with bliss in its purest form, then look no further than "Rockets," which has electro-soul duo LION BABE strutting out something gorgeous.

Every sun-drenched, sparkling fuzz chord of this song just sounds like total springtime, making it a must-listen song for brightening up the morning commute.

Sexy, brooding, and dripping with a lascivious, come-hither glamor, "Lust For Life" is a spellbinding duet.

British singer-songwriter Ray BLK serves up a smooth yet powerful slice of modern R&B in this song that celebrates the idea of not rushing into ambition or giving in to the pressures of competition.

The L.A rock band's latest song is one of the most peppy heartbreak anthems that you'll hear this year.

Released at the start of this year, Sweet, Sexy, Savage is proof of just how unique a talent Kehlani is. And "Keep On," is a seductive, enthralling track worth knowing about.

Featuring the apparently endless talents of Dylan Minnette, who played Clay Jenson in 13 Reasons Why, the Wallows' debut single is a gorgeously upbeat indie-pop triumph.

Combining Charli XCX's signature cool with the electronic musical delights of Mura Masa, "1 Night" is wonderfully catchy. Pair it with some friends, a tall cocktail, and a swooning sunset.

You may recognize Hall as a regular guest judge on RuPaul's Drag Race, which makes this collaboration with Mama Ru all the sweeter. Taken from his third studio album, Straight Outta Oz, both the song and the video are full of Wizard Of Oz worship, and I'm so here for all of it.

Delivering some serious loved-up vibes with adorable precision, "Baybee," is a supreme romance of a song that will make you feel instantly fuzzy inside.

There's something so mischievous about this song, which is made all the better by Minaj's guest appearance.

Dream Wife's latest song is bold, catchy, and features the feminist refrain: "I am not my body/ I'm somebody." Make it your new everything, because it's definitely mine.

Welcome back, Paramore. And thanks for re-emerging with this bombastic slice of '80s pop, which I didn't know I even needed until now.

Combining thoughtful social commentary with one of the most stunning contemporary soul performances you're likely to hear, "Beautiful Little Fool" is proof that this British singer-songwriter is worth following.

As seasons go, spring is basically just a teaser for summer, and listening to "Slide" is like we're there already.

FLETCHER's latest song highlights the present as an opportunity to create new memories rather than dwelling on old ones.

Sounding strikingly different to the stripped back Americana of Gaga's most recent album, Joanne, "The Cure, delivers whimsical, springtime pop that feels so fresh that it's almost windswept.

Serving twangy, folk loveliness with a twist, "She Won't Go Away," is drizzled with a lovelorn sensuality.

"DNA," and, for that matter, the entirety of Lamar's latest album, DAMN. should be on repeat for the whole of spring.

You might recognize the multi-talented Kiyoko from movies like Jem And The Holograms and Insidious: Chapter 3. Well, she also has a pretty terrific music career happening too, and "Sleepover, is the catchy little number that will undoubtedly turn you onto her.

Fused full of '80s throwback wonder and frenetic charm, "Now" is a high-energy slab of alt-pop that is totally irresistible.

Seriously, I highly recommend hooking these songs up to some headphones and enjoying them under your favorite tree, with your favorite drink, in your favorite local park. Utter bliss.