10 songs you need in your life this week

Kacey Musgraves' "High Horse" is brilliantly cathartic shade wrapped in a glittering, disco bow. I've listened to it all week and the line "Darling, you take the high horse and I'll take the high road" still brings a smile to my face.

BlocBoy JB's energetic flow and 21 Savage's cool-calm delivery mesh well together in "Rover 2.0," which employs the original's simple beat but still packs a lot of heat.

It's easy to pretend to move on quickly after a break-up, but Snail Mail's "Pristine" doesn't bother with appearances. Sometimes, a separation is hard, all-consuming, never-ending — all beautifully captured in her latest single.

There is something quite precious about Sorry's "Lying Next To Me In Despair," a sad, sweet, yearning guitar song about wanting to be with someone and being unable to.

Angelique Kidjo reimagines Talking Heads's "Born Under Punches" as a dense and powerful anthem full of electronic flourishes and rhythmic chants.

SOB X RBE's Yhung T.O. goes straight for the heart in his latest solo single, a tender, heartfelt appeal directed to his family that will thaw any frozen heart. This lyric hits especially hard: "Lately I feel like my time runnin' short / So if I don't make it, I wanna say that I loved you."

"I just wanna take my momma out them projects," goes Toronto rapper Lil Berete in his latest, "Northside," an emotional track that's further punctuated by his sing-songy flow.

In Chloe x Halle's "Down," the duo's harmonies ascend blindingly into the stratosphere while the summery, jingling beat dances below. It's an utterly addictive combination.

Trouble recruits Quavo and Fetty Wap for "Rider," a smooth, desire-drenched track that finds all three yearning for someone special in their life.

A couple things make Frankie Cosmos' "Caramelize" (the first song in the stream above) a standout track: lead singer Greta Kline's wispy sweet vocals against the fuzzy guitar, and the song's sporadic and endearing melodic shifts.