8 new songs you might've missed this week
Whether you're having a lazy Saturday or gearing up for "Sunday Funday," you'll want to give these overlooked new songs a spin:
Trap Queen (remix), Fetty Wap (feat. Azealia Banks, Quavo and Gucci Mane)
How do you make one of this year's biggest hits even better? Get one of the most skilled (and outspoken) rappers in the game to hop on your track for a remix. We're obviously talking about Azealia Banks here, whose confident verse flows effortlessly over Trap Queen's infectious beat. — Patrick Ryan
https://soundcloud.com/dazedandconfused/fetty-wap-trap-queen-remix-feat-azealia-banks-gucci-mane-quavo-1
On to Something Good, Ashley Monroe
This feel-good country-soul throwback has us feeling like a little somethin' somethin', too. Monroe made a brilliant neo-honky-tonk record called Like a Rose that never found the audience it needed. But how can she miss with an irresistible summery song like this? — Brian Mansfield
California Roll, Snoop Dogg (feat. Stevie Wonder)
Pharrell Williams' influence is abundantly clear on the latest from Snoop's new album Bush (out Tuesday, and produced by Pharrell). Featuring Wonder on harmonica, keyboard and vocals, the hazy, chilled-out ode to medical marijuana is one of the rapper's strongest in years. — Ryan
The Unmaking, Nichole Nordeman
Nordeman may not have released an album in 10 years, but this comeback single shows she hasn't lost her tender way with a deftly worded lyric. When the world comes crashing down, this is the song to play amidst the rubble as the dust starts to settle, just before renewal begins. — Mansfield
Bang That, Disclosure
Arguably the most innovative guys in dance music today, the U.K. brother duo reinvents a little-known Detroit producer's decade-old track into a heavy, house banger. Between this and last year's
, we honestly can't wait to see where they take their sophomore album, expected out later this year. — Ryan
https://soundcloud.com/disclosuremusic/bang-that
Songs I Can't Listen To, Neon Trees
Worst playlist ever — all the songs you associated with your ex. On the plus side, this new single from Utah's Neon Trees gives you an ultra-catchy reason to start building a new one. — Mansfield
Slow Burn, Made in Heights
The L.A.-based electropop duo returns with another dreamy cut off upcoming album Without My Enemy What Would I Do (out May 26) — this one, a downtempo confession of desire. Singer Kelsey Bulkin's hook is simple yet haunting, while Sabzi's effectively minimal production sparkles. — Ryan
https://soundcloud.com/madeinheights/slow-burn
High Roller, Sugar + the Hi-Lows
The latest from this Nashville duo gives of just the kind of vintage rock 'n' soul vibe you want to hear when you feel like beating the house in Vegas. – Mansfield
Paste BN's other music picks for the week:
Album:Mumford & Sons' Wilder Mind (*** out of four)
Song:Miguel's Coffee
Playlist: Hozier picks his favorites