Columbia’s
Harry Styles takes the cover of
Spotify’s
New Music Friday behind the release of
Harry’s House. His “Late Night Talking” tops the set, while “Music for a Sushi Restaurant” and “Matilda” take up residence in the Top 15.
Also packing the front of the playlist are
Zach Bryan’s “Heavy Eyes” from
American Heartbreak (
Warner)
, Moneybagg Yo &
Kodak Black’s “Rocky Road” (
Interscope) and
Flume f/
Oklou’s “Highest Building” from the former’s new album,
Palaces (
Future Classic).
Other highlights include
Rina Sawayama’s “This Hell” (
Dirty Hit),
Conan Gray’s “Yours” (
Republic),
Quavo x
Takeoff’s “HOTEL LOBBY” (
Motown),
Chance the Rapper x
VIC MENSA x
Smoko Ono’s “Wraith” (
Chance the Rapper),
Jessie Murph’s “I Would’ve” (Columbia),
Cat Burns’ “we’re not kids anymore” (
Since 93/
RCA),
John Legend x
JID’s “Dope” (Republic),
Lykke Li’s “5D” (
PIAS),
ericdoa’s “victim” (Interscope),
Sech’s “Noche de Teteo” (
Rich Music/
UMP),
Tai Verdes’ “100sadsongs” (
Arista),
Em Beihold’s “Too Precious” (Republic),
Tyler Hubbard’s “5 Foot 9” (
EMI Nashville),
bbno$’s “piccolo” (
bbno$/AWAL),
mxmtoon’s “frown” (AWAL),
Mabel x
24kGoldn’s “Overthinking” (
Capitol),
French Montana’s “Alcatraz” (
Coke Boys/
Epic),
070 Shake’s “Body” (
Def Jam),
Diana Ross x
Tame Impala’s “Turn Up the Sunshine” (Interscope),
Aitch’s “1989” (Capitol),
Ali Gatie’s “IDK” (Warner),
FaZe Kaysan x
Sheck Wes x
Fivio Foreign’s “MVP” (
FaZe Clan/
UnitedMasters),
Farruko’s “Nazareno” (
Sony Music Latin),
Lainey Wilson’s “Heart Like a Truck” (
Broken Bow),
Logic f/
DJ Premier’s “Vinyl Days” (Def Jam),
Fousheé’s “i’m fine” (RCA),
Moore Kismet’s “Wasteland” (
Thrive Music),
Blu DeTiger x
Chromeo’s “Blutooth” (Capitol),
Omah Lay’s “Woman” (
Sire/Warner),
UPSAHL’s “Monica Lewinsky” (Arista),
Erica Banks’ “Throw a Lil Mo (Do It)” (
1501/Warner),
AUGUST 08 f/
ScHoolboy Q’s “Cutlass” (Def Jam),
Carrie Underwood’s “She Don’t Know” (Capitol Nashville),
Train x
Sofia Reyes’ “Cleopatra” (Columbia),
Mackenzie Carpenter’s “Can’t Nobody” (
The Valory Music Co.),
Gavin DeGraw’s “Greatest of All Time” (RCA)…
