Best of New Music Friday
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It’s Friday once more, PopCrush readers, which means we’re (web) surfing a big ol’ wave of brand new tunes! If you feel like you’re drowning in a sea of songs, desperate to know which tracks and videos deserve your attention, consider this your life preserver: Below, discover the best songs #NewMusicFriday has to offer.

“Crybaby,” Paloma Faith
Quirky British pop crooner Paloma Faith makes a triumphant return on "Crybaby," a soulful little slice of joyful, yet equally sad disco noise.

“If You Wanna,” Perfume
J-pop's reigning EDM trio Perfume deliver upbeat, chiptune-charged pop on "If You Wanna," a bright, blippy, bouncy love song that beckons to the rave dance floor. (Bonus: Check out the equally delectable b-side, "Everyday.")

“Heart Full of Scars,” Rebecca Black
Comeback kid Rebecca Black continues to prove her vocal chops over and over again, and "Heart Full of Scars" is no different. An empowerment anthem set to a soaring EDM-pop soundtrack, Rebecca bares her heart—scars and all—on this one.

"SUGA SWEET," FAKY
A tropical, saccharine end of summer anthem with enough candy references to make your teeth rot, "SUGA SWEET" is the latest addictive bop from J-pop's rising group, FAKY.

“Cyber Stockholm Syndrome,” Rina Sawayama
London's cyber-R&B pop princess Rina Sawayama delivers a heaping dose of early 2000s eye candy in the video for her frosty electro-R&B bop, “Cyber Stockholm Syndrome.” Neon-lit and glossy all over, watch below and get “stuck in a crazy cyber world.”

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