Weekly Roundup #105
Welcome to Roundup, showcasing the freshest tunes at the moment.
Another week, another roundup. What are you spinning?
Valentine - Matilda Pratt
Matilda Pratt is storming into 2026 with her biggest track yet, Valentine, a fiery pop-rock anthem aimed at steering clear of toxic exes. It’s clear the rising artist, who’s made waves on BBC Radio 1 and Love Island, is entering a bold, and exciting new era.
For Fans Of: Olivia Rodrigo, GAYLE
Delete Forever - 100%Wet
100%Wet are back with a cover of Grimes’ Delete Forever, in their signature hypergaze sound, blending shoegaze, drum & bass and hyper-pop with live instrumentation. It arrives after a turbulent year for the band, which included extensive touring, festival appearances, and a forced hiatus due to serious illness - lending added weight to their reading of a song rooted in loss and self-undoing.
For Fans Of: NewDad, Coach Party
i forget we’re friends - Holly Nicholson
‘i forget we’re friends’ is Holly’s most anticipated release to date. Channelling the ache of forbidden love into tormented vocals, blistering synths, powerful guitars, and relentless bass, the track pulls from the ‘friends-to-lovers’ trope, balancing tension, desire, and restraint, simultaneously feeling both deeply personal and universal.
For Fans Of: Olivia Rodrigo, Holly Humberstone
2SIDED - Arlo Parks
We’re all looking forward to Arlo Parks’ new record dropping in April, so it’s wonderful to see new track 2SIDED arriving. Speaking to Rolling Stone, she explained: “This record has desire at its center. Desire is a life force, it’s a wanting, a yearning, a momentum – we are all alive because there is something or someone we want – desire is an engine. But it is also mysterious, tangled, random, enlightening and HUMAN.”
For Fans Of: Clairo
Where’s My Phone? - Mitski
Mitski surged in popularity, finally, following the viral sensation of My Love Mine All Mine’, and this is her first single back after that success. The track is bursting with fuzzy guitars and nostalgia.
For Fans Of: Beabadoobee, Clairo
