featuring @alexwarren @roses_are_rosie @jackharlow @slayyyter @fullcircleboys @sukiwaterhouse
From emotional pop collaborations and infectious boy-band energy to nostalgic favourites and alternative pop experimentation, this edition of The Hit List brings together a diverse selection of sounds worth adding to your playlist.
There’s something for every mood this week, with artists exploring everything from complicated relationships and romantic uncertainty to personal reflection and the excitement of new beginnings.
Leading the selection is Alex Warren, whose emotionally driven songwriting continues to connect with audiences around the world. Alongside ROSÉ, Warren delivers the heartfelt collaboration Memories, a nostalgic pop ballad centred on lingering feelings and the memories that remain after a relationship ends. Their contrasting vocal styles complement one another beautifully, creating an intimate duet that captures the difficulty of letting go.
Bringing a different kind of energy to the playlist are FULL CIRCLE BOYS, who continue building their pop presence with KNACK. Taken from their debut album YOU NEED TO HEAR THIS, the track showcases the group’s youthful confidence, polished harmonies and dance-pop sensibilities. It’s another opportunity for the five-piece to demonstrate why they’re an exciting name to keep an eye on within the evolving boy-band landscape.
Meanwhile, Jack Harlow joins forces with legendary R&B singer Babyface for TOO SOON. Featured on Harlow’s newly released EP Sweet Action II, the collaboration explores the complicated emotions surrounding moving on after a relationship. Babyface’s unmistakable vocal presence adds a smooth R&B touch, while Harlow continues embracing the melodic direction that has become increasingly prominent in his recent work. It’s a particularly interesting collaboration that brings together two generations of musical talent.
For something with a little more attitude, Slayyyterturns up the energy with hey boyyy. Released alongside a self-directed music video, the track blends infectious pop hooks with an energetic electronic edge. Capturing the excitement and vulnerability of developing romantic chemistry, it’s an unapologetically playful release that showcases Slayyyter’s distinctive approach to modern pop. The single also offers another taste of her upcoming album wor$t man in america, arriving December 4.
Taking things in a more reflective direction is Suki Waterhouse with Seasons. Featured on her album Loveland, the track highlights Waterhouse’s softer, more introspective songwriting. Atmospheric instrumentation and her delicate vocal delivery create an emotionally rich listening experience, exploring loneliness, change and the process of finding yourself again. It’s a beautifully understated moment that allows her artistry to shine.
From Jack Harlow and Babyface’s unexpected musical pairing to Slayyyter’s infectious pop energy and Suki Waterhouse’s introspective storytelling, this week’s selection highlights the different directions artists continue to take with their music.
Whether you’re discovering a new favourite or revisiting a familiar sound, these are six tracks worth giving your attention to.
This is The Hit List.
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