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Ever wish you could get that feeling of hearing your favorite song for the first time all over again? No problem. Thanks to Spatial Audio with Dolby Atmos, now on Apple Music, you can be fully immersed in the songs you love, as if you’ve stepped inside of them. The vocals you harmonize with, the beats you move to: All of it can feel real enough to touch, like you’re at the center of it all. It’s a three-dimensional listening experience where sound comes from around and above you. Handmade by our editors, this playlist showcases some of music’s biggest and brightest songs as you’ve never heard them before. There’s no turning back from here.

Today’s Hits is home to the biggest songs in pop, hip-hop, R&B, and more. Here are the biggest hits anywhere and everywhere—an ever-changing snapshot of now. At the top of this week’s playlist is Ed Sheeran’s “Old Phone” from his highly anticipated upcoming album <i>Play</i>. The singer-songwriter hits rewind as he goes down memory lane after finding his old phone. Over an acoustic guitar, Sheeran sifts through memories from old friends and ex-girlfriends as he reflects on those old connections that he has buried. Our editors are constantly searching for new music and updating this mix—so if you hear a song you like, add it to your library.

After such a tremendous year for Latin pop and música urbana, among other Spanish-language genre styles, trying to narrow the past 12 months down to just two songs seems an almost impossible task. Yet if one wanted to sum up 2019, Daddy Yankee’s “Con Calma” and Bad Bunny’s “Callaita” would do the trick. On the former, the veteran reggaetonero reimagined Snow’s 1992 smash “Informer” and turned it into a fresh signature hit, adding yet another classic to his already robust discography. Not only did the song top Apple Music’s Latin charts, but it prompted a bilingual remix featuring none other than Katy Perry. As for “Callaita,” the Tainy-produced single marked El Conejo Malo’s proper return, not even six months after dropping his full-length debut X 100PRE. One of the most-streamed songs of the year, the nostalgic cut seized the summer and still refuses to let go.

Since the mid-2000s, Tainy has established himself as a go-to producer for the biggest reggaetón acts. He flashes the signature Latin thump on J Balvin’s “No Es Justo” and “Reggaeton,” but sets his productions apart with a distinctly natural Auto-Tune inflection. He’s not shy about futuristic effects on tracks with Bad Bunny and Arcángel, and shows the world his flair on Cardi B’s mega-hit “I Like It.”

Maria Becerra began her journey to pop stardom in the mid-2010s, when she became an online video sensation. She made her recorded-music debut in 2019 with the gently wounded “High,” which showcased her airy voice and emotional depth. Since then, Becerra has been one of Argentina’s biggest native pop singers, releasing a steady stream of immediately compelling singles like the bouncy “Miénteme” and the soulful “Acaramelao.” Her collaborations with leading figures in Latin pop, such as the impassioned J Balvin duet “Qué Más Pues?”, prove that she’s already primed to hang with music’s heavyweights.