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Today’s Hits is home to the biggest songs in pop, hip-hop, R&B, and more. At the top of this week’s playlist is Tate McRae’s “NOBODY’S GIRL” off her newly released project <i>SO CLOSE TO WHAT??? (deluxe)</i>. Check back often, as our editors update this playlist regularly—and if you hear something you like, add it to your library.

Alpha is a space for redefining the meaning of a woman’s power. Power doesn’t have to be about fighting, standing up, or changing history. The power of these artists lies in their existence. From there flows truth, authenticity, vulnerability, nuanced representation. This week, Olivia Dean doesn’t need to convince her beloved that she’s a catch, but “So Easy (To Fall in Love)” makes a compelling case. Between her velvety vocals, vintage cocktail lounge vibes, and confident lyrics, the track is as invigorating as it is easy on the ears. Enter Alpha now and add it to your library to keep in touch with the women making music on their terms, uplifting one another and challenging notions through the simple matter of being. Now, that’s real power.

Social media hasn’t just changed how we communicate, but also what we listen to and how we hear it. With that, here’s our up-to-the-minute playlist of tracks making the leap from your social channels into the broader cultural stream. On top now is Justin Bieber’s tender track “YUKON.” Because there’s no schedule for going viral, our editors update these selections throughout the week as needed, so if you hear something you want to hang on to, add it to your library. If it’s trending there, you’ll hear it here.

Rap Life is home to hip-hop's heavy hitters and its vanguard—the songs that speak to the moment and define the culture today. This week, that means Wale’s “Michael Fredo,” which appears on the MC’s recently released <i>everything is a lot.</i> Listen to “Michael Fredo” on Rap Life now, and if you hear something you like, add it to your library.

R&B is one of the most dynamic, adventurous sounds in modern music, a place where art both personal and provocative meets the mainstream. From the alt vanguard to modern vets, straightforward to left-field, these tracks capture where R&B is now and point the way to where it’s going. This week, Summer Walker and Mariah the Scientist’s “Robbed You” is at the top of the playlist. The smooth track finds the duo listing all the things they wish they’d done to the men who wasted their time—including some pretty intimidating felonies. We update this playlist regularly. If you like a track, add it to your library.

A-List Pop is your weekly guide to what’s on top in pop music. Leading this week’s playlist is Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande’s latest duet “For Good” from the just-released, highly anticipated soundtrack from the second installment of <i>Wicked</i>—out in theaters now. Check back often, as our editors update this playlist regularly—and if you hear something you like, add it to your library.

New Music Daily is the playlist that never sleeps, updated regularly with new music you can’t miss. Today’s cover stars are Fred again.., Sammy Virji, and Winny with their latest collab “Winny.” Have a listen and add this playlist to your library to stay up on the latest must-hear new songs.

¡Dale Play! remains the place to hear the biggest Latin tracks from your favorite Spanish-language artists from around the world. Headlining the playlist this week are Ozuna and Beéle with “Enemigos.” The latest taste of their forthcoming joint album <i>Stendhal</i> finds the two hitmakers duetting over a thrilling polyrhythm courtesy of Ovy On the Drums. This playlist is updated often, so if you hear something you like, add it to your library.

ALT CTRL is home to the latest and greatest in alternative music. Here, it’s as much an attitude as a sound—music that keeps things a little left of center and rough around the edges. This week, The Format returns with “Holy Roller,” the latest single off their first album in a decade, the forthcoming <i>Boycott Heaven</i>. The melody may be sunny and bright, but “Holy Roller” lays the nihilism on thick as Nate Ruess belts out each chorus. Check back often, as our editors update this playlist regularly—and if you hear something you like, add it to your library.

This week, headlining #OnRepeat—a playlist chock-full of the hottest new songs we can’t seem to stop playing—is Kehlani’s “Out the Window,” a joint where the “Folded” singer is taking accountability for the mistakes she made as a partner. “And I know I'm to blame,” she sings. “I played in your face, it's too little, too late.” Don’t leave Kehlani hanging…hear her out on #OnRepeat, and if you hear something you like, add it to your library.