Guardian writers have curated a summer playlist featuring a mix of club-ready pop and tech house. The selection includes tracks from Kim Petras, Madonna, Olivia Rodrigo, and more.
Pop and Dance Highlights
Kim Petras offers a windswept love story with her track Jeep, blending hyperpop and Americana.
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Madonna returns to her roots with Danceteria, a song capturing the early eighties New York club spirit.
Olivia Rodrigo contributes Stupid Song, an energetic track about early romance.
Zara Larsson and Shakira team up for Eurosummer Girls Trip, a bubblegum pop anthem about carefree summer nights.
Big Freedia and the late Sophie collaborate on Blaze That Ass, a high-energy anthem released on Juneteenth.
Kacey Musgraves and Miranda Lambert share Horses and Divorces, a warm waltz celebrating reconciliation.
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Isabella Lovestory revs up her catalog with Gorgeous Remix, featuring The Deep and Cece Natalie. CA7RIEL, Paco Amoroso, and Anderson .
Paak deliver Ay Ay Ay, a groove combining Brazilian batucada drums with psychedelic elements.
Electronic and Hip-Hop Grooves
Nirosta Steel presents English Party, a timeless funk track. Michigan rapper Veeze stands out with Malice in the Palace, showing dark comedy and sports references.
London producer Izco brings Wonderluv, featuring vintage soul and breakbeats. Montreal duo Jump Source explores tech house in Endlessly, with vocals by BEA1991.
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Atlanta producer D'Leesa delivers Healer, a minimal R&B track that builds emotional intensity.
