Stereogum's Weekly Staff Picks: The 5 Best New Songs of the Week
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Summary
This is a weekly music roundup from Stereogum where the staff selects the five best new songs of the week. The article features Dent May as one of the highlighted artists, describing his music as lush retro pop with a '70s feel. The piece is part of a recurring series that updates every Thursday, with songs available on Spotify and Apple Music playlists.
Key quotes
· 3 pulledDent May is a smooth operator.
The LA-based Mississippi makes lush retro pop that seems to have glided straight out of the '70s.
It's feel-good music even when he's singing about feeling bad.
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