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Song Releases Playlist For Summer 2026

  • 2 days ago
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Check out this song release playlist with music released this July. Each genre brings its own flavor and vibe, making it a perfect companion for any occasion, whether you’re hosting a summer gathering, enjoying a road trip, or simply looking to discover new favorites.


Enjoy and let us know which one is your favourite on this playlist.


With artists like Myles Lloyd, Ethan Askey & The Elevators, Our Last Night, Montuno Cubano, Gentlemen of the Woods, and so many more talented musicians, this playlist features a diverse lineup that highlights both emerging and established talents in the music industry.


"Break Up In Reverse"by Teddy Swims


"Unwritten" rock cover by Our Last Night, originally by Natasha Bedingfield


"Worst Kind of Weather" by Gentlemen of the Woods



 "Big Bad Bossman" by soulful blues band Ethan Askey & The Elevators


"Baila Mi Guaracha" by Montuno Cubano

"One Sided" by R&B artist Myles Lloyd


"Manew" by Ethiopian Canadian Artist Rawmny Wildcat


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