Old and new songs to get you in the seasonal spirit. Every Friday, EW’s music team runs down the five best songs of the week. The halls have now been officially been gec’d. Credit: SUZANNE CORDEIRO/AFP via Getty Images; John Shearer/CMT2020/Getty Images; John Atashian/Getty Images; Scott Dudelson/Getty Images; Kyle Gustafson / For The Washington Post via Getty Images They sure as hell did! But come on, isn’t Christmas a time for sharing?...

The five best songs we heard this week. Every Friday, EW’s music team runs down the five best songs of the week. Marcus Jones “Whoopsy” ILOVEMAKONNEN feat. Credit: Joseph Okpako/WireImage; Jason Mendez/Getty Images; Samantha Burkardt/Getty Images; Sebastián Yatra/YouTube; anjimile/YouTube as he repeatedly sings in the hook. is enough to leave someone so shook they won’t remember what day they were born. Marcus Jones “In Your Eyes (Reflection)” Anjimile feat. 1 in G Major, BWV 1007" tend to cause a tear-jerking Pavlovian response in me....

The five best songs we heard this week. Every Friday, EW’s music team runs down the five best songs of the week. “Kids Again” Sam Smith Sam Smithhas their mind on the past. Credit: Alasdair McLellan; Kevin Winter/Getty Images; Timothy Norris/Getty Images; Tim Mosenfelder/Getty Images; Scott Dudelson/Getty Images; Joseph Okpako/WireImage the pop singer croons over a lonely acoustic riff. “4 Thangs” Freddie Gibbs feat. Big Sean and Hit-Boy Freddie Gibbs is coming for the crown....

The five best things we heard this week. Every Friday, EW’s music team runs down the five best songs of the week. “Deal With It” Ashnikko feat. Credit: Taylor Hill/Getty Images; Sarah Morris/Getty Images; Tim Mosenfelder/Getty Images; Lia Toby/Getty Images; Tim Mosenfelder/Getty Images mxmtoon Is it too early in the year to roll down the windows and blast an adorational jam? Certainly passersby will enjoy G Flip inquiring, “Who the f— made you so strong?...

The five best songs we heard this week. Every Friday, EW’s music team runs down the five best songs of the week. “Words of a Fool” Barry Gibb feat. Credit: David M Benett/Dave Benett/Getty Images; Larry Busacca/Getty Images; Scott Dudelson/Getty Images; Brent N. Clarke/FilmMagic; Jason Kempin/Getty Images Sarah Rodman “ATM” Bree Runway feat. Marcus Jones “This Weekend” Phora feat. Not to discount the work California rapper Phora does on this cut from his new albumWith Love II....

The best new songs we heard this week. Every Friday, EW’s music team runs down the five best songs of the week. In today’s edition, Billie Eilish is happier than ever (or is she? KESH, Billie Eilish, Saint Etienne, Durand Jones & the Indications, and All Time Low.Credit: Kelia Anne MacCluskey; Ebru Yildiz; Elaine Constantine; YBNL Nation; Hopeless Records ), All Time Low and Pale Waves are anxious (or just bored?...

The five best songs we heard this week. Every Friday, EW’s music team runs down the five best songs of the week. “Love or Lust” 24kGoldn While some (most?) Credit: Jamie McCarthy/Getty Images; Alberto E. Rodriguez/Getty Images; Erika Goldring/Getty Images; BROCKHAMPTON/YouTube; Internet Money Records/YouTube It’s a song that personifies a year’s worth of constant splintering without the materials to properly mend. Danny Brown When they came crashing onto the scene in 2017, Brockhampton’s modus operandi was to overwhelm....

The five best songs we heard this week. Every Friday, EW’s music team runs down the five best songs of the week. “Throat Baby (Remix)” BRS Kash feat. Credit: Roy Rochlin/Getty Images; Paras Griffin/Getty Images; Jeff Hahne/Getty Images; YN Jay/YouTube; Tim Mosenfelder/Getty Images BRS Kash has copped to the song starting out as a joke, but that melody is just undeniable. But the 26-year-old MC’s latest loosie is a reminder of his timelessness....

The five best songs we heard this week. Every Friday, EW’s music team runs down the five best songs of the week. It’s a 21st-century take on the Delfonics with the style and substance to match. Credit: Kevin Winter/Getty Images; Zackery Michael;Dead Oceans; Harper Smith; Alex John Beck His new loosie with Louisville up-and-comer EST Gee is a fast and focused banger with a hair-raising beat. It’s been over a year, but Lil Baby’s turn is far from over....

The five best songs we heard this week. Every Friday, EW’s music team runs down the five best songs of the week. (Edwards opened a coffee shop in Ottawa, cheekily named Quitters, in the interim.) Credit: Tara Walton/Toronto Star via Getty Images; Xavi Torrent/WireImage; Paras Griffin/Getty Images; Barry Brecheisen/WireImage; Danielle Del Valle/Getty Images The (deceptively?) “Eachother” Grace Potter feat. Jackson Browne, Marcus King, and Lucius Writing about this moment is tricky....

The five best songs we heard this week. Every Friday, EW’s music team runs down the five best songs of the week. “Slow Clap” Gwen Stefani feat. Credit: Tierra Whack/YouTube; Gwen Stefani/YouTube; Moses Robinson/Getty Images; Dave J Hogan/Getty Images; Lorne Thomson/Redferns There’s no narrative context (whomstis walking around without hair, andwhydid such a fate befall her? As they’ve gotten older, they’ve started producing more expansive soundscapes. “I wanna tell ya everything that’s on my mind, baby....

The five best songs we heard this week. Every Friday,EW’smusic team runs down the five best songs of the week. “Gasoline” Haim feat. Credit: Kevin Mazur/Getty Images; Chelsea Lauren/WireImage; Hanna Lassen/Getty Images; Jason Kempin/Getty Images; Avalon/PYMCA/Gonzales Photo/Flemming Bo Jense/Universal Images Group via Getty Images Taylor Swift “Cancel the DNA test I’m the 4th HAIM sister,“Taylor Swifttweeted on Thursday. Alex Suskind Related content:

The five best songs we heard this week. Every Friday, EW’s music team runs down the five best songs of the week. “Don’t Judge Me” FKA Twigs feat. Credit: Randy Shropshire/Getty Images; Noam Galai/Getty Images; Burak Cingi/Redferns; Daniel Boczarski/Redferns via Getty Images; Suzi Pratt/WireImage This is victory-pop at its finest. However, their new single “Narrator” is something else entirely. It’s pure cacophonous bliss. “How can I hope to be/Someone for you to see?...