Ninajirachi and Porter Robinson’s “WannaCry” and other songs you need right now

The latest round of essential new music curated by The FADER showcases a diverse array of artists pushing creative boundaries across multiple genres. Among the notable entries is the collaboration between Australian producer Ninajirachi and American electronic artist Porter Robinson, titled "WannaCry." This partnership is particularly significant given Ninajirachi’s personal connection to Robinson, having attended one of his concerts as a teenager and previously citing him as a pivotal influence in her musical journey. Their joint effort delivers a dynamic track that blends their distinct styles with compelling energy.

Flo Milli marks a notable return to the scene with her single "HOT AS A BIC," a confident and sharp declaration following a period of relative quietude after motherhood. Produced by RiotUSA, the track juxtaposes a relaxed beat with Flo Milli's trademark assertive lyricism, reaffirming her position in the rap landscape.

Canadian artist girlsweetvoiced continues to captivate audiences with her recent full-length album released through A24 Music and RCA. Known for her ethereal vocal tone and evocative use of samples, including a memorable nod to Joni Mitchell, her track "Ruby & Stone" stands out for its blend of light instrumentation and emotionally resonant impact.

California-based folktronica musician Dylan Thom explores contrasting sonic textures in his work, which navigates between delicate softness and vibrant electronic intensity. His latest single, "SAS," exemplifies this approach, offering a memorable and catchy listening experience that aligns with the experimental tendencies of similar artists.

The energetic collaboration between rapper Cakes Da Killa and New York DJ/producer Miss Parker results in the EP "NEW BITCH," a project characterized by its dense lyrical delivery and heavy bass. The closing track, "ONCE AGAIN," intensifies the EP's acid-infused atmosphere, delivering a fierce conclusion.

In the hip-hop realm, Pharrell Williams contributes to Lil Baby's track "Dead Fresh," which features a compelling minor-key string arrangement underpinning Lil Baby's dynamic rhythmic flow. The song captures an engaging interplay between beat and vocal performance.

Experimental musician Julia Holter offers a glimpse into her forthcoming album "Materia" with the release of "My Lost One," a track noted for its fluid melodies and layered textures. The composition culminates with a delicate saxophone solo, enriching the album's evolving soundscape following the lead single "Fantasy."

New York's genre-defying ensemble Nu Jazz pushes the boundaries of electronic, jazz, and experimental music. Their project "Un Jazz" showcases a blend of modular synths, propulsive rhythms, and raw vocal expressions. The track "369" exemplifies this fusion, balancing groove with chaotic energy.

Finally, the collaboration between Afrobeats artists Captain and Mr. Money delivers a smooth and intimate track centered on themes of gratitude. The production's polished instrumentation complements their vocal interplay, evoking an atmosphere of exclusivity and warmth.

Together, these releases underscore a vibrant moment in contemporary music, reflecting a breadth of styles and artistic innovations. The FADER’s selection not only highlights emerging and established talents but also illustrates the evolving sonic landscapes that define today’s music scene.