Experience Pitch & Sync’s Latest Tracks of the Week

Music and sound agency Pitch & Sync reveal the latest and hottest new artists, songs and albums that they’ve been listening to in their weekly instalment of Tracks of the Week.

We’ve all had a fun filled weekend, so we decided to start off the week listening to some more chilled out tracks. With some great tracks from LGBTQ+ artists such as Brockhampton and Christine and the Queens, we thought it would be a great way to relax whilst also reflecting on a brilliant Pride weekend.

Love the Things You Do by Pip Millet 

A reflective and personal song about friendship, we thought that this release from up-and-coming British neo-soul singer, Pip Millett was the perfect way to start the week.

Shmasha by Kamal Keila

The first Sudanese release from Habibi Funk, this bluesy track from Kamal Keila has been described as a mix of James Brown and Fela Kuti. A brilliant record!

Doesn't Matter by Christine and the Queens

A brilliant track that is equally introspective and cool, Christine and the Queens yet again shows herself to be a trailblazer for infectious, sophisticated pop music.

Chunky Munky by Yoko-Zuna

A forward facing, dance-floor friendly, sax-laden new vibe from electronic boundary pushers, Yoko-Zuna. They never fail to deliver.

1999 Wildfire by Brockhampton

Produced by prolific Atlanta producer, Jazze Pha, this track showcases Brockhampton's versatility. A sign of their progression, this track has got us excited for their forthcoming album, 'The Best Years of our Lives'.

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