5 New Lesbian Jams To Add To Your Playlist This Week from Towa Bird, Christine and the Queens, Reiyo The Giant & More  

The vibes are immaculate this week, and we deserve a banger-filled lesbian soundtrack to go along with them. Thankfully, sapphic artists are delivering a bevy of new lesbian and queer jams. From Dove Cameron’s dark pop seduction to Christine and the Queens’ disco grooves and Reiyo The Giant’s hypnotic, genre-defying sound, there’s something for every mood. So grab your headphones, fire up that Spotify playlist, and let’s get into this week’s new sapphic bops.

Dove Cameron — “Emerald”

Queer pop star Dove Cameron leans into her darker, more theatrical side with this moody, cinematic alt-pop ode to a mysterious and elusive femme fatale named Emerald, from her new album FINAL GIRL. The track oozes sapphic yearning, with Cameron’s vocals sounding both aching and seductive as she pleads for Emerald to “come to me.”

Towa Bird — “Deep Blue”

Lesbian singer Towa Bird is known for her guitar-forward rock energy, but on her latest release, “Deep Blue,” she reveals a softer, more vulnerable, and melodic side of her artistry. The song centers on her relationship with her sister, Cat, and the deep emotional connection they share despite the physical distance between them. Tender and dreamy, it’s the perfect soundtrack for slowing down and indulging in a moment of wistful self-reflection.

Christine and the Queens — “Rendez-vous in your arms’’ &  “Rendez vous avec toi” 

Ready to turn the energy back up? Christine and the Queens has dropped a new track—or rather, two versions of the same track: one in English and one in French—that will make you want to boogie. These disco-infused dance tracks are the first taste of Christine’s new album, due out this spring. The song is a sultry call to a lover, inviting them into a steamy, romantic rendezvous.

Tove Stryke — “Look at me” 

Sapphic Swedish pop artist Tove Styrke dropped her fifth album, I Thought This Story Wasn’t About Me, this week, and “Look at Me” is a standout solo track that reveals her evolution, both sonically and as an artist. Moving away from more traditional pop, the song ventures into more experimental, synth-heavy territory, showcasing a fresh direction for the artist.

Reiyo The Giant — “Into The Wind” 

Self-described “ten-foot lesbian genie from the Bronx,” Reiyo The Giant dropped their debut album, Trick of the Night, today, and opening track “Into the Wind” proves this is an artist to watch—or, rather, listen to. Genre-defying and difficult to pin down, the song is nonetheless deeply compelling. Hypnotic and melancholy, it pairs atmospheric production with Reiyo’s vocals, whose Nina Simone-esque timbre adds an intoxicating sultriness to the mix.