The 5 best new songs you can stream right now by John Lynch on Jan 5, 2018, 4:40 PM Advertisement
 This week, Justin Timberlake released a perplexingly mediocre single from his upcoming fifth album, and Kendrick Lamar collaborated with SZA on a soundtrack song for Marvel's "Black Panther" film. Here are the 5 best songs from the past week that you can stream right now: SEE ALSO: 37 albums that critics really hate, but normal people love Justin Timberlake — "Filthy" After promoting his upcoming fifth album, "Man of the Woods," as a "personal" LP with an apparent country bent, Justin Timberlake pulled a 180 and dropped "Filthy," a Timbaland-produced, robo-funk lead single with cringeworthy lyrics ("What you gonna do with all that meat? / Cookin' up a mean servin'"). Sounding like a rehashed outtake from 2006's "FutureSex/LoveSounds," the song's music video features Timberlake as a Steve Jobs-like character unveiling a provocatively dancing robot at a "Pan-Asian" technology conference in the year 2028.
MGMT — "Hand It Over" "Hand It Over" — the third stellar single from MGMT's upcoming fourth album, "Little Dark Age" — effectively channels the drifting rock ballads of the 1970s through the band's singular psychedelic sensibility.
Hudson Mohawke — "Foxy Boxing" Scottish producer Hudson Mohawke released the anticipated studio version to "Foxy Boxing," a vibrant, densely-layered instrumental that became a fan-favorite bootleg after Mohawke started playing it at live shows in 2011.
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