Skrillex, Jane Remover, Sexyy Red, and More Featured in This Week’s Pitchfork Selects Playlist
Pitchfork Selects: A Sonic Treasure Trove for Your Ears (April 7, 2025)
In a world where the right tracks are just a click away, the team at Pitchfork has become your tireless aural archaeologists, sifting through the stacks of new releases to unearth the gems that deserve your attention. Each Monday, we delight in presenting the Pitchfork Selects playlist, a curated round-up of new music that our staff is vibing to, a robust buffet of sound designed to please even the most avid music fans. Think of it as the playlist you’d proudly share with your best friends, no questions asked.
This week’s sonic adventure includes a tantalizing mix of bold beats and daring experimentation, featuring the likes of Aesop Rock, Skrillex, and the rising star Jane Remover. The playlist is a testament to the creativity that continues to flourish in the music scene. Let’s break down some highlights:
Aesop Rock: “Checkers”
The legendary rapper returns with “Checkers,” a track that weaves intricate lyricism with a pulsating beat. Aesop’s clever wordplay and rap agility are on full display, ensuring that listeners will find themselves captivated by every intricate rhyme.
Jane Remover: “Fadeoutz”
Hailing from the ever-burgeoning world of DIY music, Jane Remover’s “Fadeoutz” is an ethereal exploration of emotion, draped in hazy sonics and dreamlike vocals. This track is perfect for those late-night introspections, inviting listeners to lose themselves in its enchanting soundscape.
Sexyy Red: “Hoochie Coochie”
Don’t let the provocative title fool you; “Hoochie Coochie” is a celebration of self-expression and unapologetic femininity, delivered with a bold attitude that’s impossible to ignore. Sexyy Red’s charisma is as infectious as the track’s catchy hooks, ensuring it’ll have you hitting replay.
Skrillex / Boys Noize / Dylan Brady: “Zeet Noise”
In a collaboration that feels like the holy trinity of electronic music, “Zeet Noise” serves up a wild ride through pulsating synths and glitchy rhythms. This trio knows how to get the party started, making it a perfect addition to any weekend playlist.
S.G. Goodman: “Fire Sign”
Mixing folk sensibility with a modern indie touch, S.G. Goodman’s “Fire Sign” is a poignant meditation on identity and resilience. Goodman’s soulful voice lingers in the air long after the song ends, leaving a lasting impact that resonates deeply with listeners.
In addition to our featured tracks, the playlist also showcases an eclectic mix of artists like Barker, deBasement, and Carrier, proving that there’s never been a better time to dive into new sounds. Each selection is a glimpse into the dynamic landscape of contemporary music—one that thrives on collaboration, experimentation, and limitless creativity.
So plug in, turn up, and immerse yourself in the auditory feast that is our latest Pitchfork Selects playlist. You can listen below or follow us on Apple Music and Spotify to ensure you never miss out on the tracks you need in your life.
This week’s playlist celebration, featuring tracks from creative minds like The Era Footwork Crew, Common Holly, and more, solidifies Pitchfork’s commitment to bringing you the most exciting sounds today. Hit play and let the music speak for itself.
