**WEEK ENDING 7/13**

**M:M MUSIC STREAMING CHART WEEK ENDING 7/13**
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"A life is not important except in the impact it has on other lives." — Jackie Robinson
Cage The Elephant

"Built around Brad's guitar part, "Beaches In Tennessee" keeps the production lean and immediate. The track moves with a shuffling rhythm, loose bassline, and a refrain that turns the song's central plea into a hook. "Somebody take me home. I'm not the enemy. I'm going back to those beaches in Tennessee." — antiMusic

"The band has been on the road seemingly non-stop since the [last] album dropped, reclaiming their legacy on festival stages with a dramatic live show built around Shultz’s natural performing chops." 
— FLOOD Magazine
 

U2

"In late September, U2 will celebrate the 50th anniversary of their formation. They’re essentially the only major band from that time that’s kept its original lineup completely intact." — Rolling Stone

"The Jacknife Lee-produced "Street Of Dreams" is billed as the lead single to an as-yet-unannounced new album, set for release later this year. When it arrives, it will be U2's first album of new material in nine years." — STEREOGUM

Phoebe Bridgers

"Her newest song, “Lost Boys,” has all the features of the kind of fare Bridgers fans have come to expect: slinky harmonic modulation, nonchalant yet emotive vocals, and her seminal use of specific detail and anecdote, all of which make the song sparkle." 
— FADER

"Some songwriters will go their entire careers without landing a bar as ice-cold as “I don’t feel bad, but I’m sorry,” but Bridgers has entire songs full of those." 
— Pitchfork
Death Cab For Cutie

"We still claim them as an underground sensation who through hard work and determination made it to some of the biggest stages in the world." 
— Under The Radar

"For the first time in over a decade, I was over the moon about a new Death Cab release. The songs with a familiar feel were anchored by some of Ben Gibbard’s strongest lyrics in ages, looking back on the days of sleeping on floors and acknowledging the ups and downs of middle age, and the tracks built on sonic stretches were among the highlights." 
— PopMatters
 Alabama Shakes "I Feel Hope Coming"
          Official Lyric Video
 Cage The Elephant "Beaches In Tennessee"
          Official Visualizer
 Late Night Thoughts "Days Like This"
          Official Music Video
 U2 "Street of Dreams"
          Official Music Video
 Bailen "Swim!!!"
          Official Music Video
 Mumford & Sons "Here (with Chris Stapleton)"
          Live on Bertcast
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