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6 Songs You Need to Hear: FLO, Flo Milli & Gilla Band | Musique Digs 689

From FLO’s dance-floor remix to Flo Milli’s unapologetic rap and Gilla Band’s experimental edge, Musique Digs 689 delivers six unexpected musical discoveries.

From Vocal Firepower to Beautiful Noise: Six Tracks That Refuse to Sit Still

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One moment we’re deep in FLO’s club-ready harmonies; the next, Flo Milli is calling the shots and Gilla Band is turning nostalgia inside out. Friendly Fires and Good Neighbours bring their own shades of dance-floor anticipation, while our last selection, “Sleepwalking,” invites one more detour once its performer is confirmed. Thee six tracks move in six directions, and that’s precisely why they made the cut.

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Musique Digs Weekly Playlist is INYIM’s long-running weekly music discovery series, pulling the strongest finds across indie, rock, pop, soul, funk, rap and beyond into one focused six-track shortlist.

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THEE DIG OF THE WEEK

Artwork for FLO Leak It DENNIS Remix, INYIM Musique Digs 689 Dig of the Week

Artist: FLO x DENNIS

Tune: “Leak It” (DENNIS Remix)

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WHY IT MADE THE CUT

FLO’s three-part harmonies get a club-ready transformation in DENNIS’s remix of “Leak It.” Instead of losing the song’s R&B identity, the remix puts those vocals in a more insistent dance setting—exactly the kind of crossover that can keep the floor moving without sacrificing the singers at its center.


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Artist: Flo Milli

Tune: “Too Bo$$y”

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WHY IT MADE THE CUT

Flo Milli has no interest in shrinking her personality to fit somebody else’s expectations. “Too Bo$$y” revisits the attitude of Kelis’s “Bossy” and gives it her own sharp, self-assured rap delivery, with a beat that leaves space for every punchline.


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Artist: Friendly Fires

Tune: “Lose All Your Friends”

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WHY IT MADE THE CUT

Friendly Fires make a welcome return to their dance-minded instincts on this five-minute single, released in August. The longer runtime gives its groove room to stretch and settle, making the track feel like a proper night-out excursion rather than a rushed chorus chase.


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Artist: Gilla Band

Tune: “Placeholder”

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WHY IT MADE THE CUT

Abrasive, twitchy and packed with uneasy memory, “Placeholder” finds Gilla Band turning childhood comforts into a glorious racket. Dara Kiely’s references to television, Power Rangers and familiar pop-cultural clutter ricochet through the Dublin group’s jagged noise-rock attack; the track appears on their 2026 album Pugnello.


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Artist: Good Neighbours

Tune: “Mary Jane”

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WHY IT MADE THE CUT

“Mary Jane” makes infatuation sound gloriously awkward. Good Neighbours wrap the uncertainty of being drawn to someone in buoyant synths and reverb-heavy vocals, leaving the song bright enough to sing along to while its story stays a little unresolved.


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Artist: Artist credit to verify

Tune: “Sleepwalking”

WHY IT MADE THE CUT

The supplied video and artwork identify this selection as “Sleepwalking,” but do not establish an artist credit. This entry needs the performer verified before publication so the Spotify lookup and editorial notes point to the correct recording.

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