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Any time is a great time to discover new music, but before holiday jams take over you life (well, if they haven't already...) these are the recently-released tracks you need to be listening to. Press play on all the goodness below.

"I Don't Know My Name" by Grace VanderWaal

She may not know her own name, but since winning America's Got Talent, everyone else sure does. She's been capturing hearts since the very first time she strummed her ukulele on the reality talent competition show and with this touching and relatable lyric video (that features fan art!), she shows no signs of slowing down. Her upcoming Perfectly Imperfect EP is out Dec. 2 and is available for preorder now.

"Bedroom Warfare" by ONE OK ROCK

From the first note, this track makes you want to bob your head. The band, originally from Tokyo, have created a dramatic and beautiful video that is incredibly captivating. It's so interesting to watch the message of the song brought to life not only through lyrics but dance as well.

"Gravity" by Timeflies

Within the synth and nuanced beat drops, at its core, "Gravity" is a love song. Timeflies perfectly captures that feeling of falling in love and Cal Shapiro's voice really hits the message and feeling home. Catch the duo—Cal and producer Rob “Rez” Resnick—performing on the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade this Thursday!

"Snap My Fingers" by Bridgit Mendler

B's new EP Nemesis, where this track is from, is completely different than her first studio album, Hello, My Name Is... It shows just how much the former Disney gal has grown since its release in 2012. Her vocals are still completely killer, but the combo of electronic, jazz and big band sounds make a bigger statement than her old pop ways and show that she's an entirely new Bridgit.

"Make Me Cry" by Noah Cyrus

Yes, you read that right—*Noah* Cyrus has just released her very first single, and we're loving it. It might be her big sis Miley's birthday today (HBD, M!), but Noah is stealing the show as of late with this honest and emotional video. 

Which one of these songs are you digging the most? Share your thoughts in the comments.

Photo credit: Joseph Llanes.

by Sydney Adamson | 11/23/2016