I have overplayed Ra Ra Riots "Water" and I need something along those lines.

Water is a standout in Ra Ra Riot's catalog largely because of the creative spark between frontman Wes Miles and Rostam Batmanglij, who co-wrote and produced the track. That blend of kinetic, percussive momentum and soaring indie-pop vocals is hard to resist. The most direct place to turn is Discovery with Osaka Loop Line, their side project together. From there, Rostam's solo track Bike Dream captures a similar propulsive rhythm, while Passion Pit's Carried Away brings that same rush of sparkling synth euphoria. Is it that punchy, buoyant production bounce you find yourself drawn to, or more the bright, emotional lift of the vocals?

Discovery definitely leans more experimental and beat-chopped, whereas Bike Dream and Carried Away lock straight into direct, full-throttle indie-pop euphoria. If we are aiming right for that intersection of runaway percussive drive and glittering, sky-scraping hooks, here are three anthems that do not hold back. Bleachers' Rollercoaster hits that immediate banger pace, pairing Jack Antonoff's urgent, motorik beat with shimmering synth layers and a soaring chorus. St. Lucia's Elevate taps right into the buoyant, sparkling rush of Carried Away, riding massive drum grooves and lush synth arrangements into pure melodic lift. Walk the Moon's Anna Sun matches the galloping, kinetic bounce of Water and Bike Dream, carried by bright guitar work and an infectious, shout-along energy. Do you find yourself leaning more toward that organic, full-band indie-rock punch, or do you want to keep the synths front and center?