Usher and Diplo's last collaboration was the sonically nuanced, sex-tacularly sensitive "Climax." Their new one isn't so subtle, with Usher trying to persuade a woman to ditch the schmo she came to the club with and high-tail it back to his pleasure cave for some first-class Ushin'. "A chance like this only happens once in a lifetime," he informs her, like the Mr. Roarke of hitting it on the down-low. Diplo's glowering synth stabs give the track a nervous, predatory throb.

“History Lesson — Part II”

The Minutemen were a tightly knit trio, but the relationship between guitarist D. Boon and bassist Mike Watt goes back to their childhood growing up in the blue-collar California town of San Pedro. This nostalgic song's narrative (sung by Boon but written by Watt) details the duo's friendship and coming of age as music lovers and musicians. "I wrote that song to humanize us," Watt later recalled. "People thought we were spacemen, but we were just Pedro corndogs – our band could be your life! You could be us, this could be you."