New Music
Deftly detailed in production and mixing, Aan’s newest album, “Losing My Shadow,” presents itself as a piece of aural craft.
“Reward” is Cate Le Bon’s new album on Brooklyn label, Mexican Summer, and is strikingly original, possibly the most thoughtfully-composed pop albums of the year.
Ever since his breakout hit, “Goodie Bag,” Still Woozy has been transporting listeners into a dreamy lo-fi trance.
“Raw Honey”, the recent release by collective, Drugdealer, combines funk, folk, and jazz influences to create a uniquely rich album.
Unconventional and charismatic, Detroit-based musician Stef Chura’s emotionally charged and clamorous output takes bold risks in a conventional music landscape.
The Clavin sisters channel confidence and clarity with catchiness in their new commitment to sobriety and each other.
Rogue, the newest release by Malaysian singer-songwriter Yuna, is a summer album for the brokenhearted.
Mal Blum’s “Pity Boy” hits home with pop-punk style guitar chords, gentle folk-like riffs, and a catchy indie pop structure.
Local legend Kyle Craft is back again with catchy and tasteful “Showboat Honey,” the band’s third album with Sub Pop.
“Remove fear from decision making. Act in defiant joy. Refuse to dominate others. Do not…