Charlie Parker

Roberta Flack

Alabaster DePlume

Hanakiv is an Estonian-born, London-based sound artist and pianist. Her debut single, ‘No Words Left’, is a contemplative and ethereal journey written in collaboration with Alabaster DePlume.

Madi Diaz, S.G. Goodman and Joy Oladokun

Madi Diaz, S.G. Goodman, and Joy Oladokun Cover Patty Griffin’s “Be Careful” to Benefit Abortion Within Reach Coalition

Camila Moreno

Rey secreto is a new EP of versions of her acclaimed disco "Rey".

Suki Waterhouse

Sensational Saints

Lovers Hifi

Sharon Van Etten

Amai Kuda et Les Bois

Steve Lacy

John Carroll Kirby

Cornelia Murr

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Madison McFerrin

Madison McFerrin‘s first self-produced song

Chiiild

Hailing from Montreal, Chiiild unveils poetic new single ahead of new album on the horizon.

Kit Sebastian

'Hayat’, the new single from Kit Sebastian, finds the band delving into their Turkish and Azerbaijan influences. Having spent much of the past year touring and writing, ‘Hayat’ is the first original composition the band has released since their October 2021 album, ‘Melodi’. ‘Hayat’ is sung in Turkish and the title translates as ‘Life’ in English.

Holy Wave

“Chaparral” explores the notion of growing into the next phase of life while retaining a bond to youth. The song title references a sweet-smelling herb from the creosote plant commonly found throughout Texas, a fragrance tied to the band’s upbringing, though it also translates to “place of the chaparros” in Spanish, with chaparro translating directly to scrub oak, but also serving as slang for “young people.” So the title becomes shorthand for “place of youth.”

Double Date with Death

From Montreal. For fans of Ty Segall, Oh Sees, Chocolat or Corridor. Portraits, their next LP, is scheduled for 2023.

Robert Lester Folsom

Sunshine Only Sometimes: Archives Vol. 2, 1972–1975 continues Anthology Recordings’ excavation, and exploration, of southern singer, songwriter, and psychedelic serviceman Robert Lester Folsom’s bountiful archives. Recorded across Georgia in various bedrooms, a barn, and a motel room with a reel-to-reel and a revolving cast of whip smart studio musicians in the first half of a dazed and confused decade, Sunshine Only Sometimes furthers Folsom’s place in the canon of long lost but eventually found independently spirited, high-flying American folk rock.

Shana Cleveland

Tindersticks

Les McCann

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Adrian Quesada

Teebs

The Brainfeeder producer returns with Noah Lennox for a follow-up to their 2019 collaboration “Studie” - It leads a double-single released 9/26/22 alongside “NES.”

Hatchie

*** It’s the first release to follow her recent second album, ‘Giving The World Away’

Christine and the Queens

Chelsea Carmichael

Shabaka Hutchings Remix - 2022

Junior Mance

Doris Duke

'I'm a Loser' is the standout recording from Southern soul singer Doris Duke; problem is, it's nearly impossible to find. Originally released on the Canyon label in 1970, I'm a Loser found only intermittent life on small domestic and Japanese labels.

Erin Rae

OurVinyl Session

Kate Bollinger

Bobby Oroza

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Broadcast

Julie Driscoll, Brian Auger & Trinity

Vampiros

FROM Dark Side Family Jams' 'THE KEY OF JOY IS DISOBEDIENCE' LP 2021

Toquinho

Song that brought together the two legends of Brazilian Popular Music (MPB) is part of Toquinho's new project – "Novas Cores, Eternas Canções" –, an album to be released next year with re-recordings.

Leland Whitty

Leland Whitty of BADBADNOTGOOD has announced his debut solo album, Anyhow, due December 9 via Innovative Leisure. Whitty has also shared its lead single, “Awake,” which is a jazz-rock cascade of cinematic strings, horns, woodwinds, and synths.

The Rationals

The Rationals were a garage band from Ann Arbor that first emerged in 1964.

Elaine Howley

from Belfast

Meg Baird

Meg Baird is back with Furling, her first solo album in seven years, which will be out January 27 via Drag City.