The Womack Sisters, Kucha, Zeimani, and BG Womack, were singing before they could walk. They grew up on the road. Their schools were stages and studios all over the world, where they sang behind their parents, Zekkariyas & Zeriiya (fka Womack & Womack), alongside their four siblings. Nowhere was home for long. No matter where they lived they were always surrounded by music and family. Their 2026 self-titled debut album, The Womack Sisters, is the musical culmination of the Sisters’ long and winding journey to find themselves.

On an album that is deeply autobiographical, perhaps no lyric is as fitting as the final refrain:

People come and go, But, darling this I know,

It will always be my sisters and me.

I Just Don't Want You (To Say Goodbye) by Daptone Records

The lead single and title track from their forthcoming LP, "Purgatory" is a pummeling, lysergic blast of punk-infused psychedelia. Its hypnotic beat and chaotic instrumentation set the scene for singer Mike Brandon to escort the listener into a demonic dirge of chanting and instrumental bedlam. A whirlwind of a track sure to turn some heads on the psychedelic scene.

Thee Sacred Souls - Lucid Girl by Daptone Records

Caracoles ushers Orquesta Akokán’s unique brand of mambo into the 21st century. Back at the helm are producer and multi instrumentalist, Jacob Plasse and virtuosic pianist, composer and arranger Michael Eckroth - a collaboration that continues to lead Orquesta’s exploration of the sublime mambo in all its depth and breadth. On this, their third album, they combine talents with Cuban lyricist, singer and composer Kiko Ruiz, a tata —priest— who informs his lyrics with a  Palo Mayombe spirituality propelling the mambo back to its original meaning.

Jalen Ngonda - What A Difference She Made by Daptone Records

Jalen Ngonda - Just Like You Used To by Daptone Records

Jalen Ngonda - Please Show Me by Daptone Records

Jalen Ngonda - Rapture by Daptone Records

Jalen Ngonda - Give Me Another Day by Daptone Records