Nick Bollinger lends an ear to soon-to-tour jazz singer Cecile McLorin Salvant, and notes that she seems to be channelling the music's history.

Nick Bollinger discusses the golden voice and grief-soaked second album of Marlon Williams; the jazz soul of expatriate bassman Jonathan Zwartz; and the ways in which soon-to-tour jazz diva Cecile McLorin Salvant channels the music's history.

Nick Bollinger discusses the golden voice and grief-soaked second album of Marlon Williams.

Nick Bollinger discusses the chamber pop of Sunderland siblings Field Music; the classic country and contemporary causes of Margo Price; and a reissue from Wilco.

Nick Bollinger comments on the classic country and contemporary causes of Nashville's Margo Price.

The latest offering from UK siblings Field Music is a big, nutty fruitcake of an album, Nick Bollinger writes.

Nick Bollinger revisits a Wilco classic on its 21st anniversary.

Nick Bollinger considers whether Atlanta rap trio Migos might be this generation's Beatles, and lends an ear to the American textures of Swedish singing sisters First Aid Kit, the cut-up constructions of Wellington's Gold Medal Famous and a prog-flavoured project from Vorn.

Nick Bollinger lends an ear to the language and loops of local synth trio Gold Medal Famous.

Nick Bollinger tunes in to the American strains of Swedish singing sisters First Aid Kit.