Last night, Jeremy Sole premiered a new track by Okonski. The project is led by Durand Jones & The Indications’ pianist and bandleader Steve Okonski, and features a couple of his bandmates — drummer Aaron Frazer and bassist Michael Montgomery. Tightly  improvisational, we dig into the meditative “Dahlia.” 

If you can believe it, it’s Friday once again! To celebrate the end of a tough month, let’s turn to revered British trio Jungle who set our hearts ablaze with “Keep Me Satisfied.” Nuff said. 

What the world needs now is a little love and goodwill and that’s what you’ll hear when you spin Montreal-based Yves Jarvis’ new driving song “All Cylinders.” We believe you’ll find it to be in the style and warmth of Dionne Warwick and Burt Bacharach. 

Let’s tap into the work of composer, producer, and multi-instrumentalist Serebii (aka Callum Mower) — a talented, jazzy crooner based in New Zealand. Here’s “Verrans Corner,” which AI says is a location in Auckland that includes character shops. 

LA’s electronic OGs Bitter:Sweet are back with a magnetic new song; a preview of their forthcoming album scheduled to be released in the spring. “Baby Is Back” sends a strong message, letting us know that frontwoman Shana Halligan is fully in charge of their sound. 

As we know, change isn’t easy — whether it’s going through puberty or adjusting to what life throws at you. LA-based trio Trousdale — Quinn D’Andrea, Georgia Greene, and Lauren Jones — address all of it head on with their ripping new track “Growing Pains.” 

808s stay bumpin’ to the bone when LA artist, DJ, and producer TOKiMONSTA turns her attention to music making. With  new album Eternal Reverie slated to drop on March 7,let’s spin the slick sound of “Feel It (Feat. grouptherapy.).” 

Afrobeat superstar Seun Kuti teams up with Zambian singer, rapper, and songwriter Sampa the Great. Dedicated to uniting a panoply of voices across the African diaspora, Kuti lights up the airwaves with the powerful  “Emi Aluta (Zamrock remix).” 

You’ll recognize the voice within the first few notes…  It’s the signature sound of Little Dragon’s celebrated vocalist Yukimi, and there will be more to enjoy as she puts the finishing touches on her solo album debut For You (set for release on March 28). We share “Winter Is Not Dead,” inspired by Scandinavia’s long, dark winters. Yukimi states what it's like to live there: “The lack of light brings many of us down. At the same time, underground, life thrives. Microbes stay busy breaking down organic matter, recycling nutrients and improving the soil, quietly preparing for spring. I also grow during my personal winter seasons, even though things might feel dead on the surface. Wheels turn as I transform and move through it getting ready for spring and summer.”

Rapper, actor, and film-director Dear Derrick’s new film The Black Sea features an accompanying soundtrack of the same name. It’s an homage to the golden era of hip-hop and offers reflections on his own upbringing in Brooklyn. “Ven Aqui (feat. Dario),” is an anthemic love song in Spanglish.