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Grammy Award-winning producer André Allen Anjos aka RAC has a knack for writing feel-good tracks. On the new album Boy , RAC recalls the melodies of his youth and the tribulations of childhood through a modern lens. Several guest vocalists...

The quietly confident multi-instrumentalist Nana Adjoa has contemplated the meaning of self-identity in her body of work. Adjoa writes around the idea of meeting the woman she would like to become on the banger "She's Stronger."

British electronic duo Groove Armada have been laying low, playing select shows and hosting DJ sets, but they haven't recorded any new music in quite awhile. The idea of recording again seemed unlikely but they stepped out onto a stage in front of...

After SXSW was cancelled this year, Austin band White Denim got busy reimagining their new reality. Their 30-day album project World As A Waiting Room was recorded remotely at their homes. "I Don't Understand Rock and Roll" is a raw commentary on...

A plaintive vocal and thick grooves round out "Temple"— the title track to Thao & The Get Down Stay Down’s latest audio excursion. Her indelible sound is still there, it's just cranked up!

Tom Misch and Yussef Dayes blur genre lines on their new collaborative album What Kinda Music . The unlikely pair combines jazz, electronics and other styles, and tabbed bassist Rocco Palladino for the instrumental track "Lift Off."

On the eve of a long, beautiful weekend we offer up a track from Long Beach surf-punks Tijuana Panthers. They channel Joe Strummer on their latest jam "Socks La Vida."

Electronic duo ODESZA and Aussie producer Golden Features recently announced their collaboration as BRONSON. They launched with “HEART ATTACK feat. lau.ra)" as a bangin' primer to their debut album set for mid-July.

The ever-prolific indie-folk band Big Thief is back with "Love In Mine." Delicate fingerpicking, a soothing beat and the tender sound of Adrianne Lenker's dreamy voice round out the melody.

"Yellow Brick Road" is the first song Dylan Cartlidge wrote in a big fancy studio. Cartlidge tells us about the experience: "I had no idea whether this was the end of my journey so far or the beginning, the first time I would be in a studio like...