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We wouldn't be surprised to see Adia Victoria's debut album turn up on many best of lists for 2019. An avid reader and thinker, The South Carolina native likes to ponder the struggles women have endured through the ages. We share her fresh take on...

Monogem takes a gallant turn on the uber personal song "Soy Lo Que Soy" (which translates to I Am What I Am). The LA-based artist pays homage to her Guadalajaran heritage and a promise she made to her abuelita to never lose sight of where she comes...

Wilco is back with a new collection of songs titled  Ode to Joy . On “Everyone Hides,” the six-member band encourages you to find joy via minimal instrumentation, observant lyrics and a rhythmic marching sound.

Rufus Wainwright is known for his signature charismatic work, a mixture of smart pop and heartbreaking lyricism; but he's much more than that! "Trouble In Paradise" is Rufus's answer to the fashion world but also applies to the state of our planet.

A new album by icon ic artist  Booker T. Jones revisits a number of integral musical junctures of his career. We're focusing on  a new version of  “Cause I Love You," which was  the  first song he ever recorded  on, he was so young he was...

The LA dynamic duo Classixx wind down 2019 with a bouncy new track dedicated to their hero - the late legendary producer Philippe Zdar. "Love Me No More" has carried them through a banner year and provides a moment of happiness for all.

After a 5-year hiatus, London's Da Lata are back with a new single featuring Senegalese singer Diabel  Cissokho.  Get moving to the baritone sax driven, rock-steady groove called "Mentality."

Amsterdam-based singer-songwriter VanWyck chronicles the joy she felt after a long night at a club in Berlin on the new track “Carolina’s Anatomy.”  This song is an ode to her friend who didn’t want to leave the dance floor.

The trio known as Automatic emerged out of LA's DIY music scene and started playing the local circuit by 2017. Now, they're a staple in LA and just joined Bauhaus for a big show! Check out why we've become enamored by their sound on "Signal."

Son Little gained notoriety for his collaborations with hip-hop icons The Roots, and his work with electronic guru RJD2. Playing almost all of the instruments on his new EP, we hear the sound of a gritty, self-assured artist hitting his stride on...