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Here's how HÆLOS speak of their new song:  With ‘End of World Party’ we wanted to explore what it might be like to dance simultaneously in current and future time frames.” Start shaking your hips to this one.

"Break the rules you think you are bound by." That's the inspiration behind Vagabon's second album. After a career in electrical/computer engineering, Vagabon made the transition to full time music making, which has put her in a state of creative...

Based in Australia but born in Zambia, Sampa the Great is a poet and emcee, as well as a songwriter. H er   first new track to be released in 2019 finds the artist fierce and feisty on "Final Form."

J-E-T-S is what happens when two versatile producers - Detroit's electro-funk guru Jimmy Edgar and hit maker Travis Stewart aka Machinedrum - combine their talents. Hear how they channel a hypnotic sound through "Ocean PPL'' featuring Rochelle Jordan.

Back in the 80's, The Alarm was part of a fraternity of British rock bands that made their way to U.S. shores. They’re now back with a new album (coming later this month) and a huge tour. Check their new stellar rock out song "Brighter Than The Sun."

Bill Callahan returns with an accomplished album, following some time away (he got married and had a child). Investigate his lilting lattice guitar work, signature wit and an unhurried melody on "Camels."

Celebrating rebirth and renewal, Silversun Pickups have been together for nearly 20 years. Lead singer Brian Aubert never tires of the built in pun that is: "It Doesn't Matter Why," Aubert says: Fundamentally, it’s about understanding that someone...

“Loose Change” is a frenzied story of redemption, punctuated by acoustic piano and horns. We hear the LA-based trio maturing into their own on the new album produced by wildman Hanni El Khatib.

Stephen Wilkinson aka Bibio returns to the path of structured songwriting with his album Ribbons . Organic and tinged with folkloric ease, the "Art of Living" pulls inspiration from time spent in the British countryside.

Mac DeMarco hit his stride with the highest charting album of his career, Here Comes The Cowboy . With the 70s inspired "On The Square," you’ll hear the sound of a hard-working musician tackling all of the instrumentation.