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Kingston-born Dancehall star DeeWunn teams up with Rio's 'Heavy Baile' artist Leo Justi, together, they've created the explosive beat of "Back It Up, Drop It."

The first new album in 5 years by The Budos Band was worth the wait! The opener "Old Engine Oil" has them gloriously revving up for a heavy hitting rock instrumental ride.

Lissie re-imagines some of her best songs by stripping them to their bare bones, and highlighting the vulnerability behind them. On the piano and voice version of 2010's  "When I'm Alone," we hear a soaring pop song transformed into an emotive ballad.

When it comes to Punk bands, X, lead the pack as one of the best bands to come out of the burgeoning LA scene in the late 70's. Lead by poets Exene Cervenka and John Doe, X released their debut album in 1980. Simply titled,  Los Angeles  (the...

Milwaukee musician Gina Barrington spent a lifetime collecting musical ideas and waiting for the right people to converge before forming Rose Of The West. A tapestry of brooding beauty, "Roads" offers nimble bass lines, solid drumming, and sumptuous...

Crazy World (Judgement Day)" is the first glimpse into Jamestown Revival's forthcoming LP. Band members Jonathan Clay and Zach Chance sat down to reflect on shared experiences about the crazy world we live in, hence the delivery of  "Crazy World...

After a short hibernation, "Mind's Eye" is the first new track by Jordan Rakei in 2019. Inspired by dystopian visions of the future, the subject of the song experiences a technological malfunction, flooding the "Mind's Eye" with chaos.

Film composer Yann Tiersen's tenth studio album is mostly sung in Breton, and revolves around our connection to nature. Living on a small island on the Celtic sea and incorporating field recordings into the mix, "Koad" is a haunting lullaby.

Based in London, Ezra Collective announced their debut album for late April. Putting a fresh spin on jazz, we turn to "Reason in Disguise," featuring an artist we're enamored by: Jorja Smith.

British electronic duo Cinematic Orchestra return with their first album in a dozen years. Exploring the timeless question of what to believe, Cinematic Orchestra invite several guests including Moses Sumney on "To Believe."