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Recent Reassuring/Consoling Releases
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The quartet's sixth LP and first for Ninja Tune builds on the soul, funk, and boogie inspirations that elevated their preceding EP. -
The fifth album by the singer/songwriter and skilled fingerpicker is an atypically optimistic set of soulful folk produced by Ben Harper.
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With guests such as Dev Hynes and Mitski, the project's fourth album plays like a mini chamber-synth song cycle about infatuation, sex, and heartbreak.
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Lush synth pop and piano ballads comprise a catchy and vulnerable debut by Winnipeg singer/songwriter Micah Visser and band.
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The indie electronic-acoustic project's reflective Anti- debut is a thematic and stylistic follow-up to 2018's Lavender.
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Both anxious and reassuring, the fourth album by this heir to '70s singer/songwriters combines timeless craft with timely sentiments.
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The veteran Bay Area band adds more Midwest flavoring to their sound, informed as ever by progressive early-'70s soul.
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A remarkable release from Downes that explores not only spirituals and freedom songs but also something of her own history.
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The Chicago indie outfit dial up the distortion without relinquishing their reflective mix of jangle and twang on a solid third album.
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A full-length debut of survivor-themed, stylized dance-pop from a one-time touring bandmember for Charli XCX.
