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Capitol
The long-awaited debut from Mickey Guyton broadens and expands upon her 2020 hit "Black Like Me."
Def Jam
On what could be titled The Even Greater Pains of Being Grown, the singer/songwriter balances personal turmoil with heightened melodicism.
Jagjaguwar
The indie piner trades heartbreak for dark, deadpan synth pop on a set of five '80s covers.
Concord
The acclaimed bassist/singer continues to explore a far-reaching and experimental blend of avant-garde jazz, art rock, R&B, and beyond.
Merge
The indie rock icon fully integrates synthesizers into his indie rock mix on yet another heart-breaking and hooky record.
BMG
The singer's first album in six years balances hope and heartache -- and her smooth and edgy sides -- with assurance.
Tender Loving Empire
The Portland garage psych band explores self-reflective songwriting without losing any of the passion or drive of their earlier work.
Sacred Bones
The freewheeling Texan dives even deeper down the psych-rock K-hole on his sophomore set.
The band concludes its trio of mini albums with a return to their anthemic roots.
Sony Music
On album number six the Colombians invite a host of international guest artists to deliver their lushest, most elegantly detailed set to date.
Mello Music Group
Instrumental full-length from the elusive beatmaker, emphasizing the importance of celebrating small victories in order to cope with everyday struggles.
Saddle Creek Records
Second album from this Montreal songwriter moves from the impressionistic writing style of earlier work into one that's stunningly direct.
Third Man Records
Essential collection of tracks from a lost mid-'80s noise pop band that splits the difference between the JAMC and Shop Assistants.
Blue Note
Performing with a tentet, the bandleader delivers two exceptionally creative multi-movement suites composed for a Cuban dance company.
Interscope
A quirky, theatrical concept album that balances stadium-sized pop hooks with anti-war/anti-corporate greed sentiments.
PIAS
An immersive and often radiant tribute to Germany's capital from the London art-rock collective.
Telephone Explosion
Brandon Valdivia's clearest, most spacious release to date blends ambient textures, delicate beat programming, and traditional instrumentation.
Pi Recordings
Celebrating its 20th anniversary, Henry Threadgill's longest-standing band delivers a playful, adventurous, idiosyncratic brand of modern jazz.
Stones Throw
The West Coast pianist, composer, and producer delivers a summery set on his first outing with a full band.
Masterworks
The trumpeter crafts another uplifting blend of funky jazz, hip-hop, and R&B.
Felte
Highlighted by a duet with Bonnie "Prince" Billy, a second album of touching, reverb-washed reflections from Vancouver's Ashley Webber.
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Esoteric Recordings
An expanded, remastered four CD boxed set by the short-lived progressive jazz-rock group.
Avi-Music / CAvi-music
A strong first installment in a new Brahms trios cycle, paired with trios by composers of the next generation.
Capriccio Records
Larger works, played with plenty of energy, from a composer who fused classical music and jazz in unusual ways.
Deutsche Grammophon
Clear, melodic Chopin Nocturnes that conceal a wealth of art.
PentaTone Classics
A superb recital of guitar music from the Spanish orbit, with vivid contrasts and innovations.
Harmonia Mundi
A unique deployment of a 2,000-year-old Estonian folk instrument in Renaissance and Baroque music has a striking effect.
Warner Classics
Powerful Chopin readings from Aimi Kobayashi that obscures no detail.
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