Recorded over four years, this double-length is a startling microcosm of the guitarist's development as both a player and composer.
First album in ten years by the Chilean-French rapper whose poetry expands to embrace a wealth of instructive experiences.
Drummer Arnaud Dolmen and pianist Leonardo Montana got together for a vibrant, globally minded jazz collaboration.
On her solo debut for Verve, the Brooklyn-based singer, composer, and producer delivers a poignant, sensuous meditation on the night.
The chart-topping, Grammy-nominated Nigerian singer/songwriter broadens her global appeal with her lively second album.
The música mexicana singer/songwriter experiments radically, wedding his beloved folk traditions to doo wop, R&B, and indie pop.
Forty years after the duo brought Brazilian musicians to L.A. to record Harlequin, the pair traveled to Brazil to record its sequel.
The Cuban singer-songwriter teams with producer Eduardo Cabra to deliver an album that melds neo soul, beats, pop, and Afro-Cuban rhythms.
While the singer and songwriter regularly surprises listeners, this set of covers from the classic Latin rock era is revelatory.
On this self-issued long-player, the música mexicana singer/songwriter delivers a spare, emotionally powerful meditation on love's many expressions.
On the follow-up to their Mercury Prize-winning Where I'm Meant to Be, this quintet was inspired by touring international dance clubs.
On this collaboration-rich, 22-track set, the artist extends his reputation for innovation in the música mexicana song-space.
The sophomore long player from this norteño quartet steps up the game with greater production polish, catchier songs, and resonant collaborations.
The sixth offering from the Ecuadorian-Swiss siblings and guests retains their desert-blown guitar sound but explores outer space, not the horizon.
This couple's debut reflects cultural identity, resistance, and possibility through ancient and modern sounds with abstraction, keen focus, and authority.
With Ross Orton producing, mixing, and programming for the first time, the band comes off as a driving, futurist funk machine.
A reissue of the seminal Cuban group's debut album, showcasing their wildly inventive blend of Afro-Cuban jazz, psych-rock and funk.
Recorded at the same time as Red Moon in Venus, the artist's second Spanish-language album stands ready to break into the mainstream.
The South African saxophonist teams up with a rhythm section and producer/pianist Nduduzo Makhathini to explore the heartbeat of spiritual jazz.
The samba icon's 23rd studio album offers new songs, songwriting collaborations with MPB stars, and a completed Leon Ware track.
A sonically thrilling and rallying dispatch from the Niger-based guitar hero.
The solo studio project of Eblis Alvarez looks to Colombia's Caribbean coastline and Africa on this danceable, futurist concept album.
A sophisticated fifth album from the Puerto Rican star hits all the right reggaetón, trap, and sultry R&B vibes.
On their third album, the hard-swinging Daptone Afro-Latin band reflect and innovate on the mambo as a core for danceable, creative exploration.
After a seven-year break from recording, the iconic percussionist and composer returns with her first collection of salsa jams.
The Nigerian R&B star's debut is captivating and self-assured with uncluttered production and an organic feel.
The debut album from the amapiano-influenced South African pop star, featuring her Grammy-winning single "Water."
An overview of the Congolese scene of the late '60s and early '70s, when fresh possibilities for musical expansion and collaboration abounded.
Stellar compilation documenting the influence of post-disco, new wave, and Caribbean sounds on Ghanaian music post-1980.
A well-curated selection of African dance records from the '80s and '90s, including styles such as rhumba, soukous, and township bubblegum.
The Brazilian guitarist teams up with an Italian rhythm section to reframe originals and Brazilian classics in a power trio setting.
The Puerto Rican up-and-comer builds a techy, smooth Latin soundscape on her debut album.