̸ June 2022
A downtempo adventure that features some of Levon's most emotionally gripping music.
Through sludgy electronics and fearsome vocal performances, Moor Mother and DJ Haram offer a damning look at the past and present with a look to a better future, or at least a different one.
̸ May 2022
An alchemical collection of dub techno, bedroom torch songs rap from rising South London imprint Scenic Route.
Self-released
An incredible mix that captures the energy—and the love—that makes the Jersey Club queen one of the best DJs going.
̸ April 2022
Self-released
Order another blue lagoon and pull up a chair at Fennec's hip-hop bossa nova tiki lounge.
A road trip from LA to Toronto in an old Lincoln becomes the source material for an LP of bumping beats that touch on vintage Chicago house and Detroit techno.
̸ February 2022
A thrilling mixtape that both subverts and builds on the possibilities of rap music, featuring production by Space Afrika, Slikback and more.
A gripping look into the darkest side of UK drill.
̸ January 2022
FKA twigs' astrology-themed "mixtape" is an exhilarating crowd pleaser, proving that sometimes the best work comes when we don't take ourselves too seriously.
Kenya's up-and-coming MCs dazzle on this fiery selection of homemade drill, trap and gengetone.
̸ November 2021
Producers like Kaidi Tatham and Georgia Anne Muldrow help bring Nubya Garcia's brilliant jazz into new sound worlds.
̸ September 2021
Moor Mother creates an Afrofuturistic soundtrack to the perils of Black life in the pandemic.
A rising star's coming-of-age saga as told through 21st-century hip-house.
A landmark album from one of the UK's most brilliant rappers that explores the difference between public perception and the private self.
̸ August 2021
Punky cuts from the experimental underground, curated by Hood By Air's Shayne Oliver and executive produced by Yves Tumor.
Joy Orbison gets intimate, even subdued, on his first full-length release.
̸ July 2021
A jaw-dropping record that continues the UK artist's one-of-a-kind journey through electronic music.
An honest, thrilling and sometimes hilarious portrayal of a break-up—and a career high for Mykki Blanco.
Vladislav Delay looks to footwork, hip-hop and old-school house on his rowdiest record yet.