̸ March 2024
Exploring his mother's Hong Kong roots, the Belgian musician's debut solo album is a powerful blend of folk music, field recordings and catchy synth pop.
After massive songwriting success, Erika de Casier retreats into her world of bedroom R&B but opens up her sound to new ideas and collaborators.
20 years in, the Canadian duo pull together a solid album that shows keeping the funk alive is harder than it looks.
Josiah Wise shoots for the stars on his third album, taking a bold step toward the mainstream with a clubbier sound and guest features from Ty Dolla $ign and Mick Jenkins.
̸ February 2024
A group of over 20 underground producers, rappers and vocalists go all out on a remix album that makes a good case for the format.
̸ January 2024
The harpist sublimates her signature instrument into an atmospheric canvas for gauzy, candlelit love songs and spirituals.
̸ November 2023
A welcome compilation that highlights an overlooked artist from thriving 1980s Japan.
A heartbreaking work of posthuman genius couched in post-club electronics.
Moving from the bedroom to a major label, PinkPantheress embellishes her drum & bass pop songs without losing the intimacy that made them so precious the first time around.
̸ October 2023
The French artist twists propulsive club and abstracted trap into a striking outsider pop statement.
A tender, often crushing record that also works as an ode to the IDM and emo of James' youth.
̸ September 2023
The Ninja Tune artist embraces '90s alt-rock and pop punk for an album of big feelings and even bigger sounds.
The big beat rock stars return with a vibrant but often scattershot album.
Courtesy attempts the unexpected by covering trance and Eurodance hits on her debut album, with some triumphs and stumbles along the way.
Using almost solely piano and a single drum beat, Tirzah comes up with enchanting love songs that feel both monumental and intimate.
̸ August 2023
On the London artist's spectacular mixtape, homey R&B and quiet reflections follow night into day.
̸ July 2023
Singing songs originally written for others, Jessy Lanza comes up with her tightest, catchiest and somehow most personal record yet.
The Wisdom Teeth cofounder loosens up on his second album.
The cult Canadian band lands on Mood Hut for an album of sunburnt pop and freaky disco.