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Recorded at the same time as 2015's 'The Waterfall,' but only released last week. Jim James has announced though that the band has a completely new record ready to go, but they're holding on to it until they can tour for it live.
Doves have recently announced their first new album in 11 years! 'The Universal Want’ will be out on September 11th. Vocalist Jimi Goodwin told NME, “We find ourselves in the middle of such strange world events. It’s still exciting to be releasing music, because I’m dead proud of what we’ve managed to pull together after 11 years."
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New song from Jónsi (of Sigur Ros) from his forthcoming album 'Shiver.' It's his first new solo record in 10 years, and will feature guest appearances from Liz Fraser of the Cocteau Twins and Robyn. Find it on October 2nd here: jonsi.bandcamp.com
Hum recently released their first new album in 22 years, much to the surprise of everyone. Find it here: www.humbandofficial.com
New supergroup made up of Robert Glasper, Terrace Martin, Kamasi Washington, and 9th Wonder. Their self-titled debut album is out now!
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Gabriel Garzón-Montano is back with his signature funk and sludgy bass lines. He plays all the instruments on this track.
SAULT surprised us with their third LP last month, and all proceeds from sales of it will go to charity: saultglobal.bandcamp.com
New song from Anderson .Paak that references both police brutality and COVID-19. The artwork for this single features a long list of names of black people who have been recent victims of police brutality: Ahmaud Abrery, Breonna Taylor, Philando Castile, Alton Sterling, Trayvon Martin, and George Floyd, to name a few. Read more about it here: www.complex.com
This spoken word piece comes from a performance art video! Check it out: youtu.be
From NPR: Soon after its release, "Alright" became an anthem for black protest and resistance. The refrain, "We gon' be alright" was a defiant promise — that no matter what happened, black people would lean on each other to make it through. And as Andrew Limbong wrote for NPR Music, its role as both a party song and a protest song represented "the sound of black life's duality."
Well, things are plenty heavy right now. And even though we can't go to the club and rage our feelings away, listening to music can still be a healing experience.
Cover of jazzy French house music band St. Germaine.
This will will appear on "Blue Note Re:imagined" -dropping September 25. The album will also feature covers from Ezra Collective, Yazmin Lacey, Jordan Rakei, among others: www.bluenote.com
The second single from Bob Mould's new album 'Blue Hearts,' which will be out on September 25th. He notes about the lyrical content on this one, "I’m having a hard time understanding how certain religious sectarians can support the behavior of those who occupy the People’s House. How can you endorse their disregard for truth? How can you tolerate the incessant vindictiveness? How can you stand by your man while people are teargassed to clear a path to the Lord’s House? I’m not good at quoting scripture, but I can manage two words: Jesus wept.”
