Błoto | We Remember J Dilla
Every year, when February arrives, the global hip-hop community comes together to remember one of the greatest innovators in contemporary music, J Dilla. Born on February 7, 1974, James Yancey, also known as Jay Dee, revolutionized the sound of hip-hop and soul during his lifetime, and, in the years after his passing, his influence reached […]
Thundercat | Distracted
Six years to the date of his last LP, Thundercat will release his fifth studio album, Distracted, coming out April 3rd via Brainfeeder. The new album features contributions from A$AP Rocky, WILLOW, Tame Impala, Channel Tres, Lil Yachty and a previously unreleased collaboration with the dearly departed Mac Miller. Distracted was primarily created in close […]
Charlotte Day Wilson | Patchwork
Patchwork is the latest EP from Canadian singer‑songwriter Charlotte Day Wilson, arriving as a concise yet deeply expressive statement in her evolving catalogue. Known for her warm, soulful voice and introspective songwriting, Wilson continues to blur the lines between R&B, jazz, and alt‑soul with this release. Across its tracks, Patchwork feels like a thoughtful mosaic […]
Carlos Niño & Friends | Elysian Invocation / Pollen on the Earth
Elysian Invocation / “Pollen on the Earth” is a soaring, life-affirming longform dialogue between a cast of stellar musicians, every artist in symbiosis with each other and the work’s organic beating heart. Made from guitar, drums, saxophone, synthesis, percussion, and the scorching, fluid Voice of Saul Williams, the pieces commune with many worlds, natural, cosmological, […]
Scrimshire | Your Invasion Is A Lie feat. Idris Rahman
With Your Invasion Is A Lie, producer and composer Scrimshire returns with a striking blend of avant‑jazz, electro‑ambient textures and incisive conceptual depth. Featuring master saxophonist Idris Rahman, this 2026 single stands out as both a political statement and a musical exploration that balances intensity with introspection. Rahman’s commanding tone weaves through Scrimshire’s nuanced production […]
Terrace Martin | Passion
On ‘PASSION’, producer, multi-instrumentalist, and sonic visionary Terrace Martin delivers one of his most emotionally charged and musically expansive statements to date. Known for his deep roots in jazz, hip-hop, and soul — and for collaborations with Kendrick Lamar, Herbie Hancock, and Robert Glasper — Martin channels all of that experience into a project that […]
HARRISON | Quiet Miles
On Quiet Miles, Toronto producer and multi-instrumentalist HARRISON delivers a smooth and reflective album that fuses jazz, funk, soul, and hip-hop into a warm, cohesive sound. Known for his vibrant production style and nostalgic textures, HARRISON leans into a more relaxed, late-night mood here — crafting tracks that feel like long drives, dim lights, and […]
S. Fidelity | I Guess I’ll Never Learn
I Guess I’ll Never Learn” is S. Fidelity’s third solo album on Jakarta Records, after “A Safe Place to Be Naked” (2017) and “Fidelity Radio Club” (2021). It’s by far the most complex project of the Swiss-born and Berlin-based artist and producer. On 13 songs, together with seven guest vocalists, he explores the circular nature […]
VA | Medusozoa Vol. V
Tartelet steps into 2026 with Medusozoa Vol V, the fifth instalment in its annual compilation series, focusing on the label’s deepest and most laid-back transmissions. Spanning 20 tracks, Medusozoa Vol V brings together select cuts from Tartelet mainstays including Doc Sleep, Max Graef and Space Ghost, alongside previously unreleased material from newcomers and emerging artists. […]
L Lewis | Intervals
Intervals is the new record from Naarm-based musician and producer L Lewis out now on Bathtub Music. Blending jazz harmony, electronic production, and improvisation, the release expands on the sonic palette introduced in their debut. Built from live studio recordings in Naarm (Melbourne) with L Lewis, Lachlan Thompson, Finn Milne, and Jordan Dunster, the tracks […]
Ego Ella May | Good Intentions
On Good Intentions, South London singer-songwriter Ego Ella May returns with a soulful and introspective collection that blends jazz, R&B, and poetic storytelling into something deeply personal and resonant. Her warm, effortless voice glides over laid-back grooves and dreamy chords, carrying lyrics that reflect on growth, self-worth, vulnerability, and healing. The album feels intimate yet […]
bklyn | favourite things 12.25
bklyn favourite things 12.25 – Mick Jenkins, Alfa Mist feat. Homeboy Sandman, Larry June, keiyaA feat. Rahrah Gabor, Tay Jordan, J4MZ, Lucy Liebe, Doechii, Takuro Okada, Matthew Herbert, Robohands, Tremendous Aron & Moritz Land, Shay Hazan, Felicity J Lord, Pink Siifu feat. Armand Hammer, Tyler Daley, Chiminyo, Greentea Peng, Schnitzl Shredsko, DJ Harrison, Green Piccolo […]
Elijah Fox | Ambient Works For The Highways Of Los Angeles
Ambient Works For The Highways Of Los Angeles is a meditative and cinematic offering from pianist, producer, and multi-instrumentalist Elijah Fox. Inspired by long drives through the sprawling urban landscapes of Southern California, the album captures the introspective quiet of motion — the in-between moments of transit, reflection, and solitude. Blending analog synths, soft Rhodes […]
Nathanial Young | Live Under the 7
Live Under the 7 is a raw, immersive document of Nathaniel Young’s signature blend of noise, techno, and industrial ambient — recorded live beneath the elevated tracks of NYC’s 7 train. This isn’t just a live set, it’s a confrontation: pulsing bass, metallic textures, and decaying synths clash with the natural reverb of concrete and […]
Elori Saxl & Henry Solomon | Seeing Is Forgetting
Producer/composer Elori Saxl & prolific saxophonist Henry Solomon present their new debut project as a duo: Seeing Is Forgetting, a torch of minimalism fused with an electronic sensibility informed by soundsystem culture and modern pop production. Across its nine tracks, Solomon’s baritone sax and bass clarinet weave tendrils around Saxl’s heartwrenching Juno 106 harmonies. Recorded […]
Hania Rani | Sentimental Value
Recorded between the iconic Abbey Road and Polish Radio studios, Hania Rani’s original music for Joachim Trier’s Cannes winning, Golden Globe nominated Sentimental Value is a deeply intuitive collaboration, composed before a single frame was edited. Intriguingly Hania worked on the score for Sentimental Value without an edit in hand; instead, she was given a […]
SAULT | Chapter 1
With Chapter 1, the enigmatic UK collective SAULT opens a new sonic and thematic cycle. Known for their genre-defying sound and radical independence, this release marks another bold shift. Moving further into orchestral soul, stripped gospel, and meditative minimalism, Chapter 1 feels like both a reset and a continuation — cinematic in scope, yet intimate […]
Ol’ Burger Beats | Piano Pieces
“Piano Pieces” is an instrumental mini-album where Ol’ Burger Beats samples music from his father Hans Peter Neergård’s albums “Til deg” (2023) and “Evening Light” (2025). Hans Peter Neergård has been writing music and playing the piano and saxophone since the 70s, but only started recording it the last few years, after his son convinced […]