Kishi Bashi ft. Linqua Franca Multi-instrumentalist Kaoru Ishibashi may be better known by his stage name, Kishi Bashi. He may, perhaps, also be better known for his Berklee-helmed violin virtuosity than for his proclivity toward George Clinton-bent G-funk, but — delightedly — here we are. On Make Believe, Kishi Bashi connects the dots of his experimental…
Coco & Clair Clair Coco & Clair Clair understand blasé glam like the back of their hands. From the lofi pop duo that brought you bedrotting-chic via Sims 2-sampling comes “Aggy,” a dreamily coy, casually yearnful ode to antidrama and the lead single of their forthcoming record, Girl, due out August 30. Despite the title,…
Lunar Vacation Indie rockers Lunar Vacation are lifting the curtain with the announcement of their sophomore album and its lead single, aptly titled “Set the Stage.” We last met the cult classic five-piece with the release of their bubbly 2021 debut, Inside Every Fig is a Dead Wasp. A pummel of pulverizing harmonies and atmospheric…
Breathers — ‘Some Kind of Fool’ The benchmark for a quintessentially summer anthem is a simple image: Its punctuated groove should blast just as effortlessly from the deck of a pontoon boat as it should from the speakers of your favorite dive bar with $5 pitchers. Breathers’ “Some Kind of Fool,” the synth-pop trio’s first…
Amaarae (feat. Aliyah’s Interlude) — ‘Angels in Tibet — Aliyah’s Interlude Remix’ Agnes Scott alumna Amaarae exhilarated listeners in 2023 with the release of her critically acclaimed, dance-indulgent Fountain Baby. Now, rounding off the leg of her first headlining U.S. tour, Amaarae returns with an eight-track remix package for Fountain Baby’s sumptuous thesis, “Angels In…
When Rico Wade and friends laid down tracks in “The Dungeon” for then-unknown rappers such as Outkast and Goodie Mob, they birthed a production company, Organized Noize, and Wade went on to play a pivotal role in developing the sound of Southern hip-hop. :: Down the rickety wooden steps of a one-bath house in Lakewood…
Bathe Alone – ‘$35 Copay’ If only health insurance-speak normally sounded this enticing. Dream-pop outfit Bathe Alone’s latest kaleidoscopic offering, “$35 Copay,” won’t count toward your deductible, but it beats the elevator music of waiting rooms any day. A boundary-setting balm of punctuated synth and crashing cymbal, “$35 Copay” explores the difficulty of removing oneself…
The Marias Three years after the sensual tromp of their GRAMMY-nominated debut, Cinema, The Marias have announced their sophomore record, Submarine, out May 31 via Nice Life Recording Company/Atlantic Records. Glossed with the featherweight vocals of Atlanta-raised Maria Zardoya, lead single “Run Your Mouth” slings funk basslines with the band’s signature blend of smoky dream-pop….
Rose Hotel – ‘Not Like That’ Following the release of her 2021 EP, The House That We Knew, Rose Hotel, aka multi-instrumentalist Jordan Reynolds, returns with the first taste of her sophomore record, A Pawn Surrender, due out June 7 via Strolling Bones Records. Melding airy psychedelia with her signature knack for Americana-informed indie rock,…
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