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reviewOn ‘bluendgrene,’ (a.t.c.) goes from despair to rebirthThe Virginia Beach-based artist’s debut EP is sonically rooted in an era of classic Lincolns and Basquiat-esque murals while approaching…
reviewThrough jazz, ambient, and gospel, Joy Guidry aims to heal, inspire, and comfort on ‘AMEN’The Houston-born, Brooklyn-based jazz and ambient composer’s latest release is approached from a place of mourning, softness, and gratitude.
reviewOn ‘New Concepts in Piano Trio Jazz’ and ‘Magical Incantation,’ Matthew Shipp continues to push the envelopeThe New York-based pianist uses his practices to showcase that music is a bonding experience.
reviewLiv.e wears her cold heart on her sleeve on ‘PAST FUTUR.e’The Dallas-based producer and singer’s latest album is a scathing hell ride, reflecting what happens when the good girl only…
reviewØKSE pushes jazz even further on self-titled debutThe backwoodz studioz's jazz supergroup blends hip-hop, jazz, and electronica so well that it can be hard to separate.
review‘Something For Real’ is a celebration of Kiefer in the live contextThe Los Angeles-based pianist, beatmaker, and producer finds the middle ground with the intimacy of three in a warm set.
review‘THE SOUND THAT TREES MAKE’ is kJADE’s masterclass in self-assuranceThe Phoenix-based multimedia artist’s debut album sounds almost like it was left outside for the world to see.
reviewMaruja reaches new heights with ‘Connla’s Well’The U.K.-based art rock band has quickly returned with another palpably moody gut-punch of an EP, driven by poetic world-building…
reviewenchanted forest explores new sonic territories on ‘Semele’s Tryst’Electronic sounds constructed, melted and bent to their will meet a free-jazz fusion on the Philly-based duo's latest album.
reviewF3ralcat and The Wild hop genres for a grandiose and cinematic ‘Disassembly’On his latest album, Pittsburgh's F3ralcat, occasionally joined by his band The Wild, creates an explosive prog-rock experience.
reviewMeet Tyler Major, producer, freestyler, and jazzcatThe Georgia-based artist is your new go-to for a fleeting, introspective balance of psychedelic jazz, funk, and conscious hip-hop.
reviewSuave musical stylings steep within Jitwam’s funk-fuelled ‘Third (Deluxe)’Incendiary one moment, soul-stirring the next—the songs on the Assam-born, Brooklyn-based soul-connoisseur's latest album feel delightfully self-assured.