Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter Jessie Reyez releases her third album showcasing the fearless lyricism and emotive performances fans have come to love. Including features from Ari Lennox, Big Sean, Lil Wayne and more, Reyez touches on themes of selfless love, power, and confidence, all while delivering soulful verses that transcend genre.

You settle into the worn seat of a subway car barely holding together, graffiti scrawled across its walls beneath flickering ads for bionic enhancements and synthetic upgrades. A mechanical voice crackles through the loudspeaker: “The next stop is… your tiny, stupid little worthless life.” This is Metro—a dark, gritty ride through rebellion, duality, and self-discovery… and The Blue Stones’ boldest album yet.

The band Unknown Mortal Orchestra sometimes enjoys making purely instrumental music. In addition to the vocal-based records they’re more well-known for, they’ve also begun to make an instrumental series called the IC where they spend time in a chosen city and improvise and collaborate on non-vocal music. Recently the band spent time in Colombia to make music and initiate their new keyboard player Christian Li. The resulting sessions have become IC-02 Bogota, a musical document of the time they spent in that exciting city and the possible background music for some strange parties and night drives in your future.

Once again working with her partner and collaborator Sam Evian at their home studio Flying Cloud, Earthstar Mountain is a keepsake of this last half-decade, as blurred, shimmering memories come into focus to produce a collage of echoes and sonic souvenirs. Featuring contributions from Sufjan Stevens, Clairo and more, Earthstar Mountain is a love letter to the Catskills and in the interconnectedness of all things.

​Canadian singer-songwriter Kathleen Edwards released her new album, "Covers," on March 28, 2025. In this album, Edwards offers her own unique interpretations of beloved songs and features some tracks with other artists.

Get ready for an unforgettable musical journey as Polo & Pan make their grand return in 2025 with their highly anticipated album, 22:22, followed by an ambitious international tour. 22:22, the magical mirror hour, a symbol of dreams and fulfilled wishes, reflects the duo's universe, where anything seems possible. Featuring Beth Ditto, Metronomy, PawPaw Rod and Arthur Teboul (Feu! Chatterton). Includes the tracks, "Disco Nap," "The Mirror," "Nenuphar" and "Petite ?toile."

“Open Vocal Phrases, Where Songs Come In and Out” offers an intimate unedited solo live performance recorded at Phill Niblock’s Experimental Intermedia Foundation in Downtown NYC on 12/20/85. Phill curated and produced with Arthur two concerts at EI that would become an integral part of the foundation for the final World of Echo album. Arthur titled this performance “Open Vocal Phrases, Where Songs Come In and Out”. This extraordinary performance was recorded by Steve Cellum and overseen by Phill and Arthur. Arthur would later edit sections from this performance merging it with studio material recorded at Battery Sound to finalize the World of Echo album released in 1986. “Some of it sounds so pure and clear and I am picturing him huddled around all that gear, simply magical. In my memory he didn’t play “for” the audience but was rather trying to perfect these various permutations of sound within himself…and a few of us just happened to be present” – Tom Lee