Spend enough time browsing forums dedicated to Fender guitars, and eventually you’ll come across the name of Lupe Lopez. An employee at the company’s Los Angeles factory in the 1950s, she worked soldering wires into their iconic tweed-wrapped amplifiers. Over the years, her amps have become prized by collectors, who can identify her meticulous workRead More
Brittany Howard delivered one of 2019’s most commanding albums with Jaime, a warm, electrifying set of rock and R&B anthems that traversed grief, spirituality, self-determination, and true love. She has largely kept a low profile since, save for some Jaime re-works, a cover for a Minions movie, and this summer’s glassy single with the violinistRead More
When Sofia Kourtesis was working on her buoyant 2021 single “La Perla,” her father was dying of leukemia. Two years later, the preciousness of life is still very much on the Lima-born, Berlin-based producer’s mind. On “Vajkoczy,” the latest single off her forthcoming album Madres, Kourtesis pays homage to the renowned neurosurgeon Peter Vajkoczy, theRead More
Saya Gray’s “Annie, Pick a Flower.. (My House)” slips from your grasp right when you think you’ve placed it. “Think of a flower/Any flower,” the Japanese-Canadian artist coos, and as if following your imagination, a sprightly synthesizer sprouts up like a bud. Quickly, the mood shifts. A phone pings; strings tense up. Gray’s shrill accusations—“IRead More
Rome Streetz has many great qualities—a distinct voice, the ability to stretch a rhyme to its breaking point—but one that’s underappreciated is his adaptability. Though he mostly rides over unfussy boom-bap beats from legends like DJs Premier and Muggs and wonky, often drumless loops associated with Griselda Records, he’s been switching up his template lately.Read More
The music of Catalan composer Marina Herlop has an alluring, ancient quality, its sense of old-world mystery complemented by her unconventional musical phrasing, experimental beats, and regular use of made-up language. Most of these elements are present on Herlop’s single “La Alhambra,” from her upcoming album Nekkuja, although this time she sings in Catalan. TheRead More
A ritual sensibility pervades “Diaries,” a new track by the Polish musician Martyna Basta. The pace is slow, the mood pensive. Her wordless voice floats like incense; the reverb suggests the stone walls of a very old church; she plucks out the song’s rubato zither melody with the care with which one might touch aRead More
At the beginning of the music video for “Census Designated,” Jane Remover lopes in slow motion down a dirt road, pulling a white cotton tank top off to bare her back to the camera lens. The new single and title track to her upcoming album signals a more stripped-down sound than on her 2021 debut,Read More
Since 2015, Eartheater has specialized in elemental avant-pop songs that span the alienating, insular experiments of 2018’s Irisiri to the folky, operatic meditations of 2020’s Phoenix. In each one, she is a siren waving sailors across turbulent waters, coaxing the listener deeper into her world. Her new album, Powders, smoothes out her roughest edges, blissedRead More
North Carolina duo Little Brother are still hustling after 20 years, and they’re continuing to make it everyone’s problem. Phonte and Rapper Big Pooh’s chemistry comes from their dueling approaches—Phonte with dazzling pop culture references, Pooh with measured and forceful bars that could flatten a brick. On “Glory Glory,” one of two new singles surpriseRead More
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