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LA-based label Stones Throw has announced plans to release a compilation album of artists covering songs from Haruomi Hosono’s 1974 album, Hosono House. The album will mark 50 years of the Happy End and Yellow Magic Orchestra musician's solo debut and will feature contributions from Sam Gendel, John Carroll Kirby, and more.

Anjimile has shared another taste of his upcoming album The King. "Father" deals with the way in which addiction challenges family relationships, with Anjimile singing "Are you still drinking? What were you thinking?" over delicately picked strings.

Trying to keep up with this week’s new music? Every Friday, we collect new albums available on streaming services on one page. This week, check out Yeat's Aftërlyfe, Gorillaz's Cracker Island, Miss Grit's Follow The Cyborg, and more.

Atlanta’s Lil Baby surprised just about everybody with his sophomore album My Turn, a 2020 project that revealed an artist with more nuance than his hits would have you believe. Since then, he’s built up more acclaim through his collaboration with Lil Durk, The Voice of the Heroes; secured three Grammy nominations and one win (Best Melodic Rap Performance for Kanye West’s “Hurricane”); and appeared on songs with Drake, Nicki Minaj, and many more.

Sylvan Esso have shared details of their fourth studio album, ‘No Rules Sandy’.In addition to the album announcement, the duo have released new song ‘Didn’t Care’, which traces the emotional journey from a humble meeting to life-changing love.The band made an appearance at the Newport Folk Festival yesterday (July 24) where they debuted the new album by performing it in its entirety.Speaking of the new record, vocalist Amelia Meath said that it “feels like who we actually are. It just feels like us.

To be a fan of Sam Gendel is to give yourself over to a relentless wave of music. The 35-year-old Los Angeles-based saxophonist released his latest album Superstore last month and its title reflects its comprehensive nature: chances are you will find what you need in at least one of its 34 tracks. Compared to last year’s 52-song, 224-minute epic Fresh Bread, however, it’s positively novella-like in its brevity.

The biggest pop group in the world are looking back on their new anthology Proof. The collection spans BTS's ten-year career from K-pop upstarts to global sensations, and includes three new songs. Stream: Spotify | Apple Music

The fifth studio album from Kendrick Lamar is here. His last album, Damn., won a Pulitzer.

Sylvan Esso have launched their own new label, which they have named Psychic Hotline.With its announcement yesterday (August 4) also came news that the duo would be releasing a series of singles over the coming months, both digitally and as seven-inch vinyl records.The first of these is a collaboration between Sylvan Esso vocalist Amelia Meath and songwriter/producer Blake Mills.

Vampire Weekend have shared their new EP ‘40:42’, which features two fresh reworkings of their song ‘2021’ – you can hear it below.The track in question originally featured on the band’s fourth studio album ‘Father of the Bride’, which came out in May 2019.The ‘40:42’ EP has been released today (February 4), featuring two 20-minute, 21-second reworkings by Los Angeles jazz saxophonist Sam Gendel and the Connecticut quintet Goose.“They knocked it out of the park,” Vampire Weekend said in a

With so much good music being released all the time, it can be hard to determine what to listen to first. Every week, Pitchfork offers a run-down of significant new releases available on streaming services.