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“ARBORESQUE” (jazz quintet’s third album; new lineup: pianist Renee Rosnes, trumpeter Ingrid Jensen, tenor saxophonist Nicole Glover, bassist Noriko Ueda and drummer Allison Miller; new single: “The Smile of the Snake”; Hear here; Vinyl; Amazon UK; Amazon.ca; Download; Apple Music)
“Spring Board: The Early Unrecorded Songs” (20-song collection of recordings that the New Zealand jangle-pop band’s founder Martin Phillips was working on before his death in July 2024; with contributions from Neil Finn and members of Fur Patrol, Split Enz, Purple Pilgrims, et al; new single: “If This World Was Made For Me”; Hear here; Read here; Double Vinyl; Amazon UK; Download; Apple Music)
“Richard Russell Is Temporary” (third full-length album from producer and XL Recordings founder Richard Russell; guests: Florence Welch, Sampha, Bill Callahan, Jah Wobble, Kamasi Washington, Nourished by Time, Alabaster DePlume, Noah Cyrus, et al; new single: “Losing You”; See here; Read here; Red Vinyl; Amazon UK; Amazon.ca; Download; Apple Music)
“I’m a TV” (Canadian comedian-actor and singer-songwriter’s debut album; producers: Jason Couse and Wes Marskell of the Darcys; new singles: “Good Dream” and “Stowaway”; See here; Read here; Vinyl; Amazon.ca; Download; Apple Music; On Tour)
“We Always Had Tomorrow” (Australian electronic pop band’s third album and first in nine years; producers: leader Benjamin Plant, RAC; guests: Tim Ayre, RAC, Woodes, Telenova; new single: “Lost Seasons”; Hear here; Vinyl; Download; Apple Music)
“Entrance Music” (trio’s second instrumental piano-jazz album; band features three members from Durand Jones & The Indications; new single: “October”; Hear here; Amazon UK; Download; Apple Music)
“A Paradise in the Hold” (Ivor Novello Award-winning British-Bahraini trumpeter, flugelhornist and composer’s fourth album and first since 2019; new single: “A Paradise in the Hold”; See here; CD and Double Vinyl out March 14; Amazon UK; Apple Music)
Night Time Stories
BANKS
“Off With Her Head” (alt-pop singer’s fifth album; producers: Albin Tengblad, Aron Forbes, Banks, Kareem, The Orphanage, Tim Anderson; guest: Doechii; new single: “Best Friends”; Hear here; Read here; CD out April 18; Vinyl; Amazon UK; Apple Music; On Tour)
“EVERYDAY” (Kobe-born, Brooklyn-based trumpeter’s eighth album; producer: Kuroda; new single: “Car 16 15 A”; Hear here; Apple Music)
PPK Records / La Reserve
Michi
“Dirty Talk” (Latinx singer-songwriter’s debut album; producers: Blake Rhein, Paul Cherry; guests: Gabriel da Rosa, Kiefer; new single: “Playing Pretend”; See here; Opaque Cream Vinyl; Apple Music)
Stones Throw
Cornelia Murr
“Run to the Center” (London-born, NYC-based singer-songwriter’s second album; producer: Luke Temple; new single: “Skylight”; See here; Apple Music)
“GRIP SEQUEL” (six new tracks and three alternative versions of songs off 2024’s “GRIP”; guests: Ty Dolla $ign, Mick Jenkins, Orion Sun, AZZY, Ogi, Destin Conrad, Yanga YaYa, Ben Reilly; new single: “WRITHING IN THE WIND”; Hear here; Read here; Apple Music)
“Slippery When Wet (Deluxe Edition)” (Double CD; 1986 album, featuring “You Give Love a Bad Name,” “Livin’ on a Prayer” and “Wanted Dead or Alive”; with rare and unreleased cuts, including live tracks from the Slippery When Wet Tour; Amazon UK; Amazon.ca; Merch)
“Part of the Process: The Complete Godley & Creme” (11-CD box set contains all seven studio albums from 1977 to 1988, plus two discs of non-album tracks and single versions, with sleeve notes from biographer Liam Newton and an intro by Kevin Godley; Amazon UK)
“Hallelujah: 1973-1983” (five-CD box set covers the post-Frampton era, featuring 1980’s “On to Victory” and 1981’s “Go for the Throat,” plus live shows from 1973, 1982 and 1983; Read here; Amazon UK)
“Live in Paris ’79” (Double CD; new version of their “Paris” album from 1980; includes two songs not included on the original “Paris”: “Child of Vision” and “Another Man’s Woman”; recorded at Pavillon de Paris; Triple Vinyl; Amazon UK; Amazon.ca)
“Old Joy” (soundtrack to the 2006 road movie written and directed by Kelly Reichardt and based on a short story by Jonathan Raymond; Vinyl; Apple Music)
