“Matteo” (debut album from the 25-year-old son of Andrea Bocelli; a mix of songs in English and Italian; writing and production contributions from Ed and Matthew Sheeran, Jesse Shatkin and Stuart Crichton; Target-Exclusive CD, with two extra songs; Download; Apple Music; On Tour)
“Scarlet” (rapper/singer’s fourth album; producers: D.A. Got That Dope, DJ Replay, Earl on the Beat, Jean-Baptiste, Kurtis McKenzie, Rogét Chahayed, Rubin, Yeti Beats, Y2K; new single: “Demon”; See here; Read here; Download; Apple Music; On Tour)
Kemosabe / RCA
Firefall
“Friends & Family” (13 covers of songs by bands they either played in or toured with; new single: “Simple Man”; Hear here)
“In the Throes” (Julie Miller wrote all the songs, with the exception of “Don’t Make Her Cry,” which she co-wrote with Bob Dylan and Regina McCrary; producer: Buddy Miller; guests: Emmylou Harris, Regina McCrary, Larry Campbell, Teresa Williams, Gurf Morlix, Matt Slocum; new single: “In the Throes”; Hear here; Vinyl; Amazon UK; Download; Apple Music)
“Best Days” (Nashville-based pop singer-producer’s sixth album; guests: Taylor Hill, Social House; new single: “Billboards on Sunset”; See here; Download; Apple Music)
“Angel Face” (Nashville-based singer-songwriter’s full-length debut album; producers: Ian Fitchuk, Konrad Snyder, Ben Schneider; guest: Laufey; new single: “Be More”; See here; Amazon UK; Download; Apple Music; On Tour)
Mercury / Republic
JP Saxe
“A Grey Area” (Toronto-born, L.A.-based singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist’s second album; producer: Malay; guests: John Mayer, Camilo, Lizzy McAlphine, Tiny Habits; new single: “Caught Up in You”; See here; Vinyl; Download; Apple Music; On Tour, with John Mayer)
“More Than a Whisper: Celebrating the Music of Nanci Griffith” (contributors: Brandy Clark, Shawn Colvin, Iris DeMent, Steve Earle, Mary Gauthier, Emmylou Harris, Sarah Jarosz, Lyle Lovett and Kathy Mattea, Ida Mae, John Prine and Kelsey Waldon, Todd Snider, Billy Strings and Molly Tuttle, Aaron Lee Tasjan, and The War And Treaty; Vinyl out Oct. 13)
“Modern Living” (Tampa indie alt-rock band’s seventh album; producers: Four Star Riot; first single: “Adding It Up”; See here; Apple Music)
Vital Records
Galvo
“The HeARTist” (Dublin-based singer-songwriter’s debut album; new single: “Maybe”; See here)
Rebel Beat Romantic Records, Sept. 26
Charles Wesley Godwin
“Family Ties” (Appalachian country folk singer’s third album; 19 songs, including a cover of John Denver’s “Take Me Home, Country Roads”; producer: Al Torrence; new singles: “All Again,” “Family Ties,” “Cue Country Roads” and “West of Lonesome”; Read here; Apple Music; On Tour)
Big Loud
Grails
“Anches En Maat” (Portland, OR-based instrumental experimental rock band’s eighth album and first since 2017; new single: “Sad & Illegal”; Hear here; Amazon UK; Apple Music)
Temporary Residence
Laurel Halo
“Atlas” (L.A.-based electronic artist’s fifth album and first since 2018; producer: Halo; new single: “Belleville”; Hear here; Read here; Apple Music)
“Buried in the Hail” (Irish blues-rock guitarist’s third album; producers: Martin, Chris O’Brien, Graham Murphy; new single: “Unhinged”; See here; Apple Music; On Tour)
Forty Below
NEVRLANDS
“Timeless” (NYC-based alt-rock/pop trio’s debut album; new single: “Chemicals”; See here; Apple Music)
“Tim: Let It Bleed Edition” (1985 album, featuring “Bastards of Young” and “Left of the Dial”; four-CD, one-LP box set, with new mix by Ed Stasium, a collection of previously unheard tracks and a 1985 concert; Read here; Download)
Rhino
Bobby Sutliff
“Only Ghosts Remain Plus” (co-founder of the 1980s jangle-rock band The Windbreakers died in 2022; 1987 debut solo album; remastered, with 11 bonus tracks)
“The Lost Masters: 1963-1970” (14 acoustic and electric tracks from the longtime Byrds guitarist, who was killed by a drunken driver in 1973; Download)
