Updates + Additions

New Releases

“Go Down Singin’,” Chase Rice – Sept. 20

“Beautiful Happening,” Fairground Attraction – Sept. 27

“Growth Eater,” Mediocre – Sept. 27

“Canary,” Neva Dinova – Sept. 27

“Sins of the Father,” Abramelin – Oct. 4

“Everyone Says Hi,” Everyone Says Hi – Oct. 4

“Everybody Needs a Hero,” Orla Gartland – Oct. 4

“See You at the Maypole,” Half Waif – Oct. 4

“Yahola,” Taylor Hollingsworth – Oct. 4

“Heaven Can Wait,” Trash Boat – Oct. 4

“Jonah Yano & The Heavy Loop,” Jonah Yano – Oct. 4

“Blues In My DNA,” Ronnie Baker Brooks – Oct. 11

“REVELATOR,” E L U C I D – Oct. 11

“Propaganda,” Propaganda – Oct. 11

“The Shovel Dance,” Shovel Dance Collective – Oct. 11

“words from a wishing well,” Shower Curtain – Oct. 11

“Lively Premonition,” Jordana – Oct. 18

“Things Done Change,” Jerron Paxton – Oct. 18

“Clouds in the Sky They Will Always Be There For Me,” Porridge Radio – Oct. 18

“American Football (Covers),” various artists – Oct. 18

“The End Will Show Us How,” Tremonti – Jan. 10, 2025

New Music Friday: Aug. 9, 2024

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Reissues

“Chicago at the John. F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, Washington D.C. (9/16/1971),” Chicago – Sept. 27

“He Took Us By Storm: 25 Lost Classics From the Bob Dylan Folk-Rock Revolution Era,” various artists – Oct. 4

“World of You: The Complete Recordings,” The Aerovons – Oct. 11

“Mad Punx & English Dogs 1983-85,” English Dogs – Oct. 11

“The Polydor Years,” Peter Godwin – Oct. 11

“The Complete Slik Collection,” Slik – Oct. 11

“The Infotainment Scan,” The Fall – Oct. 18

“Gold: The 80s Albums Collection,” John Holt – Oct. 18

“Anthology 1980-1990,” Red Box – Oct. 18

“Popscene: From Baggy to Britpop 1989-1994,” various artists – Oct. 18

“Viva Lone Justice,” Lone Justice – Oct. 25

“They Want My Soul (Deluxe More Soul Edition),” Spoon – Nov. 8

Just Released

“VULTURES 2,” Kanye West & Ty Dolla $ign (guests: Young Thug, 070 Shake, Future, Playboi Carti, Kodak Black, Don Toliver, Lil Durk, et al; Hear here; YZY)

“Bad Technology,” Lo-fi Jones (Welsh duo’s six-song EP; Hear here; Lo-fi Jones)

“Everest,” Michael Zuzek (producers: Zuzek, Aidan Ellison; new single: “The Man Who’s Never Found”; Hear here; Fairfield)

“The Guardian Angel,” She Was the Carnation and the Rose (debut album; Hear here; She Was the Carnation and the Rose)

“Better Together,” Willow Hill (five-song EP; Hear here; Willow Hill)

“Lipstick on a Pig,” Cowboy Boy (Get Better Records)

“Paper Street,” The Silvers (first single: “Another Trip Around the Sun”; Revlis)

How does it feel to be / One of the beautiful people?

New Songs Playlist

(Click on title to stream)

Take Me, Winny feat. Thutmose 
Hazy Escapade, Ezra Veda 
Somebody Like Me, Chris Berardo
Over and Over Again, Terra Renae
Reckless Love, Scarlett Taylor
Ghost, Chloey Rose 
Bodily Autonomy, Verböten
You’ll Always Have Us / Everything Works Out in the End, Bottlemoth 
Moving Crazy, MyCompiledThoughts
Freedom, Faultlines
The Need, Girl Gordon 
Never Enough, Empiires 
Your Babo Baby, BABO BABY
First Sunday, Menajerie 
She Ain’t Texas, Alex Lambert 
Lost in Time, Elena Matei 
Jaano Jot, Sonny Singh
Beautiful Woman, Sarah Klang
Ya No Soy La Misma, Victoria Isabella
Retold Story, Polychuck feat. Derek Sherinian 
Una Probadita, Pete Vela
Angelica, Beautiful Machines
Serious, Piper Page
Quicksand, Eyes Like Midnight 
100 Degrees, Rob Wolf 
My Oh My, MANJA
Lost in Time, Elena Matei
Waiting, Grimm Jack 

R.I.P.

Shaun Martin (Snarky Puppy)

This Week In … 1987

(Source: Billboard)

No. 1 – “Shakedown” (from “Beverly Hills Cop II”), Bob Seger

Biggest Mover Within the Top 40 – “Who’s That Girl,” Madonna (from No. 26 to No. 11)

Highest Debut (No. 50) – “Didn’t We Almost Have It All,” Whitney Houston

Biggest Mover Within the Hot 100 – “Jump Start,” Natalie Cole (from No. 87 to No. 66) 

Shoulda Been a Bigger Hit – “Strangelove,” Depeche Mode

No. 1 Album – “Whitney,” Whitney Houston

Dedicated to Winnie G. We miss you, girl. 

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