Updates + Additions
New Releases
“SKYLLUMINA,” Ruth Goller – March 1
“à Fleur de Peau,” Cyrille Aimé – March 8
“Visions,” Norah Jones – March 8
“The Road Back Home,” Loreena McKennitt – March 8
“No,” Tomato Flower – March 8
“Trail of Flowers,” Sierra Ferrell – March 22
“bright future,” Adrianne Lenker – March 22
“Change Is Now: A Tribute to The Byrds,” Christian Parker – March 22
“This Could Be Texas,” English Teacher – April 12
“Eye to the Ear,” Cosmo Sheldrake – April 12
“All Back to Mine,” BANNERS – April 19
“It All Comes Down to This,” A Certain Ratio – April 19
“This Ain’t the Way You Go Out,” Lucy Rose – April 19
“Standing on Giant Shoulders,” Seafood Sam – April 19
“~mAntras~,” Alien Ant Farm – April 26
Reissues
“Live At Shea Stadium 1982,” The Who – March 1
“Moving Away From The Pulsebeat: Post Punk Britain 1978-1981,” various artists – March 29
Vinyl
“The Modern Sound of Betty Carter,” Betty Carter – Feb. 23
“Smack Up,” Art Pepper Quintet – Feb. 23
“Power to the People,” Joe Henderson – March 15
“At the Black Hawk Vol. 1,” Shelly Manne & His Men – March 15
DVD + Blu-ray
“Berserk: The Complete 1997 TV Series,” various actors – March 26
“Dogfight (The Criterion Collection),” River Phoenix, Lili Taylor, et al – April 30
Music Books
“Do It Anyway: Don’t Give Up Before It Gets Good,” Tasha Cobbs Leonard – May 7
New Music Friday: Jan. 26, 2024
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Just Released
(Surprise releases + more)
“Choke On My Heart,” Haiden (eight-song EP; new single: “Fresh Blood”; Hear here; LAVA / Republic)
“The Observatory,” Dreamers Delight (Hear here; Nettwerk)
“Going Through It,” Eliza McLamb (producer: Sarah Tudzin; Royal Mountain)
“Glory Daze Vol. V,” King Dream (Hear here; King Dream)
“The House Will Always Win,” Divining Rod (five-song EP; Hear here; Kilipaki Records)
“To Live a Wild Life,” Daniel Isaiah (new single: “Brock Avenue”; Hear here; Daniel Isaiah)
Rhythmatic, systematic world control / Magnetic, genetic, to match your soul
New Songs Playlist
(Click on title to stream)
Where Do We Go, Andra Day
F*ck My Life Up Again, Marcus King
Rumble Strip, Ben Howard
Spicy Crab, Bolis Pupul
Satellite, Valentino Khan feat. Bipolar Sunshine
Outside, Kanak
Summerland, Lacy J. Dalton
Home, Good Neighbours
Skin and Bones, David Kushner
A Different Kind of Year, Cory Marks
Flying High, Regent
Coming Home, Zye Ca$h
I’d Rather Be, Pleasure Pill
Dream police, Mk.gee & Two Star
Behind Every Cloud, Melina Coolen
I See You, Destani’s Piece feat. Petros Sakelliou & Destiny Muhammad
When You Can’t Resist, Diamond Cafe
Matsutaké, Caméra
Take Me Back, JB Elwood
When We Kiss, Kellie Loder
Bless the Broken Road, Boyce Avenue
Fever Baby, James Black
Back in Time, Georgia Reed
Today’s Birthdays
R.I.P.
Laurie Johnson (“The Avengers” composer)
Marlena Shaw (R&B singer best known for “California Soul”)
Mary Weiss (lead singer of The Shangri-Las)
Luis Vasquez (singer-songwriter known as the Soft Moon)
Pluto Shervington (reggae singer)
This Week In … 1974
(Source: Billboard)
No. 1 – “Show and Tell,” Al Wilson
Biggest Mover Within the Top 40 – “Americans,” Byron MacGregor (from No. 33 to No. 17)
Highest Debut (No. 82) – “Dark Lady,” Cher
Biggest Mover Within the Hot 100 – “Americans (A Canadian’s Opinion),” Gordon Sinclair (from No. 98 to No. 62)
Shoulda Been a Bigger Hit – “Meadows,” Joe Walsh
Music News
> Billy Joel Announces ‘Turn The Lights Back On,’ First Single in 17 Years | Rolling Stone
> Shot Through the Heart: Hulu Nabs Bon Jovi Docuseries | The Hollywood Reporter
> William Orbit Shares Statement On Leaked Outtakes From Madonna’s ‘Music’ Sessions | Stereogum
> Travis Scott, Luke Combs, Burna Boy to Perform at 2024 Grammy Awards | Variety
> Nonesuch Records to Celebrate 60th Anniversary With Festival Programming, Vinyl Reissues and More | Variety
> Every Artist With 100 or More Billboard Hot 100 Chart Hits | Billboard
Tour + Festival News
> P!NK Announces Fall 2024 Tour Dates | People
> Avril Lavigne Sets 2024 North American ‘Greatest Hits’ Tour Dates | Billboard
> Doobie Brothers Announce 2024 U.S. Tour With Steve Winwood, Robert Cray | Billboard
> Madness Announces First U.S. Tour Since 2012 | Broadway World
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