Updates + Additions

New Releases

“No Rhyme or Reason,” Stacy Mitchhart – April 17

“Hotwire Trip Switch,” Prince Daddy & The Hyena – April 17

“Confession,” Carla dal Forno – April 24

“Sol.Hz,” Seefeel – May 1

“GLUT,” District Five – May 29

“All In Now,” Dogstar – May 29

“Heavy Thrill,” Caleb Caudle – June 5

“New Self,” The Bobby Lees – June 12

“Future Quiet,” Moby – CD + Vinyl: June 26

“BLISS,” Temples – June 26

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Reissues

“Free Your Mind … and Your Ass Will Follow,” Funkadelic – May 1

“Wild Life,” “Red Rose Speedway” and “Flaming Pie,” Paul McCartney & Wings – May 1

Vinyl

“Introducing Lee Morgan,” Lee Morgan – April 24

“This Here Is Bobby Timmons,” Bobby Timmons – April 24

“The Young Lions,” The Young Lions – April 24

“Dexter Calling …,” Dexter Gordon – May 1

“Flowers in the Dirt,” Paul McCartney – May 1

“Asante,” McCoy Tyner – May 1

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Just Released

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“WORTH YOUR WILD,” Russell Dickerson (four-song EP; producer: Josh Kerr; Triple Tigers)

“The Cost of Freedom,” Koko Love (Montreal-based indie alternative artist and producer’s debut album; producers: Love, Soran Dussaigne; Koko Love Records / Create Music Group)

“Much Better,” Dalton Hopper (five-song EP; Dalton Hopper)

“Devil’s Ride,” Upper Lip (hard-rock band’s second album; producer: David Vella; Solturn Trading and Marketing OÜ)

“Courage in the Chaos,” Jonathon Boogie Long (Myrical Media)

“Bright Lights, Tall Shadows,” Savage Beat (Wap Shoo Wap Records)

“get fluffy,” CVCHE (experimental rural Canadian electronic supergroup’s debut album; CVCHE Recordings)

“Chambers,” Aukai (recorded at Nils Frahm’s Funkhaus Saal 3 studio; Hear here; Apapachoa Records)

“Halloween Love Songs,” The Darts (producer: Mark Rains; Hear here; Adrenalin Fix Music)

Every time I wonder if the world is right / End up in some disco, dancing all night

New Songs Playlist

(Click on title to stream)

ALGO TÚ, Shakira & Beéle
ATTITUDE, aespa
LOVE, LOVE, LOVE, Stephen Sanchez
New Religion, Bebe Rexha & Faithless 
Save Me Tonight, Jennifer Lopez & David Guetta 
Levee, Kip Moore 
Freedom, Kaskade feat. EZI 
Where We Go, Ayra Starr 
Blame Texas, Cody Johnson 
Michelangelo, Rita Wilson 
Tumbleweeds and Chewing Gum, Lily Meola & Willie Nelson 
Truck Around, Trey Calloway 
Emotional Whiplash, KIMIKO 
Dog Eat Dog, Mollie Elizabeth 
Quittin’ On You, Kimberly Dawn 
Sunlight (A Good Death), Malia Rogers 
One Night, Cat Serrano 
Let’s Sing Our Song, Jason Carter & Michael Cleveland feat. John Cowan 
Say My Name, Carter Vogel 
Tosca’s Kiss, PIG 
Suiza, María Isabel 
Take a Chance, The Mosfets 
Walls, The Army, The Navy 
Un Du Akerst, The Klezmatics with La Manga & Lavender Light Gospel Choir 
Dusking, The Corner Laughers 
Haiku Logic, The Static Dive 
A Brand New Whippoorwill, Junior Sisk 
Noo Fight (GodRunnaRap), Jamaal Dontah 
Hot Boys, Oswald Slain 
Revolution Evolution, Love Ghost 
Come Undone, Cornelia Murr 
Roan Mountain, Adam & Amy Pope 
Elktorn / All I Could Think Of, Loukeman 
We Should Probably Stop Here, Alex Hall & Mae Estes 
Know You, Ananya 
Here’s To All the Ones, Hunter as a horse 
Don’t Think Twice, It’s All Right, Sarah Sharp 
What Are You Going to Do, Brass Camel 
A Place of Our Own, Troy Mercy 
My Luck, Teagan Johnston 
LOST FROM THE START, Ghostnaps 
Ten O’Clock Town, Tom Peschges 
BETTER, Sean Thomas 
Dashboard Hula Doll, Kimon Kirk feat. Robbie Fulks 

This Week In … 1993

(Source: Billboard)

No. 1 – “A Whole New World (Aladdin’s Theme),” Peabo Bryson   

Biggest Mover Within the Top 40 – “Freak Me,” Silk (from No. 40 to No. 21)    

Highest Debut (No. 68) – “Nothin’ My Love Can’t Fix,” Joey Lawrence  

Biggest Movers Within the Hot 100 – “Freak Me,” Silk (from No. 40 to No. 21) and “I Have Nothing (From ‘The Bodyguard’),” Whitney Houston (from No. 42 to No. 23) 

Shoulda Been a Bigger Hit – “Beautiful Girl,” INXS  

No. 1 Album – “The Bodyguard (Original Motion Picture Album),” Whitney Houston + various artists 

In U.K.

(Source: Official Charts)

No. 1 Song – “No Limit,” 2 Unlimited 

No. 1 Album – “Are You Gonna Go My Way,” Lenny Kravitz  

In Canada

(Source: RPM)

No. 1 Song – “Ordinary World,” Duran Duran 

No. 1 Album – “The Bodyguard (Original Motion Picture Album),” Whitney Houston + various artists

Dedicated to Ginny and Winnie. We miss you, girls. 

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