A thirteen-song collection spanning nearly two decades of hits, this new album takes ‘una hora de dormir normal’ to the next level, and is Rockabye Baby's first-ever release in the Latin music world.
Contact: Hannah Schwartz
Along with the music of Woody Guthrie and Lead Belly, Seeger’s iconic songs, many of which were recorded over 60 years for Moses Asch and Folkways, are now modern folk standards. This career-spanning anthology — released on what would have been his 100th birthday — features six CDs, 20 unreleased recordings, and a 200-page hardbound book.
Contact: Andrea Evenson
"One of the most influential groups of the 1990s" (LA Times) and “one of the era's most creatively dynamic bands" (Pitchfork) reissue the first albums from their legendary Elektra run. These LPs are expanded and re-mastered on vinyl, compact disc, and digital, with additional titles to follow in August and November. Each album has been re-mastered from the original half-inch tapes by Bo Kondren at Calyx Mastering and overseen by guitarist Tim Gane. Bonus material will include alternate takes, four-track demos, and unreleased mixes.
Contact: Greg Jakubik
"One of the most influential groups of the 1990s" (LA Times) and “one of the era's most creatively dynamic bands" (Pitchfork) reissue the first albums from their legendary Elektra run. These LPs are expanded and re-mastered on vinyl, compact disc, and digital, with additional titles to follow in August and November. Each album has been re-mastered from the original half-inch tapes by Bo Kondren at Calyx Mastering and overseen by guitarist Tim Gane. Bonus material will include alternate takes, four-track demos, and unreleased mixes.
Contact: Greg Jakubik
Produced by Joe Henry and tracked over an intensely productive five day period in Dublin, Ireland, there is no Other is at once a condemnation of “othering” and a celebration of the spread of ideas, connectivity, and shared experience.
Contact: Natalie Maher
A 180 for Daniel Tashian, who follows his Musgraves' GRAMMY win with his first kid's album.
Contact: Olivia Del Valle
Donovan Woods strips down his JUNO Award-winning masterwork Both Ways (Contemporary Roots Album of the Year) to its acoustic essence.
Contact: Eduardo Rios Pulgar
Whether its folk-tinged acoustic ballads like the album opener “Fearless” and “1000 Highways,” the soul-infused tracks “Healing” (ft. Jessie Reyez) and “Quit,” or the intensely personal joints “Voicemail” and “Ted,” every song is a deeply relatable look into the person behind the music - Aaron Hoffman.
Contact: Grace Fleisher
Recorded in rural Kentucky's Thunder Sound studio and defogging the haze of dual upbringings in Knoxville and Amelia Island, Indiana presents a new beginning for the 21-year-old finally finding his footing in Nashville.
Contact: Greg Jakubik
Lowe, the “master songwriter who never takes himself too seriously” (Rolling Stone), and Los Straitjackets, America’s beloved masked men of surf-and-spy guitar instrumentals, team up once again. Recorded in Woodstock, NY, over a short break from touring, the EP features three new Lowe originals and a cover of “Raincoat In The River,” an obscure gem originally recorded by Sammy Turner and produced by Phil Spector.
Contact: Amy Bailey
Using Yamaha's self-playing Disklavier piano as his only instrument, “one of the moment’s most adventurous and relevant musicians” (New York Magazine) sets a new framework for how humans can make meaningful art. These songs, simultaneously written and recorded in single takes, are products of Tepfer's improvisations interacting with his own computer programs; his algorithms process the music to instantly create counterparts and trigger the Disklavier's keys to express sound.
Contact: Greg Jakubik
Over the years, Mize has recorded and performed songs live on the road that never made it onto a record… until now; The “must-see indie” (CMT) will release a fan-driven five-song EP.
Contact: Olivia Del Valle
Moz follows up last year's "heartfelt" (Rolling Stone) cover of the Pretenders' "Back on the Chain Gang" with a covers album of ‘60s and ‘70s protest songs. "One of the most influential figures in the history of British pop" (BBC) takes on luminaries of the era (Joni Mitchell, Dionne Warwick, Bob Dylan) while also delving into the likes of early gay icon Jobriath and political activist Phil Ochs. The collection boasts collaborations with alt-rock royalty Billie Joe Armstrong (Green Day), Ed Droste (Grizzly Bear), Sameer Gadhia (Young the Giant), and LP.
Contact: Eduardo Rios Pulgar
Echo In The Canyon - the illuminating new documentary film directed by Andrew Slater that explores the beginnings of the Laurel Canyon music scene (1965 -1967) through the stories of those who lived it, and the artists who carry its influence to this day - will be accompanied by a soundtrack celebrating the music of that era.
Contact: Grace Fleisher
Calling to mind contemporaries from Jack Garratt and James Blake to Frank Ocean and The 1975, Jack's melodic voice floats over a combination of slick guitar work and crunchy electronic production.
Contact: Mikaela Duhs
The album features ten songs including eight new originals co-written by KWS and some of Nashville’s most in-demand songwriters, plus incendiary covers of Buffalo Springfield’s “Mr. Soul” and Joe Walsh’s “Turn to Stone.”
Contact: Natalie Maher
This 10-track album is an infectious slice of vintage gold, a retro-tinged collection that feels both classic and modern as it draws from notes of Motown and Stax to Britpop and Laurel Canyon.
Contact: Andrea Evenson
The half-dozen songs on the hard-touring band’s latest release match the muscular drive and openhearted intensity of their storied live sets.
Contact: Andrea Evenson
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