March 14, 2021

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Listening selections for the week of March 14, 2021, best enjoyed with North Pole Coffee Roaster’s Wild Alaska, for a nutty, developed, full roast flavor.

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Highlights include:

  • Aziya’s haunting and symphonic new single

  • Psychedelic well-wishes from Stones Throw’s Mndsgn

  • A hard-hitting highlight from Jazmine Sullivan’s new Heaux Tales

  • Engrossing, yet insouciant, spiritual jazz from Copenhagen collective Jiyu

  • Indie pop perfection from Pomegranates, dedicated to Chayla Hope on her birthday

  • Free and easy musings from Camera Obscura’s Frànçois Marry

  • Melodious groove from keyboardist Chris Cummings and the HaHa Sounds Collective

  • House euphoria from Inida Jordan’s forthcoming EP Watch Out!, due out on Ninja Tune May 7th

  • Nocturnal jazz-funk from Joy Guerrilla’s new The Park Is Closed

  • Smooth, G-funk perfection from Don Blackman

  • Jazz rock at its finest, with production to die for

  • The haunting Brazilian soul of Arthur Verocai’s legendary self-titled debut

  • Whispering, wistful dream pop from Haley Blias’ 2018 EP Let Yourself Go

  • A favorite deep cut from Led Zeppelin that foreshadows the group’s growth on Led Zeppelin III

  • Left-field R&B from New Zealand’s Electric Wire Hustle

  • Experiments in beat-making from drumming legend Steve Jordan and Mix Master Mike

  • Eerie impressionistic rhymes from one of Daniel Dumile’s many alter egos

  • Somber, echoing folk from Habibi Funk’s forthcoming Rogér Fakhr release

  • Shimmering folk from with a killer chorus from Samantha Crain

  • The title track from actor Matt Berry’s recent offering, faithfully evoking Nashville Skyline

  • Avant-garde music reflections from Buddy Ross and Gabriel Delicious

  • The Chayla Hope Choice Find of the Week, sultry bossa nova from Dalida

  • Daniel Casimir’s latest, sporting an all-star cast of UK jazz greats

  • One of Fear of Music’s few melodic moments

  • Quite simply, the most despondent and essential work of Joshua Jesty’s career

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