February 7, 2021

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Listening selections for the week of February 7, 2021, best enjoyed with a pour over cup of Pour Coffee Co.’s Ernesto Perez for sweet notes of cocoa, honey and melon.

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Highlights include:

  • The latest groove-tastic single from prolific psychonauts King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard

  • A tribute to J Dilla from Madlib’s excellent new solo album Sound Ancestors

  • Khruangbin’s continued artistic evolution, featuring master beatmaker Knxwledge

  • Explosive rock 'n roll from Israeli guitar goddess Tamar Aphek’s latest LP

  • A tribute to the futuristic brilliance of avant-garde producer SOPHIE

  • Dreamy, entrancing house pop from Robyn’s 2018 Honey

  • Swirling pastoral folk from Emmy The Great’s travelogue album April

  • An elegant King Crimson cover from ethereal vocalist Dana Gavanski

  • Lonesome, jangling roots rock from Early James’ debut Singing for My Supper

  • Rolling desert blues from the always compelling Songhoy Blues

  • An exquisite, airy R&B tribute to friendship from serpentwithfeet

  • Japanese new wave from influential pop savant Haruomi Hosono

  • An angst-filled shoegaze trip from Nancy’s new The Seven Foot Tall Post-Suicidal Feel Good Blues

  • Ticking avant-pop from London’s Haich Ber Na

  • Swedish worldbeat from collaborative collective Sirens Of Lesbos

  • Raw jazz energy from Simon Ratcliffe of Basement Jaxx and duo Binker & Moses

  • Gospel-tinged R&B from the LA-based Gabriels

  • Shimmering retro-soul from contemporary crooner Bobby Oroza

  • A mercurial waltz from guitarist and ensemble leader Mary Halvorson

  • A sweltering remix of a Jungle Fire classic

  • Cinematic French disco from pop act L'Impératrice

  • Futuristic soul from Tel Aviv quartet Masok

  • The danceable closing track from My Bloody Valentine’s magnum opus

  • The singular, stirring talent of Moses Sumney and his angelic voice

  • A shuffling remix of Nubya Garcia’s “The Message Continues” from pianist, DJ, producer extraordinaire Mark de Clive-Lowe

  • Wistful garage pop from Cloud Nothing, sporting one of their breeziest melodies to date

  • The impressive continued growth of Ray Flanagan

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