Week of June 6, 2021

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Listening selections for the week of June 6, 2021, featuring the latest from Jab, Mr Jukes, Dave Holland and more, best enjoyed with a cup of Tim Wendelboe’s Karinga, for vivacious notes of floral unctuousness.

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Highlights include:

  • Kinetic polyrhythms paired with moody jazz from Jab’s new EP Currents

  • Ill vibes from rapper Barney Artist and Jack Steadman’s musical alter ego

  • Exquisite modality and groove from Dave Holland’s Another Land, as reviewed this past week

  • Slippery R&B from Manchester bedroom pop collaborators Porij

  • Afrobeat vamp exploration from Fela Kuti, featuring some of Afrika 70’s most explosive horn soloing

  • The essential remix included on The Avalanches’ 20th anniversary edition of Since I Left You, featuring the ghost of MF DOOM

  • A cult favorite from West Coast rocker Rudy Norman that just rips

  • Psychedelic Nigerian funk from the enigmatic William Onyeabor

  • The affecting, Nebraska-era Springsteen channeling new single from Ray Flanagan

  • Prince’s unreleased take on the sounds of Curtis Mayfield

  • The Marvin Gaye cover from Mestizo Beat, Terin Ector and Jamie Allensworth I didn’t know I needed

  • A breezy new jam from Clemont and Jesty Beatz

  • New wave revival perfection from Cincinnati’s Automagik

  • Another excellent offering of dreamy guitar pop from Aziya

  • Boisterous rock romp from Melbourne-based quintet The Murloc’s forthcoming fifth LP Bittersweet Demons

  • Funky fusion goodness from the always-excellent curatorial British label Mr Bongo

  • Horn-soaked indie pop from New York-based Sam Evian

  • An evocative and pensive musical vignette from Bess Atwell

  • A shimmering Shura-remixed banger from Jimmy Smash

  • The latest no wave single from Brisbane, Australia’s The Goon Sax

  • Rollocking shoegaze goodness from UV-TV’s latest, as reviewed this past week

  • Jungle’s joyous new dance-floor ready single

  • Glistening alternative from Texas’ new album Hi

  • Vibey dance punk from Pond’s forthcoming ninth studio album, aptly titled 9

  • A new collaboration between LA-based multi-instrumentalist and Swedish lords of groove L'éclair

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