The Martinician rapper-singer’s new single has a little something for everyone.

The ambient rapper’s surprise breakout single is a barren transmission from the other side of grief.

The one-off single, produced by Adam Granduciel, is a refined and revealing entry in the band’s catalog.

The Danish songwriter’s dreamy piano ballad is a love letter composed en plein air.

Cameron Winter sidles up to the mic to duet with Phoebe on a standout track from her new record, Lost Weekend.

The Philly duo’s tender, faintly medieval-sounding folk song has its hands clasped and its heart on its sleeve.

Time has been good to Dean and Gene’s kidding-not-kidding country pivot, recorded with seasoned Nashville pros, and this triple-disc reissue helps contextualize its joy and incongruity.

Originally released in 2001 and newly remastered, the collection of B-sides testifies to the alt-rock icons’ trademark eccentricity while cranking up the deviance.

A new reissue revisits the Mumbai composer’s 1982 album of Roland TB-303 and Indian raga, which uncannily anticipated the sound of Chicago acid house by five years.

A new box set, assembled for Davis’ centennial, collects a casually superlative set of recordings from the icon and his all-star quintet that seems to distill jazz’s past and peer into its future.

In 1975, the Detroit singer self-released a perfect document of private-press folk. A rich new box set finally reveals more of his story in psychedelic sound.

Fusing whimsical electronics and a full symphony orchestra, the Galaxy soundtracks channeled the wide-screen ambition of Hollywood scores, marking a new era for game music.