Brendan Hasenstab

‘No No Yes Yes.’ Deradoorian is the former singer of the Dirty Projectors, out on her own since 2013. This

‘Restless Sleep.’ Via Hessle Audio, one of London’s leading-edge dance labels, a song from Josi Devil that lives up

‘Twiggy, Twiggy.’ In the early 1990s, trip-hop and downtempo were dominant Western sounds, but a very different sound came from

‘Maggie na bhFlaitheas.’ Here’s the lead single from “Ithaca,” the new album by Lullahush, an experimental project from the

‘First Buds.’ The South Korean composer and hammered-dulcimer player Park Jiha has a new record out, All Living Things. This

‘Tassi.’ Despite announcing he’d put out his final album in 2018, Salif Keita—the “Golden Voice of Africa”—has

‘Kokiri.’ A sample-driven beam of sunshine from the Danish team of Lust for Youth and Croatian Amor, from a collaborative

‘Reframing.’ The Berlin-based DJ and Berghain regular who goes as Barker has a new record out that plays with expectations.

‘At the River.’ Twenty years ago, the sound of the moment was known as downtempo, personified by bands like London’

‘We’re Not Finished Yet.’ Dream Pop originator Dean Wareham has a new record out entitled, That’s the Price