Brendan Hasenstab

‘Elio’s Lived Behind My House Forever.’ New York City DJ and composer DJ Python has moved beyond reggaeton and

‘Apex.’ Stepping back a few years for a taste of modern Nordic jazz from the Norwegian band, Jaga Jazzist, who’

From Channels, the new debut album by the London dance duo Kassian, a song dedicated to the warm breezes that

‘The Artroom Wonder.’ The great former front man of Bauhaus, Peter Murphy, returns with an operatic ode to his sixth-form

The Atlanta-based, four-member band Mamalarky has a new album on the way, Hex Key, which comes out in a few

‘Adagio.’ The Greek singer and artist Σtella is back with a new record of bosa-nova–inflected indie. You get a

‘Buschtaxi.’ DJ Koze has a new club track, bringing jazz undertones combined with his usual space-disco shuffle, along with melodic

‘Praise.’ Panda Bear is back with a new album of sunny melodies and a familiar twenty-first-century-Beach-Boys tone. And yes, some

‘Daydream.’ If Liam Dutton’s name isn’t instantly recognizable to you, you must not live in U.K., where

111MHz: ‘Takoba (Injustice Version).’ Last May, the Nigerian guitarist and singer Mdou Moctar released Funeral for Justice, but never one