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Carla Morrison: Vez Primera
If you're headed out to Coachella this weekend, check out Grammy-Award winning Mexican songstress Carla Morrison, who will make her debut at the festival.
Carla Morrison: Vez Primera
If you're headed out to Coachella this weekend, check out Grammy-Award winning Mexican songstress Carla Morrison, who will make her debut at the festival.
The Echocentrics: Staring at the Ceiling (feat. James Petralli)
Ex-Grupo Fantasma member Adrian Quesada has been on the circuit with Brownout & Spanish Gold, and has backed a number of other talented artists, including Prince. His first true solo project as The Echocentrics gets a little help from his friends.
Margo Price: Hurtin' (on the bottle)
Margo Price has the sound of a timeless country singer and has captivated the music industry with her true tales of loss, struggle and redemption.
Starwalker: Holidays
One half of the electro-pop duo Air, Jean-Benoit Dunckel, and Icelandic composer Barði Jóhannsson release their self-titled debut Starwalker.
Anchorsong: Butterflies
Tokyo-born, London-based electronic musician Masaaki Yoshida goes by the moniker Anchorsong. The music blends catchy, melodic phrasing and beats with vintage African sounds.
The Dandy Warhols: Semper Fidelis
Hypnotic and psychedelic, The Dandy Warhols have been likened to The Velvet Underground, and back in 2003 they were asked personally by Bowie to open for his tour at the time.
Ben Harper & the Innocent Criminals: Shine
After a nine year hiatus Ben Harper & the Innocent Criminals have a new collection of songs, blending the political and personal in their inimitable bold style.
El Perro Del Mar: Breadandbutter
Gravitating toward the lean and poetic style of her first album, Stockholm-based artist El Perro Del Mar's forthcoming album comes from having listened to nothing but Eastern music while creating it.
Field Music: The Noisy Days Are Over
Field Music, led by brothers David and Peter Brewis, have the luxury of working on extra-curricular projects, but missed spending time together in the studio with just the two of them working on their music.