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by Caroline Shaw & Attacca Quartet
Composed for the traditional string quartet format, Shaw's latest is an ode to the “extraordinary” fruit.
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Unfurl
by Fran & Flora
Fran & Flora’s waltzing traditional folk music is breathtaking in its minimalism, with guitar and violin twirling gently.
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Where are the Arms
by Gabriel Kahane
Gabriel Kahane is often compared to Sufjan Stevens and Rufus Wainwright (both of whom he’s collaborated with in the past). It’s a lot to live up to, but to that already high bar I’ll add Ben Folds and Randy Newman, if only for Kahane’s similar sense of musical theatre, playful storytelling and ability to set … Continue reading Album of the Week: Where are the Arms →
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The Visitor
by Kadhja Bonet
Awe-inspiring soul with orchestral tinges; nuanced R&B full of serene, transformative vocals.
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Patterns Various
by Samuel Sharp
Sharp, who has previously recorded under the name Lossy, returns with an album filled with jazz and electronic fusion tracks.
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Fireworks From The Tower
by Samuel Sharp
British composer and saxophonist Samuel Sharp juggles jazz, electronic, and experimental soundscapes on a pair of overlapping singles.
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The Shadow
by Luke Howard Trio
Originally composed for the stage, this dystopian jazz suite galvanizes AI-related anxieties into powerful, unsettling explosions.
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