New Music

The opening track to the vibraphonist and composer's forthcoming album embodies a spirit of quiet humility and common purpose, with a deceptively simple motif that opens up through repetition.

With an assist from Baby Tate, EARTHGANG satirizes pop culture's backhanded glorification of Black women.

With urgent drums, layers of guitar riffs and celebratory horns, "Heavy Heart" is a testament to Bartees' ability to build an intricate and expansive song that doesn't sacrifice its emotional core.

On Friday, after Russian military forces struck around Kyiv, the Lviv-based black-metal band Pušča — stylized as пуща in Cyrillic script — self-released the album war is hell.

Violin and cello are sparkling stand-ins for the Andean charango in an evocative serenade by Gabriela Lena Frank.

Bonnie Raitt's new single shows that the 72-year-old blues-rock treasure is the master of the form.

The Canadian rapper and singer revels in his success with friends who've been grinding with him from the start.

The Asheville, N.C., band processes the honky-tonk staple through indie-rock fuzz for a truly original reimagining.

As with his previous work, Peck is able to balance nostalgia and modernity, evoking classic country – embracing heartbreak being a hallmark of the genre – while lovingly satirizing its tropes.

The song fluctuates between a background choir of voices and beats; it feels like we're there, sitting in conversation with friends and strangers, as the walls pulse.