New Music

Rock and roll is not a vibe, but an urge.

Rapper Doechii is an artist to watch in the next year, and "Crazy" lets us know she's coming in swinging.

Built around a sample of Fergie's timeless "Glamorous," "First Class" finds Jack Harlow swimming in the space between dorky and affable.

To all the vagabonds, sad sacks and ne'er-do-wells of the world: You have an ally in Tim Heidecker.

The first single from Arlo McKinley's new album is a simple song of heartbreak that offers soft consolation in the midst of darkness.

A single from Allen's 1980 album, soon to be reissued, finds the singer on the road from his home state of Texas, pointed to California, poised between country music tradition and something wilder.

If this is any indication of what Old Crow Medicine Show still has in store so many recordings in its career, we should count ourselves lucky.

Sylo's soft vibrato offers summery comfort on a cold spring day.

The Austin punk band's instantly replayable "Black Clouds" bounces with a coiffured (but no less reckless) joie de vivre.

Yung Lean goes full Joy Division by rapping over a brooding, fuzzy guitar line with the tonality of a Swedish Ian Curtis.

The first single from Surrender is a chunky-boot strut through a floral pop fantasia.

The first single from the band's forthcoming album is an exquisite, flickering track filled with reflections on connection and the cosmos.