With the constant influx of remarkable music, choosing your next listen can be overwhelming. Every week, Pitchfork compiles a list of noteworthy new releases available on streaming platforms. This week’s selection features exciting new albums from artists like Dijon, Cass McCombs, Chance the Rapper, Marissa Nadler, Protect, Pile, Recoechi, Mondo Lava, Pool Kids, and Racing Mount Pleasant. To keep up with these recommendations, consider subscribing to Pitchfork’s New Music Friday newsletter for weekly updates directly in your inbox. (All selections made here are independently curated by our editorial team. Purchases made through our affiliate links may earn Pitchfork a commission.)
Dijon: Baby [R&R/Warner]
Dijon makes a triumphant return with his latest album, Baby. Following the release of his debut album, Absolutely, in 2021, and the single “Coogie” in 2023, this artist known for his distinctive rasp has collaborated with notable names such as Bon Iver and Justin Bieber. His new project, Baby, was introduced through a cryptic website countdown, setting the stage for an album that matches its intriguing rollout. With a sound infused with Prince-inspired elements, playful gated snares, and an innovative structure featuring double title tracks, this album showcases Dijon’s bold artistic evolution.
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Cass McCombs: Interior Live Oak [Domino]
Renowned singer-songwriter Cass McCombs returns with his latest offering, Interior Live Oak. Known for his introspective lyrics and eclectic sound, McCombs continues to enchant listeners with his unique blend of folk, rock, and pop influences. This new album promises to delve deeper into themes of personal reflection and storytelling, showcasing McCombs’ lyrical prowess and musical versatility.
Other Notable Releases
Chance the Rapper
Chance the Rapper’s latest project is anticipated to bring his signature blend of hip-hop and gospel influences, offering fans a fresh perspective on his evolving artistry.
Marissa Nadler
Marissa Nadler’s new album is expected to further exemplify her haunting vocal style and poignant songwriting, continuing her legacy in the indie folk scene.
Protect, Pile, Recoechi, Mondo Lava, Pool Kids, Racing Mount Pleasant
These artists also contribute to this week’s exciting lineup, each bringing their unique sound and creative vision to the forefront of the music scene.
Conclusion
This week’s selection of new music offers a diverse range of sounds and styles, ensuring there’s something for every listener. From Dijon’s daring artistic choices to Cass McCombs’ reflective songwriting, the offerings are as rich as they are varied. Be sure to explore these new releases and find your next favorite album.
FAQs
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Pitchfork provides a run-down of significant new releases every week, giving listeners fresh options to explore.
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