New Music Friday This Week: Here are ten excellent-sounding albums you need to hear this weekend, from pop to hip hop!
Want to get your audiophile music fix? Check out the new albums we picked out for you this week! (Albums are arranged according to more traditional audiophile categories like jazz and blues at the top and the non-traditional audiophile genres at the bottom.) Listen to the TIDAL and Qobuz streams below!
The Album Of The Week is “David Crosby – “Live at the Capitol Theatre.” Crosby continues to release new work in his eighties, again collaborating with Becca Stevens, Michelle Willis, and Michael League (known as The Lighthouse Band). It’s a trio of musicians he has collaborated with since 2016’s Lighthouse album.
This latest live recording and film were recorded and shot at the historic Capitol Theatre in Port Chester, NY, and features an uncut gem in the song “1974”, a demo track that Crosby had floating around on his computer hard drive for decades.
New Music Friday This Week: David Crosby – “Live at the Capitol Theatre”
Tracklisting:
- The Us Below
- Things We Do For Love
- 1974
- Vagrants of Venice
- Regina
- Laughing
- What Are Their Names
- By The Light of Common Day
- Glory
- The City
- Look in Their Eyes
- Guinnevere
- Janet
- Carry Me
- Déjà Vu
- Woodstock
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1. Donald Byrd-“Live: Cookin’ with Blue Note at Montreux” (Qobuz)
2. Leland Whitty -“Anyhow” (Qobuz)
3. Roger Waters -“The Lockdown Sessions” (Qobuz)
4. Alabama Shakes -“Boys & Girls (Deluxe Edition)” (Qobuz)
5. David Crosby – “Live at the Capitol Theatre” (Qobuz)
6. Photay, Carlos Nino – “More Offerings” (Qobuz)
7. Golf Trip – “Tranquility Float” (Qobuz)
8. Various – “Penny & The Quarters & Friends” (Qobuz)
9. Bun B, Statik Selektah – “Trillstatik 2” (Qobuz)
10. Amadou & Mariam – “Eclipse (English Version)” (Qobuz)
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