Discover the hottest new albums of the week with our curated list of the best new music from Artemis, Emily King, Sqürl, and more!
Are you tired of listening to the same old songs on repeat? Look no further than this week’s lineup of new album releases. From the improvisational genius of Artemis to the soulful melodies of Emily King, there’s something for every music lover to enjoy. And don’t miss out on Sqürl’s eclectic mix of experimental rock and electronic beats. These albums are not only musically captivating, but they also showcase the artistry and creativity of these talented artists. So sit back, relax, and let the music take you on a journey. Here are our top picks for the best new music releases this week.
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Best New Music: Album Of The Week/ARTEMIS-“In Real Time”
From the promo material:
Three years after the release of ARTEMIS’ critically acclaimed self-titled debut album, the ensemble returns with a marvelous follow-up that highlights the improvisational strength of its members as well as their respective gifts as composers. In Real Time showcases a new lineup of the collective with founding members pianist Renee Rosnes, drummer Allison Miller, trumpeter Ingrid Jensen, and bassist Noriko Ueda joined by newcomers tenor saxophonist Nicole Grover and multi-reedist Alexa Tarantino. The 8-song set presents compelling new band member originals along with choice covers of pieces by Lyle Mays (“Slink”) and Wayne Shorter (“Penelope”).
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1. ARTEMIS-“In Real Time” (Qobuz)
2. Rudy Royston-“Day” (Qobuz)
3. Asher Gamedze -“Turbulence and Pulse” (Qobuz)
4. Avishai Cohen, Abraham Rodriguez Jr. -“Iroko” (Qobuz)
5. Fred Again…, Brian Eno – “Secret Life” (Qobuz)
6. LA Priest – “Fase Luna” (Qobuz)
7. Sqürl – “Silver Haze” (Qobuz)
8. SBTRKT – “THE RAT ROAD” (Qobuz)
9. Emily King – “Special Occasion” (Qobuz)
10. Conway The Machine – “WON’T HE DO IT” (Qobuz)
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I’m an audio writer who started as a young audio salesman/consumer electronics professional back in the late 90s. That’s where I discovered the magic of 2-Channel sound. My thirst for great sound has led me on a delightful music quest that continues today.
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