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Sacramento dream pop band SOFT SCIENCE has released its fifth studio album SAND through Shelflife Records and Spinout Nuggets, exploring relationship breakdowns, recovery, and memory across ten tracks.

Welsh collective Acid Casuals will release the first vinyl pressing of their album OMNI, sharing new visuals for the track BOWL ME OVER ahead of a rare Cardiff performance.

Judi Silvano's Garden Winds, a voice-bassoon-flute trio, will release the album FIRST FLIGHT on JSL Records and perform at venues across New York, including a new release celebration in Poughkeepsie.

Daley will release his new album STRANGE NATURE on September 18 and kick off a 27-city US tour starting September 16 in St. Louis, Missouri.

Brooklyn indie rock band DOGS ON SHADY LANE released the single "Find You" and announced US tour dates kicking off next month ahead of their debut album KNOTS, out September 25 via Lauren Records.

Guitarist Mark Murphy is set to release a new recording titled BY YOUR SIDE, with streaming and download options available to listeners.

megiapa released the track "(SMT)" and an accompanying video ahead of her International Anthem debut album INTENTIONS, which draws on 2020 protest footage and community activism.

Latin GRAMMY-nominated Puerto Rican singer-songwriter Cosme released a bolero reimagining of "No Tengo Duda," a personal track from his debut album BRUJO, reworked with arranger Jonathan Montes.

The New York Times spotlighted Pedro Luis Ferrer's LA BUNGA, praising 'Conga del Pueblo' from the Cuban artist's new duo album with daughter Lena Ferrer.

FOGHAT has released a music video for "My Babe," the first single from its upcoming triple vinyl release LIVE & LOUD ACROSS THE U.S.A., the band's first live album featuring its current lineup.

Exceptet released "Chopsticks," the first single from EPISODIC MEMORY, a portrait album of works by composer Brendon Randall-Myers due on cmntx records.

The Seattle-born, Los Angeles-based singer/songwriter released the track ahead of her sophomore album LIFE CAN STILL BE SWEET, co-written with Joey Dosik and Marcel Camargo.

Following a sold-out tour of Japan, guitarist Gary Lucas and his band GODS AND MONSTERS, with Calvin Weston and Ernie Brooks, will perform at two area venues in New York and New Jersey.

Atlanta singer-songwriter Eliot Bronson released the title track from his upcoming seventh studio album, produced by Oliver Wood at the Wood Brothers' Nashville studio, on his New Pain Records label.

THE ANIMEROS' debut album ¡QUÉ BÁRBARO!, produced by Dan Auerbach, arrived via Easy Eye Sound alongside an expanded fall headlining tour and an Austin release show at The Continental Club.

Indo-Canadian drummer, percussionist and composer Agneya has released a video for "Keiko," the third single from his self-titled debut album, blending a Malinké folk melody with South Indian Carnatic rhythm.

Jung-Eun Shin, Michael Stevens, and James Benoit will join the San Francisco Symphony orchestra, alongside previously revealed cellist Starla Breshears, as new members of the roster.

Colombian artist Till High released his six-track debut EP EL CAMBAMBERO, blending Afrobeats, Amapiano, Reggaetón and Afro-R&B with Caribbean coastal influences from his native Barranquilla.

Cory Henry has released DEVOTION, a gospel album following his GRAMMY-winning CHURCH, featuring Stevie Wonder, Fred Hammond, Hezekiah Walker and Jonathan McReynolds.

Toronto jam band Shapes released a new live video, Village Sessions (Nighttime), continuing the rollout of its debut album Planet Android ahead of upcoming US shows and festival appearances.

Lehman Center for the Performing Arts announced its upcoming season, featuring Princess Nokia, Ginuwine, La India, Aida Cuevas, Flor de Toloache and the United European Ballet Company in the Bronx.

Eddie Skuller released BLIND LOVE, a Tom Waits tribute EP recorded live to tape at a converted upstate New York chicken shack and produced by Nick Kinsey.

Stephen Day released a video for his single YOU WOULDN'T KNOW ahead of his self-titled album, out October 2 via Riser House. His 25-date tour begins October 3 in Minneapolis and runs through November 21 in Denver.

Josh Johnson and Tiny Desk Contest winner CURE FOR PARANOIA headline a three-day festival at UNC Chapel Hill featuring performances, jam sessions, film screenings, and public artmaking.

Keir GoGwilt will lead a concert featuring poet Edgar Garcia, vocalist Mariana Flores Bucio and flutist Wilfrido Terrazas at National Sawdust in Brooklyn, marking the album release of THE ZARABANDA VARIATIONS.