Like every week, an infinity of new albums, of different genres and for all tastes are published, and some are possible. That is why from Indie today We select and recommend you 10 albums that came out this week.
Addison Rae – Addison
Of pop star influencer, Addison Rae Take your first big step with Addison: your debut album where your universe of glamor and networks transforms into a vibrant and sharp electronic pop. With production by Luka Kloser and Elvira Anderfjärd, the pendula LP between provocation and melancholy.
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Brian In and Beatie Wolfe – Side / Luminal
From a fortuitous encounter in SXSW to intermittent sessions in London, Brian en and Beatie Wolfe They conceived Luminal / Side -Sus two new collaborative albums- as a sound diptych who does not seek answers but sensations. Each album works as a different emotional capsule: Luminal It is introspective and dreamlike; Side More earthly moments are allowed.
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Camila Moreno – The first light
Camila Moreno Discharge digital noise with The first lighthis most intimate album to date. In this album, produced by Adam Jodorowsky, the Chilean artist leaves artifice to embrace an acoustic, warm and analog sound. It is constituted as an emotional newspaper, crossed by death, transformation and the search for beauty in everyday life.
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Lifeguard – Ripped and Torn
In his first album, Lifeguard sharpens your proposal with urgent and filter energy. Ripped and Torn It is a post-paint, Dub and emotional distortion whirlwind. Under the production of Randy Randall, on this album they set out to capture the chaos of their live shows: sharp harmonies and a pulse that never relaxes.
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Lil Wayne – Tha Carter VI
After seven years, Weezy revives his most iconic saga with Tha Carter VI, An album as ambitious as unpredictable. In his fourteenth studio album, Lil Wayne Mix your elastic flow with a guest list that looks like an artificial intelligence experiment: Bono, Andrea Bocelli, MGK, Kodak Black and even her son Kameron Carter.
Listen Tha Carter VI Next or on streaming platforms (Spotify, Apple Music).
Marton Marton – Desert route
After years of silence, Marton Marton Go back with Desert routea patient and enveloping album, where poetic intimacy melts with delicate arrangements and luminous melodies. In this work, the artist finds in the routine and philosophical contemplation an aesthetic vein that transpires Rioplatense rock.
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Strangely It is the second album of Swim at nightthe project that brings together former storms and archipelagos seasonal intentors. Faithful to the line inaugurated on its debut album, this new installment deepens an environmental pop of light melancholy, where the synthesizers conduct the sound narrative and the guitars with delay draw enveloping landscapes. The voices, almost whispered, float between layers of textures while the collaborations of Anyi and Roberto Aleandri bring new nuances to an album that unfolds like a lucid dream, suspended between the daily and the ethereal.
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Little Simz – Lotus
Lotus is the new and sixth study album of Little Simzwhere he presents his most introspective, experimental and ambitious work to date. Inspired by the “Loto Resilience” -a flower that grows in murky waters and swamps -, the disc is constituted as an exploration of personal and artistic transformation. Accompanied by the collaborations of Sampha, Moses Sumney, Obongjayar and Michael Kiwanuka, Simz Fusiona Soul, Jazz, Electronics and Rap between elegant beats and enveloping atmospheres.
Listen Lotus Next or on streaming platforms (Spotify, Apple Music).
Pulp – More
After 24 years without launching material, Pulp Go back with Morean album that does not seek to revive past glories but dialogue with the present from maturity, loss and certain melancholy well carried. Produced by James Ford (Arctic Monkeys, Depeche Mode), the album is brief, direct and emotional, with the death of the bassist Steve Mackey – who dedicates this material to him- flying over everything.
Listen More Next or on streaming platforms (Spotify, Apple Music).
TURNSTILE – Never Enough
With Never Enoughyour fourth studio album, TURONSTIL It reaffirms as one of the most restless and avant -garde bands of modern hardcore. The album, produced by its leader Brendan Yatesit sounds expansive and vital: sharp guitars, melodies that touch pop and increasingly cinematographic sensitivity, reinforced by the premiere of its own film.
Listen Never Enough Next or on streaming platforms (Spotify, Apple Music).
