Today's Top Tune

Antonio Zepeda y Eugenio Toussaint ‘Viento De Lluvia’

A new compilation, decades in the making, brings together 25 pioneering experiments between musicians working with pre-Columbian instruments and artists working with more

Lucy Dacus ‘No Thank You, I Love You, Goodbye’

The latest from Lucy Dacus is “No Thank You, I Love You, Goodbye”, a song that she wrote 10 years ago, originally set to be part of her debut album, "No Burden". Although

Dillom ‘La Nueva Violencia’

The innovative Argentine rapper Dillom came up in Buenos Aires' trap scene, but on his latest, he pushes further into post-punk, new wave and electronic rock. The new alb

Harmony Index ‘Trust’

Under the artist banner Harmony Index, LA songwriter and producer Nico Leibman creates a world where dream pop, trip-hop, ’90s dance and R&B meet. Her debut album, Lights

Benny Sings ‘Syllable Salad’

Dutch artist and producer Benny Sings studied sonology at The Hague’s Royal Conservatory before becoming a cult figure in the indie pop world. An early win was co-writing

Alewya ‘Selah’

Born in Saudi Arabia and raised in Shepherd’s Bush in West London, Ethiopian-Egyptian artist Alewya sees herself as a painter who makes music. Following critical acclaim

La Vacanza ‘Tuoi occhi’

La Vacanza, which translates to "The Vacation", is an Italian pop band based in Bergen, Norway. Led by Sofia Guidi’s dreamy vocals, their debut EP In Riva Al Mare, Italia

ZEP ‘FIGURE IT OUT’

Dutch multi-instrumentalist ZEP channels punk, alt-rock, hip-hop and electronic music into a restless, genre-blurring sound. Raised around live music and originally train

Dragonflies ‘Setting Sun’

Dragonflies is the new collaboration between Dhani Harrison and acclaimed producer Nigel Godrich - best known for his work with Radiohead. Built on decades of shared infl

Seasick Steve ‘The Last Season of America’

Now 75 years old, American blues singer Seasick Steve has teamed up with Grammy-winning producer Martin Terefe for his latest album, “The Last Season of America”. The tit

Kazdoura ‘Khayal’

Toronto's Kazdoura fuse Syrian and Lebanese musical traditions with psych rock, funk, soul and jazz. Vocalist Leen Hamo is a Syrian war refugee, which explains why their

Jim James ‘Lost Child’

On his fifth solo album, his first in eight years, My Morning Jacket's Jim James builds “Lost Child” around a loop of Maxine Brown’s 1964 take on Gerry Goffin and Carole

Haruomi Hosono ‘"M" is for Mandala’

Haruomi Hosono is the last surviving member of the pioneering Japanese ensemble Yellow Magic Orchestra. At 79, his 23rd solo album is out today, his first in seven years.

Babe Rainbow ‘Mangoes’

Australian psych-surfers Babe Rainbow blend ’60s psychedelia and ’70s surf-pop with folk, funk, dub and global grooves. Formed in Byron Bay in 2015, the trio has built a

Steady Holiday ‘New Generation’

Beloved LA singer-songwriter Dre Babinski, aka Steady Holiday, returns with a breezy meditation on the whiplash of new parenthood. Written after becoming a mother, this n

Karate Boogaloo ‘Down Home’

The Melbourne instrumental funk collective Karate Boogaloo draws their inspiration from the timeless tunes of Booker T. & the M.G.'s, The Meters, and the J.B.'s, among ot

Angus and Julia Stone ‘Karaoke Bar’

Australian siblings Angus & Julia Stone have spent two decades creating intimate, dreamy folk-pop. Their seventh album, Karaoke Bar, was inspired by a night out on the Gr

Gang of Youths ‘Things Take Time’

This new song from Australia's Gang of Youths is currently in heavy rotation at the station. Reassuring from the first note, "Things Take Time" is a dreamy amalgam of tim

Wishy ‘Sensational’

Indianapolis five-piece Wishy bring welcome Breeders-style '90s grunge to their shimmering latest single, a banger called "Sensational". Shredding guitars, jubilant vocal