Listen on: Spotify | Apple Music | Bandcamp | TIDAL | Amazon Music Ezra Collective, Where I’m Meant to Be Ezra Collective, Where I’m Meant to BeĮzra Collective showcase their winding sound on new album Where I’m Meant to Be, an affirming celebration of life that captures the sort of musicality and comradeship that comes from years playing together. The album features a host of collaborators, including past collaborator Kelly Lee Owens and HTRK’s Jonnine Standish, and 160bpm newcomer SHERELLE. A pure distillation of the UK electronic musician and DJ’s sound, it feels like a fiery techno record as played by the Deftones.
Listen on: Spotify | Apple Music | Bandcamp | TIDAL | Amazon Music Daniel Avery, Ultra Truth Daniel Avery, Ultra Truthĭaniel Avery continues his prolific stream of the past few years with his new album Ultra Truth. A varied and consistently exciting effort. Singles such as ‘Mood Hoover’ are anthems in the making, while ‘Kamikaze’ is a welcome left-turn into punk. On her second album Miss Power, Connie Constance delivers a no-holds-barred masterclass in indie-pop. Listen on: Spotify | Apple Music | TIDAL | Amazon Music Connie Constance, Miss Power Connie Constance, Miss Power I’m working on defining the line between what’s really wrong in a situation versus what is made up in my head, because it’s the parts that aren’t real that I end up feeling quite guilty about.” Of lead single ‘1994’, he said: “It’s about dealing with perceived guilt and how it can become over-exaggerated in my head. On his latest album, bedroom pop sensation Cavetown’s Robin Skinner breaks out of the confines of those four walls to deliver some of his most personal and world-watching tracks to date.
Listen on: Spotify | Apple Music | Bandcamp | TIDAL | Amazon Music Cavetown, worm food Cavetown, worm food This record feels like a real step up for the trio. Powerful punk-led drums and guitars are paired against lyrics that tackle potent and timely issues such as the housing crisis, capitalism, and mental health. Amy Winehouse’s personal journals, handwritten lyrics collected for new bookīig Joanie, Back Home Big Joanie, Back Homeīack Home sees Big Joanie continuing to be one of British music’s boldest and most distinctive voices.Jess Glynne: ‘I’ll always hold my hands up when I make a mistake’.This week, we’ve highlighted records by Big Joanie, Daniel Avery, and Sault. Every week, the team at Rolling Stone UK will run down some of the best new releases that have been added to streaming services. In the age of streaming, it’s never been easier to listen to new music - but with over 60,000 new songs added to Spotify every day, it’s also never been harder to know what to put on.
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