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For the follow-up to her Grammy-nominated debut album Fanm d'Ayiti, a celebration of the unheralded female singers of Haiti which was recited and performed in collaboration with Spektral Quartet, the Haitian American vocalist and flautist Nathalie Joachim sought to fete those ties that bind, from romantic trysts and familial bonds to the semantic shifts and twisted etymologies of Haitian...

On Mycelial Echo the vocalist Eliza Bagg and percussionist Booker Stardrum root their modular experiments in a language of glitching cyberspace, rising oceans, and willowing trees. On Late Spring the Japanese composer Chihei Hatakeyama unfurls a stately pastoral in slowly evolving synthesizers and shimmering guitars. And on Time to Die the French multi-instrumentalist Christine Ott blends electroacoustic music with...

Selena Gomez and DJ Snake dabble in jealousy, Devon Welsh takes a bite out of the Big Apple and departs with an upset stomach, while Chance the Rapper strives to separate heart and tongue. The Tuareg guitarist and songwriter Mdou Moctar prepares to unfurl Afrique Victime, while on Dancing Spirits the Japanese pianist Naoko Sakata circles the chandeliers of...