Obongjayar – PARADISE NOW
Obongjayar’s PARADISE NOW is a genre-bending fever dream. From synth-driven anthems to lo-fi confessions, OB takes us on a journey through restless nights, rebel yells, and sweet, sweet danger. Forget Afro-fusion labels—he’s rewriting the script in real time, one beat at a time.
Shura – I Got Too Sad For My Friends
Shura’s new album I Got Too Sad For My Friends marks a raw, honest return to music. Out May 30th via PIAS, it dives deep into themes of vulnerability and resilience. Lead single “Recognise” captures her lyrical honesty and haunting melodies, proving Shura remains a powerful force in alt-pop.
Queens of the Stone Age – Alive in the Catacombs
Queens of the Stone Age: Alive in the Catacombs isn’t just a live session—it’s a full-blown descent into the underworld. Filmed in July 2024 deep beneath Paris, this once-in-a-lifetime set sees QOTSA reworking their catalog for an audience of millions… of skeletons.
Tune-Yards – Better Dreaming
Tune-Yards' "Better Dreaming" is a joyous, unhinged carnival for your ears! A wild ride blending serious topics with infectious grooves and quirky brilliance. Discover why this latest album is essential listening and get ready to dance, laugh, and maybe even find your own "better dream."
Moussa – La Nuit Je Rêve
Moussa blends poetic soul, dreamy synths, and French charm into haunting, danceable melodies. His album La Nuit Je Rêve feels like floating through Paris on a warm breeze — cinematic, emotional, and unforgettable. With lyrics and music intertwined, Moussa crafts soundscapes that linger like whispered dreams.
Erika de Casier – Lifetime
Erika just dropped the smoothest album of the year while you were still deciding what to have for lunch. Lifetime is here, it’s flawless, and it’s waiting to soundtrack your next crush, your next existential crisis, and everything in between.
Bonnie Banane & Joseph Schiano di Lombo – L’Orguasme
Bonnie Banane and Joseph Schiano di Lombo turn the grand organ from sacred to scandalous with L’Orguasme—a lusty, lush romp through ecstasy, devotion, and guilty pleasures. From R&B moans to medieval murmurs, it’s all climax and no confession. After all, as they say: better to come than to cry.
Gum Parker – Two Subarus
Sonically, Gum Parker leans into the scrappy, jangly corners of indie rock—think ‘90s college radio meets early-2000s DIY basement shows. It’s loose but intentional, catchy but unpolished, with just enough punk bite to keep things unpredictable. Gritty, hooky, and made to be played loud. Listen to Two Subarus via Sodwee.com
georgia, georgia – Oblivious
Raw, honest, and deeply relatable, Oblivious captures the struggle of growth and communication in relationships. If you’ve ever felt stuck in an emotional loop, this one’s for you. georgia, georgia is here to stay—don’t miss out. Stream "Oblivious" on sodwee.com and feel every word.
Barry Can’t Swim – Different
Barry Can't Swim drops new single "Different". Whether you’re here for the introspection or just for the bangers, one thing’s for sure: upcoming album "Loner" is going to hit different. Mark your calendars. July 11. Get ready to dive in.