Add of the Week

Mike Doughty's hip-hop/jazz/art-pop project has delivered a bizarrely wonderful track ahead of a new album coming this September.

Using his given name as a character, the singer-songwriter goes back home and winds back the clock with a '70s vibe heavy on bass and synth, with a little flute thrown in for good measure.

The new track from the fast-rising young artist is part of the opening salvo from a trilogy of projects he has in the works.

Swift's ties to The National have grown steadily over the past three years or so, leading up to their collaboration on "The Alcott" from the band's new album.

"No More Lies" is a disco-funk beast from the two animal-named artists and hopefully the first of many team-ups for the pair.

It's been a few years since her last release, but Smith has returned ready for a new chapter in her life on the confident and confrontational track.

French DJ/producer Bruno Boumendil strikes a bizarre balance between anxiety and dance-ability on a single that speaks to life's many responsibilities.

The lead singer of indie garage-psych band Habibi gets the alt legend's help on "Fables," the lead single from her upcoming solo debut.

On one of her poppiest songs to date, the Saddle Creek Records signee flashes back to the time she spent solo during the pandemic.

A fantastic performance at SXSW made it pretty much impossible for us not to add the trio's new single to the 88Nine playlist.