When the guitar guitar solo finally arrives, we are treated to a succinct and jazz-flavored study in effortless musicianship.

You can have an awesome capo AND be a participant in the reforestation of Hawaii. These capos are perfect for guitar players that care about sustainability.

Kiesza is back with a new creative fire and a personal commitment to putting love and vulnerability first.

Anson Seabra combines a melancholic sense of narrative with an instinct for melody that does not disappoint.

Explores the complexity of a desire to feel connected to something that no longer exists, and makes peace with the slow rhythm of emotional recovery.

Laveda brings their unique, collaborative vision to an extension of 90's shoegaze, and into the modern spectrum of languid dream-pop.

Gritty visuals, oversaturated colors, and a sizzling vocal performance from Rico Nasty underscore the primal yawp of this urban get-down.

Leverages an honest and disarming soprano against a heartfelt lyricism that draws from universal touch-points of daily life.

A soothing and romantic moment of introspection, served over an understated shuffle and a complement of muted brass.

An inviting call for emotional solidarity across all lines of division.

A little bit cryptic, a little bit in-crowd, and sluggish-sexy like a strip club, on acid, where someone keeps playing the same two chords on a Rhodes piano.

If a single song can dismantle centuries of religious hegemony, and serve as a soul-cry for countless generations of unheeded suffering, this is it.