
Electrosoul’s 2ŁØT Joins Guests for 2 Groovy New Songs
2ŁØT excel at guest collaborations, adding exceptional variety to their forward-looking music, while celebrating the deep richness of Black American music.

2ŁØT excel at guest collaborations, adding exceptional variety to their forward-looking music, while celebrating the deep richness of Black American music.

Call it the Reverse Eno: beloved ambient-chill guy CFCF finds glam-pop success, but refuses to sell out his emotions along the way.

Bebe Rexha has returned to the dance-oriented lane that has historically granted her the most commercial success, and the result lacks cohesion.

Finnish electropop group Pearly Drops unleash a gorgeous, swirling song with Los Angeles’ DJ_Dave.

Telehealth create angular grooves and twitchy rhythms and look askance at our modern-day neoliberal nightmare as we doomscroll ourselves to oblivion.

Miss Grit’s new LP pulses with intensity and urgency, reminding you of electronic music’s power to lead you down the darkest emotional alleyways.

Donna Lewis’ album is for those returning home, or perhaps more accurately, for those who are finally ready to step into their next chapter with an open heart.

Melanie C’s Sweat is brilliant pop music, optimized for both dancefloor and gym. Here, she recognizes she was only ever waging war upon herself.

Tomora’s Come Closer exists in its own world with a clear sense of identity forged from Aurora and Tom Rowland’s distinctive musical journeys.

Jessie Ware is hornier on Superbloom than its predecessors, and that alone makes it more assertive. It’s quite possibly her gayest record yet.

Whether you’re looking for addictive synthpop, dreamy techno, or hypnotic drone, you’ll find something to love on these 12 best electronic releases.

Slayyyter’s third full-length, Wor$t Girl in America, is a diamond-hard jawbreaker of a pop record, a totally self-immolating blaze of glory, a final roar before extinction.