New Records from October 17 to 23

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The musical news of the week is here. Ready to listen to them and continue expanding your playlist?

Artist: Anderson .Paak & Cordae

Disk: Heavy Is the Crown
Label: Empire

Artist: BIG ASS TRUCK IE

Disk: FOUND ON ROAD DEAD
Label: Nuclear Blast

Artist: Caroline Rose

Disk: Gentling the Horse at the Walt Whitman Mall
Label: Suck Records

Artist: Fine

Disk: Jazz Dream
Label: Escho

Artist: Ghostemane

Disk: AM:FM
Label: Blackmage

Artist: girl in red

Disk: BLUE
Label: Columbia Records

Artist: Lisa

Disk: Press Play
Label: RCA

Artist: Michael Kiwanuka

Disk: fudge
Label: Universal Music

Artist: Children

Disk: Braves
Label: VANANA RECORDS

Artist: Or Turtle

Disk: HOLY DRIFT
Label: O Turtle

Artist: Orchestra Baobab

Disk: Made In Senegal
Label: Strut Records

Artist: Polyphia

Disk: Be Not Afraid
Label: Rise

Artist: Poster Boy

Disk: how i met poster boy
Label: Warner Music

Artist: Princess Alba

Disk: UNGRATEFUL
Label: Sony Music

Artist: Renee Mooi & Last Jerome

Disk: To Die in the Deserts
Label: Renee Mooi

Artist: Shabazz Palaces

Disk: It’s a Style Sport
Label: Sub Pop

Artist: Sammy Virji

Disk: Open Late
Label: co:brand

Artist: Tony Iommi & Jorn

Disk: From the Dark
Label: BMG

Artist: Long live Belgrade

Disk: While the Guadalquivir flows and flows and flows
Label: Fueled By Salmorejo

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