Tame Impala

5-piece band Iguana Death Cult (Rotterdam, Netherlands)  concoct a frenzied mix of garage, psych, post-punk, and surf with slight hints of new wave.

The breakout band at SXSW this year was Austin-based Black Pumas; a collaboration between busker turned frontman Eric Burton and Grammy-winning guitarist and producer Adrian Quesada.

Brothers Charlie, Alex and Mackenzie Spencer team up with the girl next door Kate Munshaw as Dizzy. A beguiling Canadian quartet that's not afraid to tap into pathos, we offer "Heavy."

The respected original Chicago house DJ/producer (now based in Australia) James Curd is no stranger to the electronic scene.

Hailing from Kinshasa (DRC), KOKOKO! began at a spontaneous block party in 2016, where the founding members just clicked into polyrhythms.

Aaron Byrd showcases summer favorites from multi-talented artist Blood Orange, BEA1991, and rapper Big K.R.I.T.

Brittany Howard is the driving force behind Alabama Shakes with her powerful voice, guitar style and presence.

For M.C. Taylor, bandleader of Hiss Golden Messenger, songwriting is a cathartic experience. His new songs are so personal that he thought they wouldn't be of interest to anyone else.

Doe Paoro discards the electronic soundscape of her previous album and lets her smoky voice flow with "Midnight Choir."