November’s New Music

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Here’s a preview of some of the most exciting new music albums released on November 8, 2024:

  1. Ab-Soul – Soul Burger
    Ab-Soul returns with Soul Burger, his first release since Herbert in 2022. The album pays homage to his late friend Doe Burger, with singles like “Squeeze 1st 2” and “Crazier” setting a deeply reflective tone. Known for his introspective lyricism and dense wordplay, Ab-Soul’s fans are eager to see how he navigates the emotional terrain of this project.
  2. Jamey Johnson – Midnight Gasoline
    Country singer-songwriter Jamey Johnson releases Midnight Gasoline, marking his first solo album in 14 years. Recorded at the historic Cash Cabin Studio, Johnson’s sixth studio album brings a mix of raw storytelling and introspective songs, recorded in a setting filled with musical history. The album includes tracks like “Someday When I’m Old,” where Johnson reflects on life’s later years with powerful imagery.
  3. Our Girl – The Good Kind
    The UK-based trio Our Girl brings a dynamic fusion of shoegaze and alternative rock in The Good Kind. Their sound is celebrated for its raw emotionality and layered guitar work, and fans can expect this new release to delve into themes of self-discovery and relationships, balancing melancholy with bursts of energetic rock.
  4. Various Artists – Like Someone I Know: A Celebration of Margo Guryan
    This tribute album brings together various artists to celebrate the work of Margo Guryan, a cult-favorite singer-songwriter known for her unique blend of jazz and pop sensibilities. The album promises fresh interpretations of Guryan’s introspective and whimsical songs, bringing her music to a new generation of listeners.
  5. Vanisha Gould – She’s Not Shiny, She’s Not Smooth
    Jazz vocalist Vanisha Gould offers She’s Not Shiny, She’s Not Smooth, an album that showcases her soulful voice and nuanced approach to modern jazz. Gould’s music is both smooth and powerful, drawing on personal themes and a sound that blends classic and contemporary jazz influences.
  6. The Bad Plus – Complex Emotions
    Known for their innovative and genre-blending jazz style, The Bad Plus release Complex Emotions, an album that explores the boundaries of jazz, rock, and improvisation. This project offers intricate compositions and adventurous performances, staying true to their experimental roots.
  7. Keith Jarrett, Paul Motian & Gary Peacock – The Old Country
    The Old Country is a rare release featuring jazz legends Keith Jarrett, Paul Motian, and Gary Peacock. The album captures the trio’s intimate and expressive improvisations, offering a snapshot of their profound contributions to jazz and their collective chemistry as musicians.
  8. Miles Davis Quintet – Miles in France 1963 & 1964 — The Bootleg Series, Vol. 8
    This latest installment in The Bootleg Series offers a look at Miles Davis’s performances in France with his classic 1960s quintet. The recordings highlight the experimental spirit of Davis and his band, including Herbie Hancock and Wayne Shorter, as they push the boundaries of jazz in these iconic performances.

These releases offer a rich variety for music fans, from jazz and country to alternative rock and hip-hop. Each album brings something unique, making this New Music Friday an exciting day for discovering fresh sounds and celebrated artists.

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