11 New Albums You Should Listen to Now: Ravyn Lenae, Karol G, and More
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Key Points:
- Pitchfork highlights notable new music releases this week, featuring albums from artists like Ravyn Lenae, Karol G, Flo, and more, available on various streaming platforms.
- Ravyn Lenae’s "Blue Island" explores a breezy early 2000s retro synth-pop sound, marking a departure from her previous disco-influenced style.
- Karol G’s "No Me Arrepiento de Sentir Tanto" features collaborations with Drake and Bruno Mars, blending urbano with club-inspired tracks and marking her as the first solo woman to headline Toronto’s Rogers Stadium.
- British trio Flo’s sophomore album "Therapy at the Club" combines turn-of-the-millennium girl group vibes with R&B, focusing on the emotional experiences of nightlife beyond the dancefloor.
- Other notable releases include Man/Woman/Chainsaw’s post-punk debut "Cannonball," Margaret Glaspy’s introspective indie-rock "I Am Both," and Nino Paid’s candid hip-hop album "Somewhere Over the Rainbow," among others.
