May Music Preview: The Jonas Brothers return, and Alison Goldfrapp goes solo
New albums from the likes of Atmosphere, IAMX, Sparks, SQÜRL, and Tanlines are also on tap for May
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From left to right: Alison Goldfrapp (Photo: Mat Mailand), Jonas Brothers (Photo: Pamela Littky), IAMX (Photo: Gretchen Lanham) Graphic: Libby McGuire
Beautiful spring weather? You know what that means. It’s officially “blast music from your car with the windows rolled down” season, and if you’ve got some wheels to blast music from, May offers plenty of options worth cranking up the volume: indie rock, experimental pop, underground rap, electronic, disco-house, and ambient classical. Get excited for the return of artists like Atmosphere, Jonas Brothers, and Tanlines and debut albums from the likes of Alison Goldfrapp, Jim Jarmusch’s drone-rock side project SQÜRL, and Mandy, Indiana.
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Alison Goldfrapp is the queen, I’m all in on whatever she’s doing. Alex Lahey rocks my doors off, so yes to that. And Arlo Parks is really good, looking forward to the new one. I’m holding out hope for a someday Arlo Parks x Little Simz collab which I think would be quite epic.
Hi I am AstroKabir from India. I feel Awesome, I will pick it up then. I was thinking about replaying it this
morning when that “Isolated” song from the soundtrack amazingly popped into my head.