Studio Music

Phoebe Bridgers announced a new studio album, ‘Punisher,’ and shared its second single, “Kyoto.”

Osiris’ ‘The Tapes Archive’ unveiled a previously unreleased 1997 interview with singer-songwriter John Prine.

Woods previewed their forthcoming ‘Strange To Explain’ studio album by releasing its title track.

The Strokes unveiled “Brooklyn Bridge To Chorus,” the third single from their ‘The New Abnormal’ studio album, which is due this Friday.

Indigo Girls shared the third single, “When We Were Writers,” from their forthcoming album, ‘Look Long.’

Dead Winter Carpenters shared the single “Cornerstone” benefitting Ovarian Cancer Research.

Vulfpeck released video for their song “3 On E” featuring vocalist Antwaun Stanley.

James Elkington (Jeff Tweedy, Richard Thompson, Tortoise) unveiled his 10-track sophomore studio album, ‘Ever-Roving Eye’ via Paradise of Bachelors.

Cory Wong shared his collaborative album ‘Live In Amsterdam’ featuring the Metropole Orkest and vocalist Cody Fry.

M. Ward unveiled ‘Migration Stories,’ an 11-track studio album informed by stories of human migration, via Anti Records.

Michael McDonald released a cover of the 1971 Marvin Gaye classic “What’s Going On,” which he recorded live.

Radiohead guitarist Ed O’Brien released the new song “Olympik,” the third single from his forthcoming album, ‘Earth.’

Stream “How Have I Lived (Reprise),” a new Neal Francis single premiered exclusively by JamBase.

Kevin Parker shared a remix of Tame Impala’s 2020 album, ‘The Slow Rush,’ entitled ‘The Slow Rush In An Imaginary Place.’

Fantastic Negrito reached out to the world to create a video for his new song “Chocolate Samurai.”