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9 New Albums You Should Listen to Now: Charli XCX, the Strokes, Tyla, and More
Pitchfork recommends a selection of newly released albums spanning pop, indie rock, Afrobeats and hip-hop.
– Charli XCX’s Music, Fashion, Film is described as a garage-rock-leaning, vulnerable follow-up to BRAT.– The Strokes’ Reality Awaits is their seventh studio album and first full-length release in six years.– Tyla’s sophomore album A*Pop reflects on global Afrobeats and her growing pop stature.– zayALLCAPS’ My Uncle Told Me Some Real Ass Shit on the Phone Yesterday is praised for its inventive, eclectic hip-hop sound.
In short
- Pitchfork highlights new releases across several major music genres.
- Charli XCX shifts towards guitar-driven, introspective pop.
- The Strokes return with their first album in six years.
Explained simply
Pitchfork is an influential music publication that regularly recommends newly released albums to a large audience of music listeners. These recommendations can significantly shape which new music reaches wider audiences and influence what people choose to listen to.
The selection includes nine albums by both established and emerging artists across multiple genres including pop, indie rock, Afrobeats and hip-hop. Charli XCX's Music, Fashion, Film marks a shift towards garage-rock, whilst The Strokes have released their first full-length album in six years.
Tyla's sophomore album A*Pop incorporates global Afrobeats influences as her profile in mainstream pop grows. The selection also includes hip-hop artist zayALLCAPS, whose recent release features an inventive and eclectic approach.