Treat your taste buds to these mouthwatering leftovers!
We are back with The Leftovers. Our weekly (more or less) feature where we pluck five releases from the deluge of new music and offer them up in small snippets. This week, Orchestre Tout Puissant Marcel Duchamp unveils album number six, Annarella and Django collaborate and a dash of dreamy avant-pop from Charlotte Jacobs. Plus, music from ganavya and the unstoppable creative force Misha Panfilov.
Brace yourself for “Ventre Unique,” the sixth album from Orchestre Tout Puissant Marcel Duchamp. This vibrant follow-up to their 2021 hit oozes an organic blend of folk, krautrock, post-punk, and African rhythms. Check out the first single, “Breath”, below.
Annarella and Django’s upcoming debut album weaves a sublime, dream-like musical tapestry that beautifully bridges West Africa and Scandinavia. The enchanting Swedish jazz flautist Annarella and Django, the master of the ngoni harp from Mali, conjure up a cultural symphony in motion. Listen to the lead track, Dakar Örebro.
New York vocalist, composer, and producer Charlotte Jacobs crafts a debut album resembling a dreamy Greek epic dipped in avant-pop. Earthy woodwinds, nostalgic synths, and intricate rhythms create the battlefield, while her vocals, spinning tales in both Dutch and English, weave the myths that enchant us all. The lead track, “mala” is here to cast its spell on us all.
ganavya’s music is always a colourful masterpiece, but these two tracks have an otherworldly charm. The soothing vibes are pure magic!
Misha Panfilov, the unstoppable creative force, is back with yet another new album. Panfilov’s creative well reaches new depths, diving deeper and pulling out an ocean of fresh grooves and innovative moods that take you on a super cool journey through sound.
