From the long-awaited returns to the new names on the scene, we selected the national and international releases that are worth playing this week
Starting with the highlights of the week, we go straight to Pará. Creator of beat melody, Zaynarareleases his second album, Perennial Love. Forget the labels: the artist mixes the drama of romantic ballads with the pulse of tecnobrega and the strength of pop, showing that her music has the ambition and reach of a national phenomenon, and not just a regional one.
The week also marks the debut of the talented artist’s first album Gab Ferreirawhich arrives with Carousel. After EPs and mixtapes, this album is the consolidation of his art, promising a unique fusion between introspective indie and experimentalism, with psychedelic influences.
In the axis of conceptual pop music, the diva Uriah returns with the album Frown. The title says it all: it is a new phase full of symbolism, resistance and a raw Brazilianness.
Let’s also go gaucho rock, the legendary Carlinhos Carneirovocalist of Bidet or Bucketreleases his first solo album, Hotel Ritz. A conceptual album full of guests (like Catto and Supervão), which mixes fiction, the absurdity of everyday life and personal memories.
Still on the rock voice and guitar team, Teago Oliveira (vocalist of Maglore) presents his second solo album, Old World Songsreaffirming his authorial talent.
In foreign countries, two big underground and pop names celebrate new phases with robust albums: Princess Nokia release the album girls. The New York rapper and singer, known for her irreverent and militant attitude, delivers a project that celebrates “girlhood” outside the urban scene, with tracks that are “delicate and sinister” at the same time, as she herself described.
Richard Ashcroftthe legendary vocalist of The Vervecomes back with the album Lovin’ You. The album, which has already been praised for its uplifting, genre-blending tone, arrives shortly after Ashcroft having been a special guest on the reunion tour of Oasisand will soon be passing through Brazil.
For those who love reinvention, we have remix albums of the sensation PinkPantheress and the band English Teachergiving new looks to tracks that have already become hits.
The list is long! Check it all out below!
NATIONAL
Carlinhos Carneiro – Hotel Ritz
Fleezus – CHRONICLES
Gab Ferreira – Carousel
Uriah – Frown
Teago Oliveira – Old World Songs
Tori – Sand and Voice
Zaynara – Perennial Love
INTERNATIONAL
Brian Eno & Beatie Wolfe – Liminal
English Teacher – This Could be a Remix Album
Khalid – after the sun goes down
LANY – Soft
Lucy Dacus – Forever Is A Feeling: The Archives
Noah Cyrus – I WANT MY LOVED ONES TO GO WITH ME (DELUXE)
PinkPantheress – Fancy Some More?
Princess Nokia – GIRLS
Richard Ashcroft – Lovin’ You
The Antlers – Blight
The Wytches – Talking Machine
TWICE – TEN: The Story Goes On
Yellowcard – Better Days
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bidet or bucket
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brian eno
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Brian Eno & Beatie Wolfe
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Carlinhos Carneiro
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English Teacher
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fleezus
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Gab Ferreira
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Khalid
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Releases
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releases of the week
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Lany
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Lucy Dacus
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noah cyrus
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PinkPantheress
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Princess Nokia
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Richard Ashcroft
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teago oliveira
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The Antlers
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The Verve
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The Wytches
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tori
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Twice
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Uriah
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yellowcard
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Zaynara
Source: Rollingstone
Earl Johnson is a music writer at Gossipify, known for his in-depth analysis and unique perspective on the industry. A graduate of USC with a degree in Music, he brings years of experience and passion to his writing. He covers the latest releases and trends, always on the lookout for the next big thing in music.
