Purity Ring, Madeon, Disclosure & More

The Experimental Electronic Duo returns with its fourth studio album (and the first LP and Five Years), a 13-song project encapsulates all the delicious, style and keen objects that have long made Canadian ladies worship. The album was weighted by previously released singles “Living Multiplayer,” “Part Two,” “My Own Place,” and “Imanocean,” and was weighted on October 18 in Ventura, California.

Purity ring On scholarships. Listen here.

Madeon launched a new era and made a new voice, and French favorites officially entered his punk phase. Can it work? When the song itself shouts, “We love it.” Aptly named “Hi!” buzzes with noisy energy, Madeon adds enough electronics to add enough electronics to the two-minute 22-minute track to form connective tissue between his previous work and his new work.

“I’m making a completely different kind of music, but then something happened and I changed everything,” the producer said. “This electronic punk sound turned into ‘Hi!’ It’s an emergency laptop and I really like this music because I didn’t expect it.

“Hello!” on Mom+Pop. Listen here.

Rochelle Jordan has always been one of the coolest artists on the scene, releasing her 17 new albums, Through the walltoday. While there is a lot of music to play, the album also quickly aired a great night, and British and Canadian artists fused R&B and House Fune Fuse into over an hour of luxury. Her upcoming live dates include performances throughout November and December in San Francisco, Los Angeles, New York and Seattle.

Through the wall In the Empire. Listen here.

The era and style of dance music collided happily on Indira Paganotto in Spain and dance world architect Nile Rodgers’ “Arte Como Amante,” who met in March last year at Miami Music Week before attending the studio together. Rodgers’ signature guitar work (especially in the finale) brings the work into an exciting field, and she calls her name. The result is a hyperactive, truly fun song full of passion and vibration. After all, its name does translate into “art as a lover.”

“Arte Como Amante” is on Artcore. Listen here.

Apparently, it was obviously blunt when the disclosure and Chris Lake Link rose, but these three guys brought secret weapons to the form of Dutch artist Leven Kali, the song’s MC, announced powerful voice twists and turns, and then sang the best in recent memory. Just fun, stylish and totally undeniable.

“Three People No. 1” appears in Apollo records. Listen here.

“Who is UFO?” you might ask. It’s an exciting answer, and it’s a good question, as the song is the first collaboration between French hero Braxe & Falcon and their fellow countryman Phoenix. “UFO” is an easy-to-moving, slightly melancholy independent track that finds supergroups make the club’s horse riding very beautiful, nostalgic music. It comes with a video directed by Warren Fu, who also directed Daft Punk, Phoenix, 1975, The Weeknd and Dua Lipa, which included profile photos from six UFOS members.

“UFO” appears on Domino/Smugglers Way. Listen here.