Purity Ring, Madeon, Disclosure & More

The Experimental Electronics Duo has returned with its fourth studio album (and the first LP and Five Years), a 13-song project of the same name encapsulates all the delicious, style and keen objects that have long made the Canadian Lady a worshipped. The album is weighted by previously released singles “Living Multiplayer,” “Part Two,” “My Own Place,” and “Imanocean,” leading the 23 North American tours in Ventura, California on October 18.

Purity ring On the fellowship. Listen here.

Madeon launched a new era with new and punching sounds, with French favorites officially entering his punk phase. Can it work? As the song itself yells, “We love it.” Aptly named “Hi!” Buzzing with noisy energy, Madeon adds enough electronics to a tight two-minute 22-second track to form connective tissue between his previous work and new work.

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

“Hello!” on Mom+Pop. Listen here.

Rochelle Jordan is always 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 airs a great night quickly and smoothly, while British and Canadian artists fuse R&B and House into luxurious works that played for over an hour. Her upcoming live dates include shows 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 at Miami Music Week last March and then attended the studio together in the studio. Rodgers’ iconic guitar work (especially in the finale of the finale) all bring the work into an exciting territory where she evokes her name. The result is a hyperactive, truly fun song with passion and vibratory feeling. After all, its name does translate into “art as a lover.”

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

Apparently, it was clearly straight-hot 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, announcing its powerful voice twists and turns, and then sang in the smoothest vocal turns in recent memory. Just fun, stylish and totally undeniable.

“Three People No. 1” appeared on the Apollo record. Listen here.

“Who is the 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 a lightly moving, slightly melancholy independent track that finds supergroups make the club home riding very beautiful, nostalgic music. It comes with videos directed by Warren Fu, who also directed for Daft Punk, Phoenix, 1975, The Weeknd and Dua Lipa, which includes profile photos from six UFOS members.

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