Dylan Barnabe

The album is a starkly honest and unabashed look at what it means to find your footing, fall in love and forge your own path.

For once, the band's album doesn't haunt you like an untethered ghost ... it charts the rolling hills, long stretches of flat road, and peaks and valleys of growing into adulthood, as well as the inevitable loss of innocence and ossification of growing older.

2017-2019 is the music we need in 2020: ambitious, fearless and provocative.

Though some might argue the new album doesn't go far enough to deviate from Kaytranada's tried-and-true formula, BUBBA presents a much more cohesive effort and united front from start to finish.

He masterfully delivers a snapshot of a disjointed, vibrant and inherently flawed system as seen through one of electronic music's longstanding visionaries.

Solace artfully captures the emotional, spiritual and musical growth of the band, and leaves listeners yearning for more.

Maribou State's new LP delivers a musical mosaic that stays true to the roots of downtempo, while exploring new ground through diverse influences and styles.

Ultimately, All That Must Be is a glowing album that plots the psychological journey of its creator through the often un-navigable waters of change.

Fans will be eager to give Cura their full attention, as Keys N Krates deliver their well-known personal stamp on smooth, futuristic electronic music.

Freak Beater embodies everything there is to love about club music; it's loud, pulsing, powerful and moving.