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New Music: 13 terrific-sounding releases on our list right now

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Madlib, Arlo Parks, The Weather Station, J-Dilla, more recent and forthcoming releases that shine up 2021.
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New Music: With ‘Family Album,’ Lia Ices marries Laurel Canyon to Wine Country

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Written in Sonoma as she became a new mom, album supplies a bonny cluster of psychedelic-tinged Americana
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New Music: Clarity, tenderness mark Kelly McFarling’s twangy ‘Delicate’

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In new single, the local alt-folk singer-songwriter feels out the power and limitations of words today.
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New Music: Oakland’s Brijean breezes in with tropicalia-tinged gossamer pop

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On forthcoming 'Feelings,' the duo float on percussive accents, dreamy atmospheres, and relaxed vocals.
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Out of the Crate: Three heavyweight flashbacks you need on vinyl

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Worship at the altars of Teena Marie and PJ Harvey—and experience the post-punk and reggae mash-up that is the New Age Steppers.
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Oops, I missed it: A critic’s 2020 regrets

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The stand-outs we stood up, from the 30th anniversary of 'Do The Right Thing' to the sounds of Dave Aju, Dehd, and Victoria Monet.
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New Music: BBE tribute album explores Bowie’s Black sonic inspirations

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Plus: Nubiyan Twist's hard-hitting Afrobeat promises, Beatchild's look back, other fresh tunes to kickstart your week.
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Time’s running out for SF’s live music venues. What’s being done to save them?

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Via the Independent Venue Alliance and SF Venue Coalition, businesses seek private donations—and put much-needed pressure on federal and city level politicians to help.
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Good Things: Glorious rock weirdness and proper retro-soul with which to start 2021

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Equal parts sumptuous melodies and indie rock buzzsaw, anyone?
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Don’t forget the beats: A mixtape-homage to the Bay’s 2020 sounds

Tamara Palmer -
Set inspired by this year's 48 Hills music coverage fits in E-40's social distancing anthem and Eki Shola's aural healing—dedicated to the late, great Cutty Banks.

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