Drummer Chris Corsano has today shared I Don’t Have Missions, the lead single from his forthcoming album The Key (Became The Important Thing [& Then Just Faded Away]), that offers a rare instance of this prolific collaborator going deep on his own vision.

The one apparently simple thing that has always made Six Organs of Admittance stand out from the crowd is his ability to create cerebral music that’s brimful of soul, and ‘Time is Glass’ is a perfect example of that winning combination.

Listen to our Monday Morning Brew playlist ft. Anne Briggs, Seacht Líne, Craven, New Dangerfield, Dani Larkin, Lunatraktors, Cerys Hafana, Jake Xerxes Fussell, Creekbed Carter Hogan, DUG & Lorkin O’Reilly, Luce Mawdsley and more.

New Dangerfield is the highly anticipated Black string band supergroup that brings together Jake Blount, Kaia Kater, Tray Wellington, and Nelson Williams. Their first Single, “Dangerfield Newby” is out now and pays homage to 19th Cent. Black Abolitionist.

Taken from their forthcoming Ruins EP (May 10th), which showcases collabs and remixes from Japan to Circassia, underground hybrid trad-electronic duo Stick In The Wheel release their new single today – the slow-burn grime-epic Ruins VIP. Watch the accompanying video by Zeroh.

Grammy-nominated singer, songwriter, guitarist, and actress Fatoumata Diawara has shared a new video for ‘Blues’ featuring world-renowned pianist Roberto Fonseca. Fatoumata calls on the djinn spirits, protectors of our family, community and country to thank them for their protection.

Northwest & Nebulous is the most layered, complex thing Luce Mawdsley have created to date. It provides an almost utopian glimpse of a particular corner of England, but more importantly, it shows a way of getting there by embracing queerness and unique personal expression.

Taken from his forthcoming new album ‘One Evening and Other Folk Songs’, Buck Curran has shared his new single ‘Black is the Colour’ – channelling early Pentangle, it’s quite unlike anything he has done before.

Scott Ballew has created something that rivals the work of John Prine, Townes VanZandt and even Mr. Zimmerman himself. Rio Bravo keeps sneaking up on you, mixing music and metaphors in the most amazing ways. If it’s not a masterpiece, it’s pretty damn close.

Smithsonian Folkways Announces New Historical Album – a live 1965 Concert featuring Bessie Jones, John Davis & The Georgia Sea Island Singers with Mississippi Fred McDowell – a riveting, historic look at the intersection of Black folk traditions and civil rights activism.

Ryan Gustafson of The Dead Tongues announces the release of two new albums on Psychic Hotline: Body of Light and I Am a Cloud and shares the two title track videos. The album features performances by Jenn Wasner, Mat Davidson, Joe Westerlund and more.

Toby Hay and Aidan Thorne’s ‘after a pause’ is music of sharply-defined brilliance, shot through with the light of the Welsh countryside, and brimming with consideration both for the spirit of collaboration and for the natural world.