Listen to another Monday Morning Brew playlist, ft. Kelly McFarling, Sadurn, Ther, Odelet, John Laurie, Still Corners, Gregory Ackerman, Ruby of Thanks, Meg Baird, Songs: Ohia, Bill Callahan, Jane Weaver, The Golden Dregs, Jim White, The Tape-beatles, Antibalas, Rail Band, Metsäheikki, Liquid Canoe and more.

Featuring guests Steven Adams, Polly Paulusma and Boo Hewerdine, “I Thought It Would Be Easier”, Annie Dressner’s fourth studio album, finds her transforming moments of sadness into moments of musical joy.

Watch the mesmerising video for Quicksilver Daydream, a track that offers an unfiltered glimpse into the world Deserto Parallax and the interconnectedness of its players – an epic and enveloping soundscape that is truly captivating.

Olivia Chaney’s ‘Circus of Desire’ is an album of great maturity, crystalline beauty and sometimes painful self-knowledge, one that marks her out as one of our finest singers and one of our most valuable and accomplished songwriters.   

Taken from her new album ‘Ghost Tapes 1 to 9,’ watch Jo Bartlett’s new video for ‘One In A Hundred’, filmed at 100 Acre Woods, made famous by A. A. Milne’s Winnie-the-Pooh series.

India Electric Co. takes a giant leap forward with Pomegranate, a highly textured and musically adventurous album. Just as the pomegranate symbolised death and regeneration, the album has a framework of contrasts and shifting states; the seeds within are glistening jewels.

With their name capturing both their affection for the musical past and the forgive-and-forget nature of many of the songs, The Bygones is a real delight of a debut and the foundation of a bright future ahead.

James Elkington and Nathan Salsburg share “Death Wishes to Kill” (a phrase lifted from a T.F. Powys novel), the second single taken from their long-awaited new duets album ‘All Gist’.

Featuring a glittering array of guests, Ben Nicholls’ ‘Duets’ is a highly immersive and, at times, illuminative listening experience…a great album from a musician whose talents go way beyond that of the sought-after sideman.

With Congo Funk!, Analog Africa have captured the essence and spirit of Congolese music, which saw the rumba elevated to new heights. The 14 tracks showcase the indelibly funky grooves that electrified audiences at the time and have obviously stood the test of time.

Dirty Three announce “Love changes everything”, their first album in over a decade and share their opening track and video. Unrelenting and visionary, the power of this trio is undeniable – it’s great to have them back.

Six years after their last release, Traditional Irish band Altan return with Donegal, an album packed with energy, freshness, and virtuosity. The quality of the tunes, singing, and playing that they serve up on this release is unsurpassed.