Tag: moor mother
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The 50 Best Albums of 2025
An overwhelming transitional year in music gives way for those creating exciting new shapes in sound across the underground and mainstream alternative to be seen with the 50 Best Albums of 2025.
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SUMAC & Moor Mother feat. Sovie – “Scene 4”
In the latest offering from their collaborative project, ‘The Film’, Moor Mother and SUMAC leave you pondering a loss of humanity to the void.
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SUMAC & Moor Mother – “Scene 1”
The first listen off the experimental metal band and noise-rap artist’s collaborative album sounds like a natural collision between where each of these artists have been heading in their respective corners of the cosmos.
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The 50 Best Albums of 2024
A cultural shift toward truly independent and alternative sounds alongside perfect pop moments and late-career highlights with the 50 Best Albums of 2024.
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Recommended Album: Moor Mother – ‘The Great Bailout’
Be it her role as messenger or the maker of the noise, Moor Mother’s latest is another fascinating chapter in her role as the keeper of history and interrupter of the space-time continuum.
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Moor Mother feat. Alya Al Sultani – “ALL THE MONEY”
Moor Mother is the time traveling debt collector returning for their due on the latest preview from her new album, ‘The Great Bailout’.
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Moor Mother feat. Lonnie Holley, Raia Was & Mary Lattimore – “GUILTY”
Camae Ayewa sonically brings a history that still haunts us right into the foreground of modern time on the lead single from her new album, ‘The Great Bailout’.
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Moor Mother feat. Nicole Mitchell & Nduduzo Makhathini – “One for Archie”
A tribute to saxophonist Archie Shepp between Camae Ayewa and fellow jazz greats Nicole Mitchell and pianist Nduduzo Makhathini is the sound of inspiration breathed to life.
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Moor Mother feat. Kyle Kidd, Keir Neuringer & Aquiles Navarro – “WE GOT THE JAZZ”
A new track from the forthcoming deluxe edition of last year’s standout, ‘Jazz Codes’, is a message of self-recognition when others don’t yet see it.
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The Best Experimental Albums of 2022
Whether it can creaks into corners ambient and electronic, or twist rock and contort pop into artful, avant patterns, 2022’s best experimental albums of defy any distinct definition because they are outside of unconventional boundaries.
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