Promoted thing, thing due. As mentioned in his interview, INÜIT will publish its first long format in 2018. An album that the Nantes training called "Action". It only took a handful of titles to INÜIT to emerge from the pack. With a rhythmic electro pop, judiciously spotted a symphonic component. Add to that a touch of audacity via some exotic live recordings … and here we are under the spell!

Genre-blending instrumental heavyweights, Polyphia, have announced their third full length album, "New Levels New Devils", due out October 12th.An album that truly takes the band to new levels with syncopated riffs that melt seamlessly together, backed by percussion fewbands would ever be able to attempt. Further blurring the lines of genre, Polyphia partnered with Y2K (Killy, Yung Bans) and Judge (Migos & Marshmello, Young Thug) on the production.Across the album, there's a rotating cast of accomplished hip hop and electronic producers, plus features from guitarists Ichika, Mateus Asato, Jason Richardson, Erick Hansel and Mario Camarena from Chon, Yvette Young from Covet.

The band returned earlier in the year with new album 'Marble Skies', a Top 20 success followed by a typically huge UK tour. Since then, Django Django have hit the festival trail, all while compiling a new EP from additional studio cuts. Django Django have announced a new EP. 'Winter's Beach', which was produced by drummer Dave Maclean, is due to arrive on October 12 through Because Music.

Kincheloe collaborated with Carter Matschullat at DØØM Studio in her hometown of Brooklyn on the record just months after she became a new mother. Gold features 10 original tracks penned by Arleigh and Carter and produced by Matschullat. “It was uncharted waters for me in a lot of ways,” Kincheloe said of the LP. “It’s a bit of a departure from what I’ve done before, it’s me really seeking my own personal sound. Like motherhood, making an album is a really personal thing.”

A decent, if derivative, soul vocalist, Rhetta Hughes seemed about ready to move into the spotlight in 1969, when her remake of the Doors' "Light My Fire" made the R&B Top 40. But she never sustained any momentum, with the next song "Angel Man" flopping for Aria, and Hughes was soon back on the supper club circuit, opening for such comedians as Bill Cosby.

Young British composer and pianist, Sam Watts has been amassing film and TV credits since first learning his craft under the tutelage of five-times Academy Award and 16-times BAFTA nominee, George Fenton.

Salt of the Earth is a musical shot in the arm from once Battle-rapper Shotty Horroh (his real name: Adam Rooney). A Manchester transplant with a penchant for clever lyrics, Salt of the Earth is Horroh's first foray into rock and roll. As a Canadian release, this album is unlike anything one might expect to emerge from Toronto. Drenched in Horroh's thick Manc accent, Salt of the Earth comes off like something that's risen out of the sweat-soaked nightclubs in the UK. There are elements of Horroh's battle-rap days on a few of the songs, but these bits are delivered as clever song lyrics and not something he's built up to take down an opponent in a musical face-off.