Alexis Lace' "Long Street Made of Glass", is inspired by Lace's own memories of visiting Victoria Street in London with a family member she's estranged from now.

Jaz Vernon has collaborated with Gamal, his in-house producer, to create this mesmerizing project "Pink Suede".

Flo Frequency's "Infinite Light" is doing what it set out to do, and it's doing it pretty well. In a moment where so much soul and R&B feels built for algorithmic playlists rather than actual listening, this record asks you to show up for it and I appreciate that.

"On the Beat" is Rosie Belvie's latest single and it is unhinged in best way possible.

Judith Owen's "Inside Out" is about self-discovery, hope, compassion and choosing joy inspite of the difficult times.

"Ariel Cyclone" is his debut single, and my personal highlight about it is how unpretentious it is. The ideal song for cruising the 101 on two wheels with the wind doing all the talking.

Gianfranco GFN's "Traces of the World" hits you with layered guitar licks and a funk-tinged rhythm section.

Deportee's 'Black Women Are Not Cheap' is that rare kind of song where the message and the music stands a irrefusable statement.