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22 Durnham Dew follows Benny Sings' acclaimed 2023 album Young Hearts, which was produced in collaboration with Kenny Beats. After decades of touring and recording, he has recently embraced a more grounded, family-focused lifestyle. "The new music is all about that, my adult life as a real person. It sure is something." Benny Sings is one of the most distinctive voices in modern pop, a master craftsman whose music radiates warmth and effortless charm. Blending soul, jazz, and feel-good groove into a sound that feels both timeless and forward-thinking.

R&B singer and songwriter Michi's debut album Dirty Talk is a nostalgic trip through the ups and downs of love - "an excellent debut from a confident vibes conjurer" (Hearing Things). Now, Michi teams up with Stones Throw label mates Knxwledge and Mndsgn for Dirty Talk: Sunshine Hotline Mixes - remixes of Dirty Talk tracks, plus two brand-new covers. Knxwledge has remixed four tracks, while Mndsgn has remixed two and joins Michi for covers of "Emotions" by the Bee Gees / Destiny's Child and "Are You Lonesome?" by The Feminine Complex.

22 Durnham Dew follows Benny Sings' acclaimed 2023 album Young Hearts, which was produced in collaboration with Kenny Beats. After decades of touring and recording, he has recently embraced a more grounded, family-focused lifestyle. "The new music is all about that, my adult life as a real person. It sure is something." Benny Sings is one of the most distinctive voices in modern pop, a master craftsman whose music radiates warmth and effortless charm. Blending soul, jazz, and feel-good groove into a sound that feels both timeless and forward-thinking.

Tomorrow's World is the new album from synth-punk/darkwave artist N8NOFACE. Fully produced by Dave Sitek of TV on the Radio, the record also features contributions from Hudson Mohawke, Snow Wife, and Angélica Garcia.

LA native The Koreatown Oddity returns for his fourth album on Stones Throw. Purdy is the proving ground for an avant-garde rapper tackling being a father and partner with the boundless confidence of a child's imagination. Purdy sees Koreatown soundtrack a knight's first battle, document the cultivation of a beautiful lawn and contemplate if anyone really means it when they say ""have a great weekend"" - all while realizing that he's now part of something bigger. Purdy paints the complete portrait of the man Dominique Purdy and artist The Koreatown Oddity together: musician, father, and peddler of the absurd.