New Music | Due in stores Tuesday
Posted on Fri, Jun. 06, 2008
• Adele, 19 (Sony).
Up-and-coming British soul singer is hailed as one of ''the new Amys'' (as in Winehouse), hopefully minus the self-destructive tendencies.
• Walter Becker, Circus Money (Mailboat Records).
Steely Dan guitarist dabbles in jazz, reggae and rock.
• Jakob Dylan, Seeing Things (Sony).
First solo effort from Wallflowers front man and son of Bob is produced by Rick Rubin.
• Emmylou Harris, All I Intended To Be (Nonesuch).
• Lil Wayne, The Carter III (Cash Money Records).
Features the No. 1 hit Lollipop, plus collaborations with Jay-Z, T-Pain, Babyface, Busta Rhymes, Fabolous and many more.
• Montgomery Gentry, Back When I Knew It All (Sony).
• Alanis Morissette, Flavors of Entanglement (Warner Brothers Records).
First album in four years from You Oughta Know rocker.
• My Morning Jacket, Evil Urges (Ato Records).
Southern psychedelic jam band.
• N.E.R.D., Seeing Sounds (Interscope Records).
Hip-hop hipsters Pharrell Williams and Chad Hugo of The Neptunes and their friend Shay Haley meld wild influences into a soulful mix.
• Plies, Definition of Real (Atlantic).
Featuring the hit with Ne-Yo, Bust It Baby Part 2.
• Supergrass, Diamond Hoo Ha (Astralwerks).
• Martha Wainwright, I Know You're Married But I've Got Feelings Too (Zoe Records).
Acclaimed Canadian folk-pop singer is daughter of Loudon and sister of Rufus.
• Cassandra Wilson, Loverly (Blue Note Records).
Jazz singer reinterprets classics such as 'Til There Was You, Caravan and The Very Thought of You.
• Dan Zanes, Nueva York! (Festival Five Rec.).
Family songs sung in Spanish.
-- MICHAEL HAMERSLY
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