Inside this issue:
Mourning [A] BLKstar: The prolific Cleveland, Ohio ensemble speak to the power of community with a continually evolving amalgam of soul, funk, blues and jazz. By Neil Kulkarni
Beverly Glenn-Copeland: The resurgent Philadelphia born singer-songwriter's new age folk-pop promotes compassion and kindness in defiance of harsh reality. By Joshua Minsoo Kim
Lao Dan: The Chinese multi-instrumentalist blends formal training with strategies of unlearning to create stark and physically demanding works. By Josh Feola
Bunita Marcus: The post-minimalist composer and conductor quietly reclaims the spotlight. By Louise Gray
Invisible Jukebox: Marcia Bassett × Samara Lubelski: New York psych / folk / noise lifers experience both sides of The Wire's mystery record selection
Unlimited Editions: Anomia
Unofficial Channels: CHEWn!
Theresa Wong: The rulebreaking cellist gets sensitive. By Julian Cowley
No Home: London bedroom punk artfully bemoans the rat race. By Stephanie Phillips
Alan Braufman: Second wind for the New York saxophonist. By Philip Clark
Eve Maret: Electronic therapy, Eno homages and community soundcraft from the Nashville synthesist. By Emily Bick
Global Ear: Our regular column continues to report on music in the time of pandemic. This month: record shop survivalism in Leeds and clubbing compilations in Lisbon
The Inner Sleeve: East Man on Play For Today: Destiny
Epiphanies: A teacher's mixtape reveals other aspects of Eric Dolphy to Harald Kisiedu
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