XLR8R — Kieran Hebden (a.k.a Four Tet) would seem to have shared two more unreleased tracks via Spotify. On several occasions, the UK artist has tweeted links to a few different releases where all of the info has been in seemingly nonsensical code, and one c... more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — Pearl Charles, “Sleepless Dreamer” (Kanine). The first video from the Los Angeles native’s debut album, which comes out in early 2018, arrives after she earned buzz through a cassette EP for the Orange County label Burger. Charles ... more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — Pearl Charles, “Sleepless Dreamer” (Kanine). The first video from the Los Angeles native’s debut album, which comes out in early 2018, arrives after she earned buzz through a cassette EP for the Orange County label Burger. Charles ... more info

XLR8R — Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith has shared a new remix of "“I Will Make Room For You”" by Four Tet. Four Tet was an early supporter of her music and has called Smith’'s new album The Kid the best album of 2017. The remix perfectly balances th... more info

Stereogum — Experimental musician Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith released a new album, The Kid , last month, and today Four Tet's Kieran Hebden has remixed one of its best tracks, "I Will Make Room For You." Hebden turns Smith's syncopated vocals and glitchy orchestral ... more info

The Quietus — Four Tet opens up about his latest album in podcast interview more info

DJmag — The London DJ will play back to back gigs in three cities… more info

Nialler9 — With so many releases flying at you, here are recommended vetted listens from Nialler9 for you this week, as collated in the Nialler9 New Releases Spotify playlist, updated weekly. 1. Daphni – Joli Mai Any new music from Dan Snaith is always ... more info

Core News — “Jazz vocalist and composer Zara McFarlane joins Gilles for a session in the 6 Music Hub. Four Tet’s ‘New Energy’ is album of week, plus new music from Rapsody & Kamasi Washington.” Check out other Gilles Peterson shows here and subscribe t... more info

XLR8R — More of the new, same but different energy. Kieran Hebden’s return to the traditional audio format after 2015’s Morning / Evening, delivers a new approach to sound, with a more refined craft towards organic instrumentation, alongside hi... more info