Stereogum — Although oddCouple is just one person, he’s had a hand in a lot of great music. The Chicago musician has produced for local artists like Chance The Rapper, Noname, Saba, Jamila Woods, Kweku Collins, Mick Jenkins, and Joey Purp, several of whom r... more info

Consequence of Sound — The Chicago producer shares the title track to his upcoming album. oddCouple Share New Song “Reflections” Featuring Jamila Woods: Stream Eli Enis more info

Consequence of Sound — The 7-track project also includes contributions from Bonobo, Julianna Barwick, Dan Deacon, and Madame Gandhi. Jamila Woods Teams Up with Peter CottonTale on “Breathe My Name” for Moog’s Explorations in Analog Synthesis EP: Stream Eddie Fu more info

Stereogum — Just last week, the Las Vegas festival Life Is Beautiful announced that they would be proceeding with their 2021 festival in September after taking off last year for the pandemic (naturally). And today they’ve revealed the 2021 lineup, which is ... more info

Consequence of Sound — Chicago-based artist offers grace and warmth after a long day of political insurrection. Jamila Woods Performs “SULA (Paperback)” on Colbert: Watch Lake Schatz more info

Brooklyn Vegan — New songs from Rico Nasty, Saba, Rapsody, Jamila Woods, Pink Siifu/Fly Anakin, Anitta/Cardi B/Myke Towers, Sampa The Great/Junglepussy, Kipp Stone/Mick Jenkins, Jahmed/Freddie Gibbs, and more... Continue reading… more info

Consequence Of Sound — Plus, watch a NSFW video of the grooving reinterpretation inspired by author Toni Morrison. Jamila Woods Shares New Version of “SULA (Hardcover)”: Stream Ben Kaye more info

Consequence of Sound — Plus, watch a NSFW video of the grooving reinterpretation inspired by author Toni Morrison. Jamila Woods Shares New Version of “SULA (Hardcover)”: Stream Ben Kaye more info

Stereogum — A month and a half ago, the great Chicago soul singer and songwriter Jamila Woods shared a soft, glowing new single called "SULA (Paperback)," inspired by Toni Morrison's 1973 novel Sula. Today, Woods has shared a very different version of "SULA," al... more info

Stereogum — Last month, the soft-rock veteran and Grateful Dead collaborator Bruce Hornsby released Non-Secure Connection, a new album that features a fascinating range of collaborators. People like Justin Vernon, Brad Wood, Jamila Woods, and the late Leon Russe... more info