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New Reviews for February 13, 2026

To Whom This May ConcernEditor's choice
Jill Scott
To Whom This May Concern
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An inspired and joyously collaborative return from the singer, poet, songwriter, and actress, her first album in a decade.
- Andy Kellman
Live at Sin-é [2 CD]
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Expanded to 34 songs in a deluxe 2CD edition with an eight-page, full color booklet of photos and liner notes.
ExpansionsEditor's choice
Zo! / Tall Black Guy
Expansions
Chapter 3hree, Verse 5ive Music / Tall Black Guy Entertainment
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A double shot of sophisticated, uninhibited R&B grooves from the reliable duo, joined here by Debórah Bond, Sy Smith, Gareth Donkin, and many more.
- Andy Kellman
What a Time To Be Alive
The Lone Bellow
What a Time To Be Alive
Burly Bellow Music
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The group's rootsy and introspective sides take turns on their sixth album, with consistently strong results.
- Mark Deming
¡Simpatico! [Remastered and Expanded]Editor's choice
Velocity Girl
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This expanded and remastered reissue adds eight songs including b-sides and covers.
Known AssociatesEditor's choice
The Paranoid Style
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With guests including guitarist Eugene Edwards, another smart and fun outing from the Elizabeth Nelson-led rock-musician/writer collective.
- Marcy Donelson
FilinEditor's choice
Melissa Aldana
Filin
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Jazz
The Chilean saxophonist illuminates a romantic Cuban songwriting tradition on her third Blue Note album.
- Matt Collar
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The Nude Party
Look Who's Back
Alternate Side Records
Pop/Rock
Newly independent, the good-time rockers' fourth album finds them as loose and cheeky as ever.
- Marcy Donelson

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