Today's Top Tune

• Isobel Waller-Bridge ‘Objective Contemplation’

  British composer Isobel Waller-Bridge turns her gaze inward on her new album Objects, a project that explores the act of radical stillness. Written over four years in the rare quiet moments her busy career allowed, the album celebrates the overlooked beauty in a world moving too fast. Waller-Bridge invites listeners to experience the music not as something objective, but as a personal, mysterious response to the world around us. “Objective Contemplation” is one of the album’s simplest pieces — and one of its most lovingly crafted. (Mercury KX)

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• Public Service Broadcasting ‘The South Atlantic’ (Feat. This Is The Kit)

  Today’s Top Tune: Public Service Broadcasting – ‘The South Atlantic’ (Feat. This Is The Kit) Public Service Broadcasting, long celebrated for their immersive concept albums, take a darker, more electronic turn on their new remix collection Night Flight (The Last Flight Remixes) — a project centered on Amelia Earhart’s final journey. The album brings together an array of collaborators, including alt-J and This Is The Kit’s Kate Stables. On “The South Atlantic,” Stables delivers a vocal performance that grounds the track in unmistakable human emotion. The result is a piece that feels both cinematic and intimate — a meditation on distance, endurance, and the stories hidden beneath the surface. (SO Recordings)

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• Avalon Emerson & The Charm ‘Eden’

  Avalon Emerson has long solidified her position as one of the most respected DJs and dynamic artists from her beginnings in San Francisco's warehouse scene to her time living and playing in Berlin. Joined by her band The Charm, “Eden,” sits at the intersection of club culture and intimate songwriting — a space where melody blooms and emotion pulses beneath the surface. Built on warm synth swells, gentle percussion, and Emerson’s expressive vocals, the track captures that fleeting moment where nostalgia and hope overlap. (Dead Oceans)

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• Captain Planet ‘Canta El Agua’

  Get ready — Los Angeles producer and DJ Captain Planet returns with his sixth full-length album, DIG, showcasing his signature blend of global music styles aimed squarely at the dancefloor. Channeling the high energy of his live DJ sets, “Canta El Agua” brings the warmth of the tropics into vivid focus. (Bastard Jazz Recordings)

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• Shintaro Sakamoto ‘Is There A Place For You There?

  Legendary Japanese musical polymath Shintaro Sakamoto will release his fifth studio album, Yoo-hoo, on January 23. A standout track, “Is There a Place for You There?” delivers a nostalgic, Shōwa-era–influenced, dub-infused sound that perfectly captures Sakamoto’s singular style — mind-bending, warm, and unmistakably his own. (Zelone Records)

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