Rad Museum offers GIRL, an EP that bucks convention even when some of the tropes used are conventional.

Baby Rose brings a fresh perspective on genre music with her latest release, Through and Through.

MILLIC is one of the more underappreciated artists coming from South Korea's hip-hop scene, and with his latest, he drives that point home.

Earl Sweatshirt lulls you into a false sense of serenity, then kicks you in the teeth. Voir Dire dares the listener to judge him.

As soon a Raven begins, Kelela envelopes listeners in melodic, soothing, ethereal energy.

Sampha comes back after a respite to deliver a gorgeous and bold piece of work with Lahai.

BOBBY's Robert is an EP in the form of a threat, and I am here for it!

With POP A LOT, Sik-K once again impresses with impeccable production and an adventurous penchant for experimentation.

Zior Park impresses once again and delights with his brand of off-kilter rap-infused pop with WHERE DOES SASQUATCH LIVE?

With Snow Angel, Reneé Rapp uses her powerful vocals to capture earnest vulnerability and relatable emotion.

Princess Nokia ha fully embraced her alt-rock persona and uses it with great effectiveness on her latest, i love you but this is goodbye.

Listen. Anything Korn releases (deluxe edition or original addition) earns a spot on this list, no questions asked.

Yves Tumor taps into the power of 1980s alt-pop with Praise a Lord Who Chews... A stunning piece rampant with fantastical imagery.

Joseph Solomon does a commendable job intertwining his smoke timbre with the elegance of each song's originator.

HEAVY by Jean Deaux is both soft and jagged, hard-edged R&B that slices through every other genre like a hot katana through butter.

With her genre-bending effort Songs She'd Like to Hear, Kennie seemingly effortlessly wraps genres around each other for something nuanced.

With Soul,PRESENT, Q directly takes inspiration from the likes of Prince, Climaxx and Terrance Trent D'arby and executes with earnestness.

Elmiene is a fascinating vocal artist, someone who has managed to point R&B in a direction it sorely needs: nuanced, emotive, stripped raw.

In his first EP, WANT, jazz-tronic artist OoOooT brings moody, sensual, jazz-fueled electronic music to a still-growing scene South Korea.

With her latest release, Subtle Body Dawn, Anna Wise delivers a more earthbound, intimate peek into her artistry.