New Mos Def album! Spin says it's "easily his finest full-length since Black on Both Sides," featuring production from Oh No, Madlib, J Dilla, and a special appearance from Talib Kweli.

Plus the first Spinal Tap album in two decades, and new music from Labrador Records' The Legends, Southern Gothic indie rockers The Builders and the Butchers, the freak-folk cabinet of curios that is Samandtheplants, and more!

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We're proud to announce a partnership with Ingrid Michaelson, where all proceeds of her sophomore album Be OK will go to the charity Stand Up To Cancer! Check out the album in our featured six this week...

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Called "as magical a piece of pop music as you're ever likely to hear" by The Guardian, Journey to the West is the new Chinese opera from members of the band Gorillaz. Check it out in our featured six this week!

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Yep, we're pretty psyched to bring you the debut album from British soul phenomenon Adele, and not least because Mick Jagger's a fan too! If Sir Jagstone digs it, then you know she's got a bright future. Find 19 in this week's featured albums!

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Blind Melon are back! This is their first album together after the 1995 death of Shannon Hoon, with the new addition of lead singer Travis Warren, and we gotta say it's to his credit that they sound like the great band we remember. Check out For My Friends and the rest of our featured albums after the break!

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A group of multi-instrumentalists, influences ranging from sea shanties to American roots rock, and a fantastically produced album with all the power and energy of a live show: Decibully are an exceptional band, and Sing Out America is their best yet.

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We're excited to announce a joint project with IMX to promote Icelandic artists on Amie Street! This week we're featuring a variety of artists -- from jazz to folk, punk to indie pop -- and we hope you'll check them all out after the break.

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Based in France, Soko Records has embarked on a project in collaboration with UNICEF to promote the music of Zimbabwe and benefit its artists: the Zim Kids series spans a range of African genres, traditional and contemporary, but is unified by the young age and social hardships of the musicians.

Amie Street is proud to be the primary digital retailer of these albums, and we invite you to take a listen and support the project.

It would be great to see all these songs get to 98 cents, so tell your friends!

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Perhaps there are only so many ways to look at counterpoint, but this group of Steve Reich devotees provide an elegant one in this collection, combining varied elements that synchronize like living clockwork.

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