[youtube id=”fS63c-C-Rc4″] Moses Sumney’s debut album Aromanticism came out today and he revealed the video for “Lonely World.” According to Sumney, the video deals with alienation:

“It’s a story about our inevitable desire for love and closeness and conversely, our instincts to destroy those that offer us those comforts.”

Rapsody’s Roc Nation debut Laila’s Wisdom is out now. The album has guest appearances from Busta Rhymes, Kendrick Lamar, Moonchild and more. The former Kooley High member has been releasing music for a while now and fans are hoping that Laila’s Wisdom will change the current status quo of only one woman rapper in the mainstream.

[youtube id=”gqQcqECwAzI”] Kelela shares behind the scenes footage of her video for “LMK” and commentary on the song’s meaning. She explains how the song is about some woman who want casual relationships with men without drama or a loss of respect. “LMK” stands for ‘Let Me Know” and she feels that women seeking those kinds of relationships just want men to be honest because those women are not seeking long-term commitments. Kelela’s Take Me Apart debut album comes out October 6th and she will go on a tour of North America and Europe October 20th.

[youtube id=”CQpKN87gfxo”] “Rules” is one of two collaborations Courtney Pine has with Omar on his new album Black Notes From The Deep. Pine uses Freddie Hubbard’s “Red Clay” to build on and the carefree piece gives way to Pine’s tenor sax blasting off at the end. Pine’s horn has been around since the ’80s and he has consistently created his own lane of soulful jazz. His reputation is built on his saxophone but he is multi-instrumentalist who also plays the bass clarinet, flute, keyboards and clarinet. Black Notes From The Deep is his 19th album and you can pre-order it now before the October 27th release date.