The provocative, hyperreal duo that is 18+ has been one of TMT’s favorites since 2012, so it is with considerable excitement to see Justin Swinburne now going at it solo. Under the moniker jj18, the L.A.-born, Berlin-based artist has prepped a 14-track mixtape titled jj’s prayer. The tape sees Swinburne attempting to piece together his “own narrative of identity in an increasingly fragmented world,” with themes revolving around disaster fantasy, trauma, divorce, codependency, avatars, smoke, and more.

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Maintaining incredible chronological accuracy despite the knowledge that time isn’t, in fact, linear, Belgium-based composer Christina Vantzou has announced her fourth album on Kranky. It’s called N°4, and it comes out April 6. Now, not to put too fine a point on it here, but April is the FOURTH month of the Gregorian calendar. Again: this is her fourth album. (Are you getting it?)

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Just the nuts and bolts, kids: Berlin-based Chinese producer Rui Ho will be releasing their second EP, Becoming Is An Eventful Situation, via Objects Limited on March 23.

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The Swiss-born, Nepalese-Tibetan producer Aïsha Devi released her debut album Of Matter and Spirit via the Houndstooth label in 2015, and even if you weren’t familiar with the her previous work under the Kate Wax pseudonym — or you didn’t know the philosophy behind her now-established Danse Noire label — it was hard to avoid the conclusion after you listened that Devi was trying upend certain notions that we have about music.

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