James Reed biggest surprise: NORAH JONES, “Little Broken Hearts”
For anyone who has ever called her Snorah (and you know you have), Jones dispelled the notion that she’s predictable with this sly, after-hours album produced by Danger Mouse.
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- James Reed pick: FRANK OCEAN, “Channel Orange”
- James Reed pick: LORD HURON, “Lonesome Dreams”
- James Reed pick: FRANKIE ROSE, “Interstellar”
- James Reed pick: MESHELL NDEGEOCELLO, “Pour Une Âme Souveraine: A Dedication to Nina Simone”
- James Reed pick: LINDI ORTEGA, “Cigarettes & Truckstops”
- James Reed pick: ANGEL OLSEN, “Half Way Home”
- James Reed pick: LOS MÍTICOS DEL RITMO, “Los Míticos del Ritmo”
- James Reed pick: JESSIE WARE, “Devotion”
- James Reed pick: PERFUME GENIUS, “Put Your Back N 2 It”
- James Reed pick: DAYNA KURTZ, “American Standard”
- James Reed biggest surprise: NORAH JONES, “Little Broken Hearts”
- Sarah Rodman pick: THE AVETT BROTHERS, “The Carpenter”
- Sarah Rodman pick: FIONA APPLE, “The Idler Wheel . . . ”
- Sarah Rodman pick: JAMEY JOHNSON, “Living For a Song: A Tribute to Hank Cochran”
- Sarah Rodman pick: JACK WHITE, “Blunderbuss”
- Sarah Rodman pick: FRANK OCEAN, “Channel Orange”
- Sarah Rodman pick: The Gaslight Anthem, “Handwritten”
- Sarah Rodman pick: ALABAMA SHAKES, “Boys & Girls”
- Sarah Rodman pick: PINK, “The Truth About Love”
- Sarah Rodman pick: DR. JOHN, “Locked Down”
- Sarah Rodman pick: Ingrid Michaelson, “Human Again”
- Sarah Rodman biggest surprise: SINEAD O’CONNOR, “How About I Be Me (And You Be You)?”
- Michael Andor Brodeur pick: GRIMES, “Visions”
- Michael Andor Brodeur pick: DIIV, “Oshin”
- Michael Andor Brodeur pick: HOLY OTHER, “Held”
- Michael Andor Brodeur pick: ANDY STOTT, “Luxury Problems”
- Michael Andor Brodeur pick: FRANK OCEAN, “Channel Orange”
- Michael Andor Brodeur pick: JESSIE WARE, “Devotion”
- Michael Andor Brodeur pick: HOMEBOY SANDMAN, “First of a Living Breed”
- Michael Andor Brodeur pick: FIRST AID KIT, “The Lion’s Roar”
- Michael Andor Brodeur pick: DAPHNI, “JIAOLONG”
- Michael Andor Brodeur pick: LE1F, “Dark York”
- Michael Andor Brodeur biggest surprise: PRINCE RAMA, “Top Ten Hits of the End of the World”
- Martin Caballero pick: Death Grips, “The Money Tree”
- Martin Caballero pick: Ab-Soul, “Control System”
- Martin Caballero pick: Roc Marciano, “Reloaded”
- Martin Caballero pick: Kendrick Lamar, “Good Kid, M.A.A.D. City”
- Martin Caballero pick: Killer Mike, “R.A.P. Music”
- Martin Caballero pick: Nas, “Life Is Good”
- Martin Caballero pick: The Alchemist, “Russian Roulette”
- Martin Caballero pick: Action Bronson & Party SupplieS, “Blue Chips”
- Martin Caballero pick: Flying Lotus, “Until the Quiet Comes”
- Martin Caballero pick: El-P, “Cancer 4 Cure”
- Martin Caballero biggest surprise: WILL C, “Adieu or Die”
- Siddhartha Mitter pick: Céu, “Caravana Sereia Bloom”
- Siddhartha Mitter pick: Debo Band, “Debo Band”
- Siddhartha Mitter pick: Frank Ocean, “Channel Orange”
- Siddhartha Mitter pick: Gregory Porter, “Be Good”
- Siddhartha Mitter pick: Janka Nabay and the Bubu Gang, “En Yay Sah”
- Siddhartha Mitter pick: Just A Band, “Sorry for the Delay”
- Siddhartha Mitter pick: Neneh Cherry & The Thing, “The Cherry Thing”
- Siddhartha Mitter pick: Robert Glasper ExperiMENT, “Black Radio”
- Siddhartha Mitter pick: Sierra Leone’s Refugee All Stars, “Radio Salone”
- Siddhartha Mitter pick: Vijay Iyer Trio, “Accelerando”
- Siddhartha Mitter biggest surprise: Sasha go hard “Do You Know Who I Am” (mixtape)
- Jeremy Eichler pick: BRITTEN, BACH AND LIGETI: Works for Cello, Miklós Perényi, cello
- Jeremy Eichler pick: “FERNE GELIEBTE”: LIEDER, Christian Gerhaher, baritone; Gerold Huber, piano
- Jeremy Eichler pick: ELGAR AND CARTER: CELLO CONCERTOS, Alisa Weilerstein, cello; Daniel Barenboim, conductor
- Jeremy Eichler pick: LIGETI/BEETHOVEN: Works for piano, Jeremy Denk, piano
- Jeremy Eichler pick: THE DEBUSSY EDITION
- Jeremy Eichler pick: SCHUBERT: Works for Piano, Vol. 2, Paul Lewis, piano
- Jeremy Eichler pick: ESA-PEKKA SALONEN: “OUT OF NOWHERE,” Leila Josefowicz, violin; Esa-Pekka Salonen, conductor
- Jeremy Eichler pick: MOZART: Piano Concertos, Kristian Bezuidenhout, forte-piano; Freiburg Baroque Orchestra
- Jeremy Eichler pick: MOZART: “LA FINTA GIARDINIERA,’” Freiburg Baroque Orchestra and soloists; René Jacobs, conductor
- Jeremy Eichler pick: BACH: “ST. MATTHEW PASSION,” Simon Rattle, conductor; Peter Sellars, ritualization; Berlin Philharmonic, vocal soloists, and Rundfunkchor Berlin
- Jeremy Eichler biggest surprise: “THE ART OF ROMAN TOTENBERG”
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