Each Sunday, Pitchfork takes an in-depth look at a significant album from the past, and any record not in our archives is eligible. Today we revisit Fat Joe’s hard-hitting 1995 album, a crucial sidequest for New York rap filled with his heavyweight style and vivid storytelling.

The soul singer looks backward on his fourth album, a wistful nostalgia trip that wraps its ’70s-inspired sound in sumptuous, heavily stylized production.

Plus, a field trip to Storm King with Scout Leader Charli.

After the pandemic decimated dancefloors worldwide, electronic music seeks a new way forward.

Stream new releases from Charli XCX, Glorilla, Elucid, Chat Pile, Molina, Dua Saleh, Popstar Benny, Caroline Says, and Tyshawn Sorey

The New Yorker’s at the peak of his powers on his stormy new album, a mix of deep-hitting bars and organic live instrumentation, with a noisy electronic edge to it all.