Checking out this week's new music releases (all subject to change)...



Album of the Week: With her young career on a roll, Country Music Association Award-winner Carly Pearce follows last year's self-titled album with "29" (Big Machine), a seven-track EP featuring the already hit "Next Girl" and songwriting collaborations with the likes of Shane McAnally, Josh Osborne, Emily Shackelton and more. Pearce also co-produced the set with Osborne.



Album Title of the Week: Cassandra Jenkins, "An Overview on Phenomenal Nature" (Ba Da Bing)



Did Ya Know: Hearty Har -- out with its debut album "Radio Astro" (BMG) -- is a band founded by John Fogerty's sons (and occasional bandmates) Tyler and Shane Fogerty.



New & Noteworthy:



Edie Brickell & New Bohemians, "Hunter and the Dog Star" (Thirty Tigers);



BTS, "BE (Essential Edition)" (Big Hit Entertainment);



David Gray, "Skellig" (Laugh a Minute/AWAL);



The Hold Steady, "Open Door Policy" (Positive Jams/Thirty Tigers);



SG Lewis, "times" (Casablanca/Republic);



Mogwai, "The Love Continues" (Temporary Residence Ltd.);



Also Out:



Amigo The Devil, "Born Against" (Liars Club);



Anna Akana, "No Longer Yours" (A.V. Club);



Ashnikko, "Demidevil" (Warner);



Zach Bryan, "Studio A Recordings (Live)" (Warner);



Ben Changler, "Transitions" (self-released);



The Damn Straights, "The Damn Straights EP" (Bastion Music Group);



Decouplr, "Digital Bonfire" (self-released);



Ryan Dugre, "Three Rivers" (11A);



Eternal Idol, "Rocking with the Idols" (Frontiers);



Ghetts, "Conflict of Interest" (Warner);



The Gold Needles, "What's Tomorrow Ever Done For You" (JEM);



Hand Habits, "dirt" (Saddle Creek);



Grant Hill & M.O.S. "fly" (MOS Music);



Icon For Hire, "Amorphous" (Kartel Music Group);



Cassandra Jenkins, "An Overview on Phenomenal Nature" (Ba Da Bing);



Kid Congo & the Sweet Monkey Birds, "Swing From the Sean Delear" (In The Red);



Katy Kirby, "Cool Dry Place" (Keeled Scales);



Lil Zay Osama, "Trench Baby" (Warner);



Lizzard, "Eroded" (Pelagic);



Austin Meade, "Black Sheep" (Snakefarm);



Gerardo Ortiz, "Decimi Aniversario" (Sony Latin);



Pell, "glbl wrmng vol. 1" (self-released);



Trippie Redd, "Neon Shark vs. Pegasus (Deluxe)" (10K Projects/Caroline);



Ben Rice, "Future Pretend" (Degraw Sound);



Sanya N'Kanta, "There Are the Days" (Cash Hill);



nothing.nowhere, "Trauma Factory" (DCD2/Fueled By Ramen);



Julia Stone, "Sixty Summers" (BMG);



Tash Sultana, "Terra Firma" (Mom+Pop);



Temperance, "Melodies of Green and Blue" (Napalm);



Lyle Workman, "Uncommon Measures" (Blue Canoe);



Xael, "Bloodtide Rising" (Pavement Entertainment);



Ricky Warwick, "When Life Was Hard and Fast" (Nuclear Blast);



Laney Wilson, "Sayin' What I'm Thinkin'" (BBR/Broken Bow);



Lyle Workman, "Uncommon Measures" (Blue Canoe)



From The Vaults:



The Almighty, "When Life Was Hard and Fast" (Nuclear Blast)



BTS, "BE (Essential Edition)" (Big Hit Entertainment);



The Fall, "Live at St. Helens Technical College '81" (Castle Face);



Aretha Franklin, "The Genius of Aretha Franklin" (Atlantic Catalog Group/Rhino);



Ariana Grande, "Positions (Deluxe)" (Republic);



Haim, "Women in Music Pt. III (Expanded)" (Columbia);



Tami Neilson, "Chickaboom! (Expanded Edition)" (Outside Music);



Nilsson, "Gold" (Crimson/Demon);



Various artists, "Staring at the Rudeboys: The British Ska Revival 1979-1989" (Pressure Drop/Cherry Red);



Whitesnake, "The Blues Album" (Rhino);



Soundtracks:



"The United States vs. Billie Holiday" (Warner);



Frank Zappa, "Zappa: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack" (UMe)