These far-flung arrivals have only two things in common: They're addictive, and they should never be dismissed as "world" music.
Clockwise from left:Asa, Beautiful Imperfection
This Paris-born, Lagos-raised songstress's likable pop reveals the influence of Bob Marley, Fela Kuti, and Erykah Badu. Out September 6
Tinariwen, Tassili
Rhythmic, textured guitar music from a nomadic Saharan collective with contributions from members of TV on the Radio.
CSS, La Liberación
The latest from this São Paulo nu rave outfit is packed with bratty, high-octane hooks and irresistible club beats.
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