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Album covers clockwise from top left: Vintage Lee's “Grease Pack” (Courtesy Cody Remillard and Christian Korpi); "The Swell Slice" (Courtesy Swelltune Records); Yana's “Talk About” (Courtesy Caity Krone); Will Paquin's “I Work So Hard” (Courtesy Abigail Zachko); Dropkick Murphys' “For the People” (Courtesy); Miranda Rae's “Pleasant St” (Courtesy Emmanuel “Boogie” Cazeau); and Couch's “What Were You Thinking” (Courtesy Billy Landers x Prophet Media).

Left: Cover art for DeevoDaGenius, Kil The Artist and BLUEHILLBILL's "Bleu Magic" (Courtesy Jackson Hallaws and Chop The Head). Center from top: Album art for Kim Perlak and Francisco Mela's "Spaces" (courtesy); Art for Pile's single "Born at Night" (Courtesy Mark Lapriore); and single art for Tuxis Giant's "Last Laugh" (courtesy). Right: Album art for Suriel's "Pressure" (courtesy).

Clockwise from top left: Jared Sims (Courtesy the artist); Lutalo (Adam Alonzo); OH THE HUMANITY! (Courtesy Brittany Rose Queen); Dutchy DoBad (Courtesy Cal Xander and Adam Johnson); and Heather Maloney (Courtesy Carly Rae Photo). The year is barely a month old, but New England’s musicians have hit the ground running. Melodic punk, melancholy rap, acoustic folk, even a few jazz standards – it’s all on order.