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Adrian Spinelli January 28, 2021Updated: January 29, 2021, 7:41 am
British singer and songwriter Arlo Parks at the Japanese Garden at Hammersmith Park in London. Parks makes music that captures modern-day misery in a way that feels improbably heartening. Photo: Kalpesh Lathigra, New York Times
The Chronicle’s guide to notable new music.
NEW ALBUMS
Arlo Parks, “Collapsed in Sunbeams” (Transgressive)
The West London singer-songwriter is a one-of-a-kind emerging talent with a distinct ability to earnestly capture the prevalent emotions of a generation. Parks is a poet at heart, and her songs all begin as poems before unfurling into beautiful songs. She captures young people’s often awkward and increasingly depressive states with universally impactful lyrics like “It’s so cruel what the mind can do for no reason” (on “Black Dog”), and “Some of these folks wanna make you cry/ But you gotta trust how you feel inside” (on “Green Ey ....

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