Singer and songwriter Hannah Cohen draws on indie pop, psychedelia, and folk to create songs that are sensual and earthy. She plays at 2PM on July 20, at Union Pool in Brooklyn. 

American jazz quartet The Bad Plus, (formerly a trio), continues to blaze their own trail through the music world and plays a four-night residency at Blue Note, July 17-20.

Brooklyn musician Peter Salett writes all kinds of songs and scores a variety of movies. He and a host of talented musicians play work from his new double album at Joe's Pub on July 17.

Multiple Latin GRAMMY Award-winning singer-songwriter Lenine is one of Brazil’s most iconic musicians. He and his trio play a free show at Damrosch Park on July 16, part of Brazil Week.

Australian-American singer, songwriter and instrumentalist John Butler previews the third chapter of the Four Seasons, his four-record cycle. He and his band play in-studio.

Indigenous Canadian folk-pop singer and musician Elisapie, who was recently shortlisted for the prestigious Polaris Music Prize, plays at the National Museum of the American Indian.

English musician Cosmo Sheldrake has a knack for refreshingly playful and whimsical pop that often incorporates natural sounds. He performs at Racket on July 10.

Swiss-based Orchestre Tout Puissant Marcel Duchamp draws on West African pop, British post-punk, New York minimalism and free jazz. They play at TV Eye on July 9.

The epic myth of Oedipus is reborn as a Pentecostal ritual that remakes prophecy as testimony and brokenness as transcendence. Performances run July 8-26 at Little Island.