This week, we've got some blasts from the past as well as some newer voices who will easily be heavy rotations on your playlist. Jamiroquai is back with their first album in years with Automation, while British Sea Power prove that their indie rock will never go out of style with Dancers Inherit the Party. Nelly Furtado has also returned with her new collection of dance-worthy tunes called Ride. Meanwhile Charlotte OC wears her heart on her sleeve with Careless People. And finally, Lydia Ainsworth blends haunting vocals and textured pop melodies on Darling of the Afterglow.

Find out more about this week's album picks below. 

'Automation' - Jamiroquai

When we thought we'd never see Jay Kay, his dance moves and signature attire again, the Jamiroquai frontman and his crew are back with their first album in seven years, Automation.

While keeping that same soul and funk vibe they have always been known for, the album plays with more modern technology. The first two songs, "Shake It On" and the title track, sound like the London band have been taking some notes from groups like Kraftwerk and Daft Punk. However, as you make your way through the record, they go back to their roots with bass-soaked lines and hip-shaking tempos. The closing tune, "Carla," "Summer Girl" and "Cloud 9" have that throwback feel and will be regular plays at dance parties. Meanwhile, "Superfresh" is that track that can appeal to all generations and will be the best energy pickup for any soiree that's starting to lag. It may have taken Jamiroquai to come back with a new record. But after this one, taking their time was definitely the best course of action toward making new material.