Five tracks to see this week (Feb 23-March 1)

After acting in the films Moonlight and Hidden Figures, Janelle Monáe is back to music and promising her first album in five years soon. Make Me Feel, the first single, is out today and sees her in funky Prince mode.

Joey Dosik, a Quincy Jones-approved soul singer from LA, releases his first EP today. The title track, Game Winner, is a timeless smoothie that will make you dig out your old Delfonics albums.

Jorja Smith was at the BRIT Awards this week celebrating her Critics’ Choice win. Instead of releasing a big single to capitalise, she’s a low-key presence on a new three-way single, Follow the Leader. It’s a mellow collaboration between George the Poet and Maverick Sabre.

Meanwhile, in the world of howly blues rock, The Temperance Movement are expected to land high in the UK albums chart today with their third long-player, A Deeper Cut. New song Love and Devotion is a good example of their retro sound.

They’re not a supergroup to set the world on fire, but Insecure Men, a collaboration between Saul Adamczewski of Fat White Family and Childhood’s Ben Romans-Hopcraft, offer a diverting take on ragged indie pop on their debut album. It’s out today, including the single I Don't Wanna Dance (with My Baby).