A Ray Charles-inspired soul take on a Def Leppard classic. The Weekend’s “Die For You” as a ‘70s James Bond theme. The Barenaked Ladies’ ubiquitous 1998 earworm, “One Week,” as an Ella Fitzgerald-style bebop jazz number.

“Puttin’ On The Rizz” — the newest album from time-twisting musical collective, Postmodern Jukebox — effortlessly swings between highbrow and pop culture sensibilities to create a listening experience that spans across both genre and generation. Released as PMJ celebrates their 10th year of touring the world, the 15 tracks cover an impressive musical breadth — from New Orleans “Second Line” brass, to Andrews Sisters-style vocal harmonies, to late ‘70s soul — performed by a brilliant lineup of vocalists that includes award-winning jazz artist Tawanda, UK vocal star Emma Smith, and America’s Got Talent standout blues singer, Sarah Potenza.