All Songs Considered New Music Friday: The best albums out June 20
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Jun 20, 2025 
This week, Raina Douris, the charismatic host of World Cafe, dives into the freshest tunes hitting the airwaves. She highlights HAIM's empowering new album 'I Quit,' brimming with vibrant pop anthems perfect for summer. The conversation flows to Hotline TNT's nostalgic 'Raspberry Moon' and the emotional depth found in Yaya Bey's 'Do It Afraid.' Kelsey Waldon's 'Every Ghost' explores themes of independence, while S.G. Goodman's 'Planting by the Signs' resonates with rich storytelling on grief and connection.
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I Quit's Positive Theme
- Haim's album I Quit is a positive take on quitting fears and toxic relationships.
- It’s a fun, freeing summer pop record shedding what doesn’t bring joy.
Power of 'Relationships' Song
- The song Relationships resonates deeply with people doubting their relationships.
- Its candid lyrics capture universal feelings about love and frustration.
Haim and Rosé Wave
- Haim’s music fits the Rosé Wave genre: poppy, summery sound that is simple yet deeply satisfying.
- This style offers an enjoyable, relaxed musical experience like a refreshing glass of rosé.
