

New Music Friday: The best albums out Aug. 16
6 snips Aug 16, 2024
Daoud Tyler-Ameen, a member of NPR Music, and Hazel Cills, a noted contributor, dive into the exciting world of new album releases. They discuss Tinashe's captivating 'Quantum Baby,' Post Malone's surprising pivot to country with 'F-1 Trillion,' and Charly Bliss's impactful return after five years. The duo explores the emotional depth in Morgan Wade's lyrics and celebrates the nostalgia of Starflyer 59’s latest offering. Their insights highlight the evolving musical landscape while underscoring the importance of live performances in connecting artists with their audiences.
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Post Malone's Country Evolution
- Post Malone's country album, F-1 Trillion, isn't a sudden shift but a gradual evolution.
- His musical journey includes incorporating guitar, goth rock, synth-pop, and now country.
Charly Bliss's Matured Sound
- Charly Bliss returns with Forever, their first album in five years.
- Lead singer Eva Hendricks reflects on career and artistry, showcasing the band's growth.
Obsessed with Morgan Wade
- Morgan Wade's Obsessed explores love through codependency.
- Her lyrics depict intense, sometimes frightening, desires for closeness.