All Songs Considered New Music Friday: The best albums out March 21
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Mar 21, 2025 Izzy Bavis, a local music advocate and radio host from WTMD in Baltimore, joins a discussion about exciting new album releases. They dive into the emotional depth of Japanese Breakfast's 'For Melancholy Brunettes', celebrating its introspective themes. Greentea Peng's 'Tell Them It's Sunny' shines with unique musical styles and creativity. The duo also highlights the vibrant Baltimore music scene while exploring My Morning Jacket’s poignant tracks and the innovative sounds of Tamino and other artists, underlining the importance of community and emotional expression in music.
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Michelle Zauner's Multifaceted Career
- Michelle Zauner of Japanese Breakfast is a polymath: musician, author, and now exploring moodier sounds.
- Her new album, For Melancholy Brunettes and Sad Women, reflects the perils of desire and success.
Exploring Deeper Emotions
- Japanese Breakfast's new album explores deeper emotions, pairing music with lyrics effectively.
- This reflects Zauner's reflections on success and her evolving public persona.
Green Tea Peng's Genre-Bending Sound
- Green Tea Peng's new album, Tell Dem It's Sunny, blends diverse genres like dub, jazz, and R&B.
- Her strong pop sensibilities shine through, particularly in the catchy psychedelic track "Nowhere Man."
