All Songs Considered New Music Friday: The best releases out Oct. 13
Oct 13, 2023
The hosts discuss new albums by Troye Sivan and Jamila Woods, highlighting their unique sound and standout tracks. They also explore an artist's record that delves into mature and confident perspectives on relationships. In addition, they discuss an artist whose music blends experimental, rock, jazz, and pop elements. The hosts also mention expanded playlists, a newsletter, and a sponsor message.
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Troye Sivan's Mature Sound
- Troye Sivan's new album, Something to Give Each Other, shows a mature, grittier sound compared to his previous work.
- The album explores themes of hookups, dance floor encounters, lust, and fun.
From Bedroom Pop to Dance Floor Heat
- Latisha Harris recalls meeting Troye Sivan during his Blue Neighborhood era, describing him as making "sweet bedroom pop songs."
- She contrasts this with his newer music, which she characterizes as being "past the stage of crush."
Efficiency and Variety
- Troye Sivan's album is sleek, compact, and efficient, with 10 songs in 33 minutes.
- Despite its brevity, each song feels distinct, ranging from summer bangers to blurrier hedonism.