All Songs Considered

Summer '25 Album Preview

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Jun 10, 2025
NPR Music's Sheldon Pearce teams up with Celia Gregory, host at WNXP in Nashville, to dive into the most anticipated summer albums. They spotlight Wet Leg’s evolving sound and discuss artists like Marissa Nadler and Superchunk, emphasizing emotional resonance and authenticity. The talk includes the shift of Indigo De Souza to pop and Lucrecia Dalt's personal themes. The vibrant jazz collective Kokoroko also gets a mention, showcasing the blend of modern sounds and traditional roots. They wrap up with a nostalgic nod to memorable songs from 2015.
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Wet Leg's Maturation and Band Growth

  • Wet Leg's sophomore album shows clear growth and maturity while keeping their signature sass and fun spirit.
  • Including touring members in writing supports their cohesion and live performance enjoyment.
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Marissa Nadler's Intimate Direction

  • Marissa Nadler's new album takes a more insular, hushed, and haunting approach.
  • She produced and recorded most songs herself, showcasing her voice as the central focus.
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Superchunk's Joyful Endurance

  • Superchunk's new album emphasizes the joy and enduring spirit of playing together.
  • Themes explore finding meaning and happiness amid shared struggles.
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