

New Music Friday: The best albums out Sept. 13
8 snips Sep 13, 2024
The hosts dive into exciting new music releases, spotlighting Miranda Lambert's heartfelt album that celebrates her Texas roots. They explore the emotional depth in Foxing's self-titled work, capturing personal struggles and evolution. Robyn Hitchcock pays homage to the 1960s with nostalgic covers, while the discussion highlights the concept of 'outlaws' in music, particularly for women who challenge industry norms. The interplay of rebellion and artistic integrity resonates throughout, showcasing how diverse voices are reshaping the musical landscape.
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Daoud's Transformation
- Daoud Tyler Amin, known for his intellectual discussions on NPR Music, transforms into a rock star when playing with his band, Bad Moves.
- This contrast between his on-air persona and musical performance adds another dimension to his contributions.
Miranda Lambert's Impact
- Miranda Lambert, a significant figure in contemporary country music, is often overlooked compared to male artists.
- Her consistent excellence positions her as a backbone of the genre, yet she receives less attention.
Lambert's Texas Return
- Miranda Lambert's new album, Postcards from Texas, marks a return to her Texas roots and a stripping down of her sound.
- This shift reveals a simpler, more vulnerable side to her songwriting, showcasing her versatility.