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From independent music station, K-E-X-P, you're listening to In Our Headphones, a podcast about the songs that we just can't stop listening to.

This is Eby Stokes, and this week I'm talking with Greta Rose, a DJ here at K-E-X-P.

And Greta, you brought a song that you're going to share today. What'd you bring?

Indeed. I brought the opening track satellite from the album Humanize by Hi.

Tell me about this record. Tell me about Hi. What do you know?

Well, Hi is also known as Teneal Thrasall. They are an Australian-born, UK-based artists.

And this album felt very reflective.

I found a quote that Humanize explores the sweet spot

between machine-led dystopia and emotion-filled utopia.

So this track is featuring lots of people.

John Hopkins is on it, Obie Frankie, Ila, trans voices.

And I saw on the record that there's lots of really cool collaborations. Like, obviously,

John Hopkins is a big one to get for your record. Alexis Taylor from Hotchip is also on it. Did you find that when listening

to this song, you could really see the influence from all these people I just named? Well, I feel

lucky because it kind of cheated. They have like a live performance online. Oh, okay. And you can hear Obi-Frank, who's actually someone I was unfamiliar with, but I looked up

some of her songs after, and she's in some really fun, like, house electronic.

Her vocals are present and really fun.

And then John Hopkins, yeah, has, I feel like the production quality, like, nice, ambient,

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