Music That Matters, Vol. 660 - Can't Calm Down

The Runcast with John Richards

KEXP

Music

4.6 • 592 Ratings

🗓️ 15 March 2019

⏱️ 66 minutes

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As the Seattle spring starts to emerge, amazing music is coming hard and fast and Cheryl Waters' latest mix helps you pick out some of the highlights of the last few weeks, featuring new tracks from Lady Lamb, Sharon Van Etten, Tacocat, and Better Oblivio

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0:00.0	I'm Cheryl Waters, host of the Midday Show on KexP at 90.3 FM in Seattle and streaming worldwide at kexp.org.
0:08.7	I just want to remind you that everything you enjoy about Kexp and all the new music that you discover is made possible with financial contributions from you, our listeners.
0:18.5	All these free podcasts are powered by you.
0:21.3	I hope you'll consider a gift at k-exp.org to keep great music coming into your life.
0:27.3	Like this new one from Sharon Van Etten.
0:29.9	Her latest album, Remind Me Tomorrow, has expanded her artistic and emotional palette
0:34.4	to create a beautiful atmospheric album of hope,
0:37.9	vulnerability, and connection.
0:39.9	Here's the gorgeous song, 17.
0:42.1	It's Sharon Van Etten on K-EXP's Music That Matters podcast.
0:51.6	I know what you want to say
0:56.0	I think that you're all the same
1:02.0	constantly being led astray
1:11.6	He's thinking, oh something you don't
1:18.6	Downtown lights back,way up this tree
1:30.3	I used to be free
1:33.3	I used to be 17
1:36.3	Follow my shadow
1:41.3	around your corner
1:45.0	I used to be 17, now you're just like me.
1:52.0	Down beneath the ashes and stone,
1:57.0	sure of what I've lived and have known
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