New Mix: Courtney Barnett And Vagabon, Shame, Buke And Gase, More

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🗓️ 12 January 2021

⏱️ 34 minutes

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Summary

All Songs Considered host Bob Boilen shares surprising collaborations between Vagabon and Courtney Barnett, Buke and Gase with So Percussion and more great discoveries.

Featured Artists And Songs:
1. Vagabon Feat. Courtney Barnett: "Reason to Believe"
2. Gia Margaret: "Solid Heart"
3. Shame: "Nigel Hitter" from Drunk Tank Pink
4. Buke and Gase / So Percussion: "Hold It In" from A Record Of...
5. awakebutstillinbed: "beauty" from stay who you are
6. Another Sky: "It Keeps Coming" from Music For Winter Vol. 1

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0:00.0	With civil unrest, the pandemic, and the economic crisis, you want to know what's happening
0:06.3	right when you wake up.
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0:09.7	The news you need in about 10 minutes from NPR News.
0:13.1	Listen every day.
0:14.8	You're connected to All Songs Considered I'm Bob Boylin, and we are celebrating!
0:19.3	Can you believe this?
0:20.3	Our 21st year of All Songs Considered.
0:24.7	We first launched a show on the top of January of 2000, this new century of ours.
0:31.8	And now we are legal.
0:34.2	So cheers everybody!
0:36.4	I'm going to start off 2021 with new music from Vagabond, and her collaboration with
0:42.3	Courtney Barnett, the song I'm going to play is called Reason to Believe.
0:46.9	And let's hear from Latisha Tampko, the artist from Cameroon now based in New York City
0:51.5	known as Vagabond.
0:53.1	Tell you more.
0:54.1	Hey, I'm Vagabond, and I am excited to share a new track with you.
0:58.4	It's called Reason to Believe.
1:00.1	It's originally written by Tim Hardin, but the version I came to know is by Karen Dalton.
1:06.3	So early 2020, I heard Reason to Believe by Karen Dalton for the first time, and I just
1:12.4	played it on Infinite Loop and fell in love with it.
1:16.8	I was encouraged to record a cover of it because of how often I played the song.
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