It's also songs considered. I'm Bob Boyland in Washington DC.

But Risa Luruso and Hazel Sils are in New York City in our bureau. Hi.

Hello! Hi!

We have really good music, so we've each picked two things, and I'm gonna just say it was kind of hard to just pick two.

Did you guys... how'd you do?

Well, there's been a lot of great songs coming out, so it was tough to narrow it down, but I think we found some really good ones.

And so I'm going first.

What the hell?

Go ahead, Bob.

I'm doing it. So I know that you both are probably fans of DoDdie, right?

That would have been pretty true, and there was a tiny desk that DoDdie put together.

I like DoDdie's music and played it on all songs, but then DoDdie came to the tiny desk and did this amazing tiny desk with just many instruments, great harmonies,

just really beautifully put together in my respect for her, like, went way up.

And the other day, I get this note, like you probably did, that DoDdie put together a band, a new band, and Orla Garland's in it, who was at the tiny desk, and then,

I don't know, including the Gata Isaac and Martin Luke Brown.

And I guess, imagining you've heard this for a single?

Yes, yes, and it is a wild ride, I would say.

Right? It's party. It's a party.

I don't want to give away too much, but...

Okay, but Twist and Cerns, here they come.

Yeah.

The song's called High in Brighton.

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