New Mix: MILCK, The Weather Station, Mary Lattimore, More

All Songs Considered

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🗓️ 20 October 2020

⏱️ 39 minutes

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Summary

All Songs Considered host Bob Boilen shares his favorite new tracks of the week, including a powerful anthem for racial justice from MILCK, Debussy's "Clair de Lune" played on a theremin and more.

Featured Songs:

1. Steady Holiday: "Living Life" from Take The Corners Gently
2. The Weather Station: "Robber" (Single)
3. Kacy & Clayton And Marlon Williams: "I Wonder Why" from Plastic Bouquet
4. MILCK: "Somebody's Beloved (feat. Bipolar Sunshine)" (Single)
5. Grégoire Blanc and Orane Donnadieu: "Clair de Lune" (Single)
6. Mary Lattimore: "Pine Trees" from Silver Ladders

Transcript

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0:00.0	I'm Rodney Carmichael.
0:02.0	And on this episode of Loudr than a Riot,
0:05.0	it bias against rap lyrics,
0:07.0	seal the fate of no limits, MacFibs.
0:10.0	This guy should be incarcerated,
0:12.0	and I know that his music got him incarcerated,
0:15.0	but they got the wrong guy.
0:17.0	Listen now to the Loudr than a Riot podcast,
0:20.0	from NPR Music.
0:25.0	For NPR Music, you're connected to all songs.
0:27.0	Considered I'm Dog Boilin,
0:28.0	well actually, Bob Boilin,
0:30.0	but if you know the artist, Steady Holiday,
0:32.0	you may have seen some of her online videos
0:35.0	from station WBRK,
0:37.0	being interviewed by a dog,
0:39.0	with a hat,
0:41.0	named Dog Boilin.
0:43.0	It's worth a moment if you need a laugh.
0:45.0	Steady Holiday is a music of Dre Babinski,
0:47.0	and I'm gonna start the show with Living Life,
0:50.0	a song I'm madly love for its energy,
	...

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