New Mix: Sevdaliza, Mabe Fratti, The Arcs, more

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🗓️ 18 October 2022

⏱️ 34 minutes

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Summary

All Songs Considered host Bob Boilen shares his favorite new tracks of the week, including a song for oppressed women worldwide from Sevdaliza, the experimental cellist Mabe Fratti, Billy Strings performing with his dad and more.

Featured Songs And Artists:
1. The Arcs: "Keep On Dreamin'," from Electrophonic Chronic
2. Sevdaliza: "Woman Life Freedom" (Single)
3. Pearla: "The Place With No Weather," from Oh Glistening Onion, The Nighttime Is Coming
4. Eszter Balint: "The First Day," from I HATE MEMORY!
5. Billy Strings: "Long Journey Home," from Me/and/Dad
6. Mabe Fratti: "Esta Vez," from Se Ve Desde Aquí

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0:00.0	For MPR Music, you can exit all songs considered.
0:02.8	I'm Bob Boylan with new music from the ARCs.
0:06.0	They're putting out their first album in eight years.
0:08.4	It's called Electrophonic Chronic.
0:10.8	It's slated to come out at the end of January 2023.
0:14.4	And much of the album was recorded with Richard Swift
0:17.3	before his passing in 2018.
0:19.4	And it's a band's way of honoring their friend.
0:22.3	Here's Dan Auerbach to take us to the first single,
0:25.4	Keep On Dreaming.
0:26.7	This one was recorded in Nashville at EZR.
0:30.5	And that's Richard Swift on the drums.
0:32.5	This was one of our favorite songs to play live.
0:35.2	And it definitely felt like it was a fan favorite too.
0:38.9	When Leon and I went back and put this record together,
0:42.8	finally, we felt like it was really important for the first thing
0:46.4	that you hear on the album is Swift playing the drums.
0:49.8	So that's why we chose this one to open the record.
0:53.7	It's summers, long summers too and it was really fun.
0:59.3	So recently feel like it's getting so underfta.
1:01.8	You where the album was not that fan who was gone as well a while ago.
1:05.8	They were all fine.
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