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Happy Friday everyone from NPR Music and All Songs. Considered I'm Robin Hilton,

it's August 14th, New Music Friday, and we're looking at the best new albums out today,

starting with Burnaboy and his latest it's called Twice as Tall.

Not knowing how to behave that is the sign that you made just lose your life with the

ways your body found in the lake you fought the wrong and the fish the man found you drawing for days

you know we come from a place where people smile but it's fake how could they smile if you

look around it's around if I pain I seen the sky turns to gray it ticked the life

from the day it's like the heads of the state ain't comprehending their hate that the oppressed

generate when they've been working like slaves to get some minimum weight you turn around and you

blame them for their anger and rage put them in checkles and chains because of what they became

we are the monsters you made call it the monster call it is fake you make them out of

the darkness awake call it the monster just because we said no way no way no way call it

a monster make them a mistake but this only so much that you can take

it

we are the monsters you made this is Burnaboy his new and is called Twice as Tall this

incredible song we're listening to is called Monsters You Made and NPR Music's Bobby Carter

back to talk about this one hey Bobby yes yes what's up Robbie Burnaboy Nigerian singer

songwriter rapper we've talked a lot about the globalization of music that trend we've talked

a lot about that on the show and he's someone who's right on the front line right yeah you're right

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