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From NPR Music, it's all songs considered.

I'm Bob Boylin.

Today, I bring our favorite music of July.

You'll hear the NPR Music staff and voices from NPR stations.

Tell us about the music they're most passionate about for the month that's just passed.

So let's get started.

I'm Serenatoros.

I'm an assistant editor for NPR Music.

When Madeline Kenney sings, I'm waiting for this to get easy on her third record, Suckers

Lunch.

It rings like a thesis statement on getting older just as much as taking a romantic plunge.

Featuring full arrangements and lush textures, Suckers Lunch perfectly pairs with languid

summer days, melding the energy of rock and the aching nostalgia of folk, with sleepy

elements of R&B and jazz for an unvarnished look at diving into the unknown.

It's an indie rock record for a bummer summer.

So when you're overcome with the urge to stare out the window and think about your past

and present converging, put on Suckers Lunch and get lost in your own head.

Here's White Window Light from Madeline Kenney.

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