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There might be strong language in this, there might be some adult content.

Who knows, you might get lucky.

James Acaster here, comedian and great guy.

In 2017, I had a breakdown.

And in order to get through that breakdown, I listened to as much

music from 2016 as I possibly could. And as a result, I now own over 600 albums that came out

in 2016, and I'm convinced it's the greatest year for music of all time. But it's not enough

for me to be convinced. I'm also trying to convince you and a different guest every single week.

On my podcast, James Acaster's perfect sounds.

This week, I've invited Phil Wang

to talk about the Sanchard album, Me Demandau Demos.

Don't me pay me with droga.

You. Don't me pay me with drova. This album is strictly speaking of D'ODA. This album is strictly speaking of Demos album by Latinx performer Sanchar.

She's an incredible musician.

But this album is like nothing else she's done in the past.

It's extremely stripped down and minimal.

I'm coming more at all.

Don't try and hide from me.

And much more rooted in Mexican folk music.

There's a whole story behind the album, but hopefully I'll be able to get into that more when Phil arrives.

If you're unfamiliar with Phil, he's an excellent stand-up comedian him and I did Taskmaster together

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