Sockless John. I mean in winter no less. I feel really embarrassed. It's tough. I don't mind going

Sockless abstractly, although I really don't support it, but like this is weird in like a January

episode with swayed bands. There's no seasons in the pop. No that's true as

Pimsy once said TV ain't got no temperature. That's true. Well the

pop cast deluxe your YouTube ain't got no temperature? That's true. Welcome to the podcast of Lux,

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of weekly cultural review.

I am John Carramonica, a critic of the New York Times.

I'm Joe Coscarelli, I'm a reporter at the New York Times.

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Okay, so last week we talked about some comebacks.

Some big people said,

early January, that's my time people forgotten about me they're over the

trip to fan haze they're ready they're ready to be re-engaged with but what I think

we should and can do on this episode, we're

going to talk a little bit about some other famous people who are going to come back, but

a lot's going to happen this year with lesser known artists and we want to give you what we think is like a little bit of a

preview of what might be interesting this year. Not a prediction. None of that. Just like

just two people who love music mostly sometimes, sometimes, who have been keeping our eye on things.

And so we're going to get into maybe 10, 11, 12 folks that we're excited about. But before we do that, you know, last week we talked about Lohna Zax,

we talked about 21 Savage, Ariana Grande,

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