And the Welcome to the New York Times Popcast, your low-key zen swap with music using criticism. I'm up on everything.

I gave up on everything and I see you had been won't my heart my own. And we said it's not the end, but she wore that white dress.

It's not the end.

But she wore the white dress.

And I change, we are not the same but I thought you'd wait I thought you would wait you would

wait You would away. Hello that is Vagamond that's cold apartment is a big week for the New York Times pop music team.

Package that we have been working on for quite a long time,

came out a few days ago, something we're all really excited about

on women and non-binary lead punk

outfits and DIY outfits and I am here with the team well no JP but I'm here

with the rest of the New York Times

pop music team.

I've got Joe Koscarelli, pop music reporter.

I'm here.

I've got Karen Gans pop music editor.

I'm excited.

I know.

You're excited also because you are wearing I would say a pretty colorful

t-shirt and for me yes these are all remember all things should be assessed

within relative frameworks sometimes so for Karen I'm wearing a purple Whitney Houston shirt that says the greatest voice of all.

Right. Now to be fair there are a lot of bands who also have great voices in this

package. That's a segue. That's a se package. That's a segue.

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