Daily Newsletter, January 18, 2024

On 'The Love Insane,' Wabi Sabi added a bit more funky R&B touches to their music and have fitted them almost perfectly within their soundscape.

On her Sarah Tudzin-produced debut album, the Los Angeles singer/songwriter dissects her past to understand her future through soft-hearted snark and understated triumphs.

The FADER's Discover Blogy rounds up our favorite new music discoveries. This week, hear new albums from Rich Hinman, Unknown T, inuha, and Aunt Katrina.

Welcome to FUZZY MEADOWS, where we recap the past week in music. We're sharing our favorite releases of the week in the form of albums, singles, and music videos along with the "further listening" section of new and notable releases from around the web.

Joni Mitchell's sixth album was a change of gear, coming deep from within the ME decade, its romantic entanglements dissolving to reveal a deeper search within but far from being solipsistic Mitchell’s rumination strikes a universal chord, says Matthew Lindsay

Aretha Franklin could have been the greatest vocalist with her four-octave range and excellent voice control. She also became a poignant voice of the people.

Born January 16, 1959 in Nigeria, Helen Folasade Adu’s fame is inextricably intertwined with the band she co-leads, Sade. Of course, there’s always been a

Many musicians tend to have fond memories working with The Beatles, but these sessions players felt undignified contributing to this song.

The possible movie adaptation of Bruce Springsteen's pivotal album Nebraska would be in collaboration with director-writer Scott Cooper.

At the end of this month, BBC is set to start auctioning off thousands of vinyl records from their archive including albums from David Bowie, The Beatles, and more.

Host Robin Hilton hangs with NPR Music's Anamaria Sayre and Tom Huizenga to share their current musical obsessions, from the solo piano of Philip Glass to the garage punk of Sprints, Spain's super chill Club del Rio and more.Featured Artists And Songs:1. Lavinia Meijer: "The Departure" from Winter2. Xavi: "La Diabla (Single)3. Faye Webster and Lil Yachty: "Lego Ring" from Underdressed at the Symphony4. Philip Glass: "Opening," from Philip Glass Solo5. Club del Rio: "Una Vida" (Single)6. Sprints: "Literary Mind" from Letter to SelfEnjoying the show? Tell your friends and leave a review for us wherever you listen to podcasts. Feedback welcome at [email protected]