Colin Steton’s “Hollowing,” from his newest album The find it irresistible took to depart you, is one in all our contenders for the 12 months’s greatest songs.
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Colin Steton’s “Hollowing,” from his newest album The find it irresistible took to depart you, is one in all our contenders for the 12 months’s greatest songs.
Jonathan Durand/Courtesy of the artist
Our newest replace to NPR Music’s operating record of the 12 months’s greatest songs features a slice of pop perfection from Oso Oso, and a complete bunch of sonic ear sweet that unfolds within the instrumental work of saxophonist Colin Stetson, composer Christopher Rountree, cellist and sound collagist Lia Kohl and extra, together with the music of Philip Glass carried out by mezzo-soprano Emily D’Angelo.
NPR Music’s Tom Huizenga joins host Robin Hilton as they share the songs they cannot cease taking part in this week.
Featured songs and artists:
1. Oso Oso: “canine with out its bark,” from life until bones
2. Christopher Rountree: “Almanac,” from 3BPM
3. Colin Stetson: “Hollowing,” from The find it irresistible took to depart you
4. Emily D’Angelo: “Freezing,” from Freezing
5. Lia Kohl: “Tennis Court docket Gentle, Snow,” from Regular Sounds
6. Gabriela Ortiz: Kauyumari, from Revolución Diamantina
