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The Sound of Where You Come From (feat. Angélica Negrón)
Mar 31, 2023
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This Year In Music (feat. Kelela, Sam Sanders, & Santigold)
Dec 9, 2022
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Dec 2, 2022
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| 3/31/23 | ![]() The Sound of Where You Come From (feat. Angélica Negrón) | What is the sound of where you come from? Is it a particular song you remember from your childhood? Maybe it’s a collection of remembered sounds from your first home—a train that passed nearby, or the wildlife that would sing at night. Maybe it’s the first song that you ever really connected to, the one that first made you feel like you belonged. In this special episode, we’re exploring this question from many perspectives. Hanif speaks to composer and multi-instrumentalist Angélica Negrón, whose work is deeply invested in these questions of sound, home, and belonging. Plus we hear from Hanif’s friends, and from you, our listeners, about what ‘the sound of where I come from’ means to you. For the playlist of songs curated for this episode, head over to https://www.mixcloud.com/sonos/ Music in this episode: O-H-I-O - Ohio Players Letter Home - Defiance, Ohio Findlay, Ohio 1968 - Indigo Girls Cuyahoga - R.E.M. Cleveland Is The City - Bone Thugs-N-Harmony Look At Miss Ohio - Gillian Welch | — | ||||||
| 2/16/23 | ![]() The Listening Lounge: The Sound of Where You Come From | Imagine walking inside a room that was made for fans of this show. We've teamed up with the first-ever immersive podcast experience happening Feb 23-26 at Wythe Hotel in Williamsburg Brooklyn to make it happen. Flip through original vinyl and artifacts from the show, add your selects to a living playlist, and if you're lucky, run into Hanif in the room! All the details are available at bit.ly/oos-experience | — | ||||||
| 12/9/22 | ![]() This Year In Music (feat. Kelela, Sam Sanders, & Santigold) | Welcome to our first ever year end special, ‘This Year In Music with Hanif Abdurraqib.’ December is the perfect time to look back on all the incredible music that has been released over the past year: the songs that moved us to dance, and the songs that helped us endure. In this hour-long deep dive, we'll review the musical highlights of 2022 and make predictions about the future of music in 2023 together with special guests Kelela, Sam Sanders, and Santigold. | — | ||||||
| 12/2/22 | ![]() Future Facing Sound (feat. Fatoumata Diawara) | In Mali, where Fatoumata Diawara was raised, it is common for women to sing, but much rarer for women to play an instrument. As a result, Fatoumata—who is one of the first, if not the first woman guitarist in all of Mali—has developed a self-taught, intuitive guitar playing style that is entirely her own. “This way of playing, it's me,” says Fatoumata. “It represents my fight as a musician, as an African, and as a lady on stage.” In this episode of Object of Sound, Fatoumata talks to Hanif about how she discovered her calling as a musician, and the exciting ways that she is fusing the traditional music of her homeland with Western influences on her third studio album, out next year. Hanif closes the episode with a selection of blues and folk music from Mali. For the playlist of songs curated for this episode, head over to radio.sonos.com. Music In This Week’s Episode: Kalan - Fatoumata Diawara Bassemory - Mamou Sidibé Lalla - Tinariwen Kuma - Salif Keita Sabali - Amadou & Mariam Sarama - Oumou Sangaré Tongo Barra - Vieux Farka Touré, Khruangbin | — | ||||||
| 11/18/22 | ![]() Celebrating The Last Waltz (feat. Hrishikesh Hirway) | The night before Thanksgiving, Hanif has a special invented tradition: every year, he makes a batch of cupcakes and watches The Last Waltz—and every year, he finds new things to love about the film. Directed by Martin Scorsese, The Last Waltz is a 1978 concert film documenting the final performance of The Band. To Hanif, the movie is not just a collection of great performances, but a study in exquisite tenderness, and how to say goodbye. Hrishikesh Hirway joins Hanif to discuss the film in this special episode recorded live at On Air Fest LA Annex 2022. For the playlist of songs curated for this episode, head over to radio.sonos.com. Music In This Week’s Episode: Sip the Wine - Rick Danko Don’t Do It - The Band My Love - Rick Danko and Richard Manuel Down South in New Orleans - The Band, Bobby Charles False Hearted Lover Blues - Levon Helm Tura Lura Lural (That’s an Irish Lullaby) - The Band, Van Morrison All Our Past Times - Rick Danko Showdown at Big Sky - Robbie Robertson | — | ||||||
| 11/11/22 | ![]() Growing Up and Alongside (feat. Ben Gibbard) | “Music is a time machine,” says Ben Gibbard, singer and guitarist of Death Cab for Cutie. Just a few bars of a beloved song can be transportative, an instant reminder of another time and place. “And if you've been that in someone's life, you have a responsibility to keep that material alive.” For Ben, that means continuing to honor and perform work from Death Cab for Cutie’s back catalog—some of which he wrote when he was only twenty years old—while constantly pushing the band to new creative heights. On this episode of Object of Sound, Ben and Hanif talk about what it is like to live alongside the work we produce, and how our relationship to it changes as we grow up. Hanif closes the episode with a playlist of songs about getting older. For the playlist of songs curated for this episode, head over to radio.sonos.com. / Music In This Week’s Episode: / Here to Forever - Death Cab For Cutie Grandma’s Hands - Bill Withers When You’re Old And Lonely - The Magnetic Fields 20 Something - SZA Bitter with the Sweet - Carole King Introspection - UMI Those Were The Days - Angel Olsen The Lights are Going Out - Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark | — | ||||||
| 11/4/22 | ![]() When It’s All Gone, Something Carries On (A Tribute to Scott Hutchison) | “While I’m alive, I’ll make tiny changes to Earth.” Written by Scott Hutchison, the late frontman of the band Frightened Rabbit, this line has provided comfort, consolation, and inspiration to those who loved Scott’s music. A talented and witty lyricist, Scott’s songs could be devastatingly crushing or funny, visceral or resonant—sometimes all in the same track. But an artist is more than the work they produce, and so, on this episode of Object of Sound, we’re celebrating not only Scott’s music, but also his life and legacy. We speak to Ben Gibbard, Frank Turner, Georgia Maq, and more, who share memories and impressions of the way Scott and his music shaped their lives. We’ll also hear from listeners who called into the Object of Sound hotline to talk about what Scott’s music means to them, and all the changes—both tiny and profound—that he has made to the lives of his listeners. Closing the episode, Hanif walks us through a playlist of some of his top Scott Hutchison songs. For the playlist of songs curated for this episode, head over to radio.sonos.com. Content Warning: This episode contains discussions of mental illness and suicide that may be upsetting for some listeners. Please take care of yourself. We invite you to listen to this episode if you feel comfortable and able, or to skip out and join us again next week. If you are in need of support, the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline in the USA can be reached with the three-digit dialing code 988, or by calling 1-800-273-8255. / Music In This Week’s Episode: / Swim Until You Can’t See Land - Frightened Rabbit The Twist - Frightened Rabbit Ten Tons of Silence - Owl John A Good Reason to Grow Old - Owl John Bird is Bored of Flying - Mastersystem Notes on a Life Not Quite Lived - Mastersystem | — | ||||||
| 10/28/22 | ![]() The Breakup Album (feat. Tegan and Sara) | Before Tegan and Sara sat down to make Crybaby, they had to navigate a series of breakups—with their label, their management, and (almost) with each other. “This is our breakup record,” says Sara Quin, “but we're not going to break up. We’re siblings. We can’t.” In the turmoil that followed, Tegan and Sara rebuilt their professional team, repaired their relationship, and completely reinvented their collaborative songwriting process for Crybaby, one of their most exciting releases yet. In this episode of Object of Sound, Tegan and Sara talk to Hanif about tenderness, tantrums, and the delight of destroying everything so you can make it all over again. To close the episode, Hanif guides us through a selection of breakup songs. For the playlist of songs curated for this episode, head over to radio.sonos.com. Music In This Week’s Episode: This Ain’t Going Well - Tegan and Sara Evergreen (You Didn’t Deserve Me At All) - Omar Apollo Cherry Blossom - Pom Pom Squad Self Fulfilling Prophecy - Pretty Sick We Can’t Be Friends (with R.L.) - Deborah Cox, R.L. Happy After - Algebra How Long Do I Have To Wait For You? - Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings Bad Friend - Rina Sawayama | — | ||||||
| 10/21/22 | ![]() The Wonders of Songwriting, Pt. Three (feat. Carly Rae Jepsen) | Carly Rae Jepsen is a writer’s writer. “I am very excited about the idea of writing it in all directions,” Carly says — and for the making of her latest album, The Loneliest Time, that meant writing literally hundreds of songs. On this episode of Object of Sound, Hanif and Carly Rae Jepsen talk about the unique collaborative process that went into narrowing that collection of songs down to the thirteen tracks on the album. Carly opens up about the challenges and opportunities of songwriting during the pandemic, and her drive to keep challenging the idea of what a pop song can be. Inspired by Carly’s recent experience at a James Taylor concert, Hanif closes the episode with a playlist of great songs to cry to. For the playlist of songs curated for this episode, head over to radio.sonos.com. / Music In This Week’s Episode: / Surrender My Heart - Carly Rae Jepsen Northern Sky - Nick Drake Someday We’ll All Be Free - Donny Hathaway The Very Thought of You - Nat King Cole I Don’t Smoke - Mitski When The Sun Hits - Slowdive Good Goodbye - Lianne La Havas Long Ride Home - Patti Griffin | — | ||||||
| 10/14/22 | ![]() The Wonders of Songwriting, Pt. Two (feat. Nick Hakim) | “One of the most meditative things about writing is that you kind of forget where you are,” says Nick Hakim. “If you're tapped into it, you're not really thinking about anything else.” On this episode of Object of Sound, Nick recalls the spontaneous 5:00am recordings and free writing that went into the making of his new album COMETA, out October 21. Plus, Nick treats us to a special sneak peek of Perfume—one of Hanif’s favorite tracks off COMETA—and shares with us the inspiration behind the song, which beautifully captures the excitement of new love. Building on the album's themes, Hanif curates a playlist of songs all about falling in love to close out the episode. For the playlist of songs curated for this episode, head over to radio.sonos.com. / Music In This Week’s Episode: / Vertigo - Nick Hakim Shoe In - Secret Stars Fallingforyou - The 1975 I Like It - DeBarge Caught Up In The Rapture - Anita Baker I Couldn’t Love You More - Sade Kiss Me - Sixpence None The Richer Darling - Montell Fish | — | ||||||
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| 10/7/22 | ![]() The Wonders of Songwriting, Pt. One (feat. Ravyn Lenae) | “I came into my own and I was able to find my voice through my writing,” says artist Ravyn Lenae. The making of her album, HYPNOS, was a four-year-long journey of blood, sweat and tears—but the result is a meticulously crafted debut, a collection of songs on which Ravyn herself has curated every element, right down to individual snares and bass lines. In this episode, the first in our three part mini-series, “The Wonders of Songwriting,” Hanif and Ravyn dig into the editing process that produced the many sonic moods and colors on HYPNOS. And, in an Object of Sound exclusive, Ravyn walks Hanif through the earlier mixes of her song, ‘Inside Out,’ and explains why this track in particular needed over 2,000 vocal recordings before it was just right. For the playlist of songs curated for this episode, including ‘Inside Out, head over to radio.sonos.com. / Music In This Week’s Episode: / Inside Out - Ravyn Lenae We’re So Good - Kids On A Crime Spree Hold On - The Internet One For the Griot - J-Live Don’t Go Near The Water - The Beach Boys Migratory Birds - Earth From The Moon Let’s Pretend We’re Not In Love - The Reds, Pinks, and Purples Tender Falls the Rain - Randy Crawford | — | ||||||
| 9/30/22 | ![]() The One Who Digs (feat. Björk) | “It’s like digging a hole and moving into it, and listening to a lot of bass, and loving it.” So says Björk of the meaning behind the word ‘Fossora’—the title of her tenth studio album, just released today. On this episode, Hanif and Björk break Fossora down concept-by-concept, from the sextet of bass clarinets that shape the album’s grounded, sonic world, to the album’s themes of digging deeply into our ancestral roots, and the pleasures of setting down new ones. To close the show, Hanif riffs on Fossora’s autumnal vibes with a playlist of music for the coming season. For the playlist of songs curated for this episode head over to radio.sonos.com. / Music In This Week’s Episode: / Sorrowful Soil - Björk God In Wilson - Dijon let it be me - Joy Oladokun ACTING NORMAL - BLACKSTARKIDS I Don’t Know How To Love - The Drums Longing To Hold You - Black Harmony Pulling Leaves Off Trees - Wallows Sowing Seeds - The Jesus and Mary Chain | — | ||||||
| 9/23/22 | ![]() Storytelling Through Song (feat. Danielle Ponder) | “When I'm onstage, it's the happiest I feel. It's the most in love with myself I feel,” says Danielle Ponder. “I know that’s my purpose.” On this episode of Object of Sound, Danielle and Hanif talk about how Danielle left her successful career as a public defender to follow her purpose and become a musician full time—and how Danielle sees storytelling as a vital skill for both professions. Hanif and Danielle dig into the making of her debut album ‘Some Of Us Are Brave,’ and Danielle reveals how connecting with other people through the stories in her songs helps her feel more alive, and less alone. At the end of the episode, Hanif creates a playlist of some of the very first songs he fell in love with. For the playlist of songs curated for this episode head over to radio.sonos.com. / Music In This Week’s Episode: / Some Of Us Are Brave- Danielle Ponder Pirate Jenny (Live at Carnegie Hall) - Nina Simone The Good Humor Man He Sees Everything Like This - Love Rich - Yeah Yeah Yeahs Call the Doctor - Sleater-Kinney Banquet - Bloc Party Here Lies the Man That Never Changed - Jacob Banks Flirted With You All My Life - Vic Chesnutt | — | ||||||
| 9/16/22 | ![]() Writing For the Future (feat. Madison Cunningham) | Welcome to Season Four of Object of Sound! To kick us off, Hanif sits down with Madison Cunningham, who just released her latest album, Revealer. Hanif and Madison dig deep into the songwriting process: the vulnerability and ultimately, the surrender that is required to put a piece of yourself out into the world. Throughout the conversation, Hanif and Madison investigate what it is like to confront our own reflections, and find the balance between who we think we are, and who exists behind that image. Plus, Hanif closes the episode with a playlist of his top road trip tunes. For the playlist of songs curated for this episode head over to www.mixcloud.com/sonos. / Music In This Week’s Episode: / Sunshine Over the Counter - Madison Cunningham Think Nothing - Sydney Sprague Frontline - Kelela Honeycomb - Kadhja Bonet Warm Winds (feat. Isaiah Rashad) - SZA, Isaiah Rashad I Think You’re Alright - Jay Som High Lonesome - The Gaslight Anthem Hey Jealousy - Gin Blossoms | — | ||||||
| 5/6/22 | ![]() You Belong To No One (feat. Margo Price) | “I have lived half my life in fear of judgment,” says Margo Price. “I'm so done with it.” In the final episode of this season, recorded from the back lounge of Margo’s tour bus, Margo reveals how the experience of writing her autobiography, Maybe We’ll Make It, empowered her to let go of her fear and tell her personal story. Plus, Margo talks to Hanif about her on-the-road reading list, her upcoming Sonos show Runaway Horses, and what she thinks of the evolving Nashville music scene. Hanif closes the episode with a playlist of autobiographical songs. For the playlist of songs curated for this episode head over to https://bit.ly/oos-margo-price. / Music In This Week's Episode: / This Town Gets Around - Margo Price Sports, Drugs and Entertainment - Cam’ron Nutbush City Limits - Tina Turner Rehab - Amy Winehouse Coal Miner’s Daughter - Loretta Lynn Piano Man - Billy Joel Captain Fantastic and the Brown Dirt Cowboy - Elton John Are You Leaving For The Country - Karen Dalton | — | ||||||
| 4/29/22 | ![]() Homecoming (feat. PJ Morton) | So many coming-of-age stories focus on leaving where you’re from—but what compels someone to come back? Musician PJ Morton returned to his hometown of New Orleans in 2016, and since then, he’s established an independent record label, founded a non-profit organization, and worked to restore the home of jazz pioneer Buddy Bolden. In this episode, Hanif and PJ talk about embracing the strength in your roots, and the making of his just-released album, Watch the Sun, which features appearances from artists like Stevie Wonder, Nas, Jill Scott, and more. To close the episode, Hanif takes us on a musical tour of his home state of Ohio. For the playlist of songs curated for this episode head over to https://bit.ly/oos-pj-morton. / Music In This Week’s Episode / Be Like Water (feat. Stevie Wonder and Nas) - PJ Morton Freedom Now - Tracy Chapman Pride & Vanity - Ohio Players Don’t Know What To Do - The Edsels Dead End America - The Pagans Tunnel Bound - Mood Heat Night - The Waitresses We Don’t Have To Take Our Clothes Off - Jermaine Stewart | — | ||||||
| 4/22/22 | ![]() Beautiful (feat. Mavis Staples) | “I still have every bit of my voice,” says singer and civil rights icon Mavis Staples. “It’s still here, and I’m still here.” Throughout her career, Mavis has used her voice to uplift the truth through song, and after seventy years, she has no interest in slowing down. This year Mavis is on tour throughout the US and Europe, and on May 20th, she will release a new album, Carry Me Home, recorded with The Band’s Levon Helm. On this episode, Hanif speaks to Mavis about the album, why she won’t be retiring anytime soon, and the secrets behind the longevity of her career—including how Mahalia Jackson taught her to take care of her voice. For the playlist of songs curated for this episode head over to https://bit.ly/oos-mavis-staples. / Music In This Week’s Episode / I’ll Take You There - The Staple Singers The Last Waltz Suite: The Weight (feat. The Staple Singers) - The Band, The Staple Singers How I Got Over - Live at New Temple Missionary Baptist Church - Aretha Franklin Summertime / Sometimes I Feel Like A Motherless Child - Mahalia Jackson Heaven - Mary Mary Down in My Soul - Ingram Singers BL3$$3D - Trek Manifest | — | ||||||
| 4/15/22 | ![]() Karaoke Dreams (feat. Marianne Chan, Garvaundo Hamilton, and Raina Lee) | “Anyone who loves music can karaoke.” So declares Raina Lee, Karaoke Queen and author of Hit Me With Your Best Shot: The Ultimate Guide to Karaoke Domination. In celebration of National Karaoke Week, our new favorite niche holiday, we’re devoting a whole episode to karaoke. We’ll hear tips for picking the perfect song and what it takes to rule the karaoke stage from Raina and 2020 World Karaoke Champion Garvaundo Hamilton. Plus, listeners from across the country call in to perform some of their karaoke favorites. Marianne Chan closes out the episode with a reading of her poem, ‘In Defense of Karaoke.’ For the playlist of songs curated for this episode head over to www.mixcloud.com/sonos. / Music In This Week’s Episode: / I Wanna Dance With Somebody - Whitney Houston Unwritten - Natasha Bedingfield U Remind Me - Usher No Scrubs - TLC Don’t Stop Believin’ - Journey | — | ||||||
| 4/8/22 | ![]() My Anger Is My Friend (feat. Yaeji) | What does anger look like? In Yaeji’s case, the answer is simple: a fearsome, bedazzled hammer. At least, that’s the idea behind her forthcoming debut album. “It's a story about me and my anger,” says Yaeji. “My anger is materialized into this hammer that I befriend.” In this episode, Hanif sits down with Yaeji to talk about her songwriting process, her debut album, and the usefulness, the beauty, and the complicated nature of anger. Hanif closes the episode with a final thought: when we stop pushing away our anger and listen to what it is telling us, what greater acts of love, service, and creativity can that anger propel us towards? For the playlist of songs curated for this episode head over to https://bit.ly/oos-yaeji. / Music In This Week’s Episode / When I Grow Up - Yaeji Hit ‘Em Up Style - Blue Cantrell You Oughta Know - Alanis Morissette Caught Out There - Kelis Never Again - Kelly Clarkson Breaking Point - Keri Hilson What About - Janet Jackson | — | ||||||
| 4/1/22 | ![]() Nothing Is Easy (feat. Jack White) | Jack White has won twelve Grammys, founded his own label, and is regularly ranked as one of the top guitarists of all time—but, “I’ve never felt like I’ve arrived or felt satisfied,” he tells Hanif. It’s that restlessness and discomfort with success that keeps pushing Jack into new creative territory. In this episode, we talk to Jack about his two forthcoming albums, Fear Of The Dawn and Entering Heaven Alive, and what it means to consistently return to the challenge of making something new—a daunting and inspiring task that all artists face. Plus, Hanif makes a playlist highlighting his favorite vinyl record purchases so far this year. For the playlist of songs curated for this episode head over to https://bit.ly/oos-jackwhite. /Music in this episode:/ Hi-De-Ho - Jack White, Q-Tip Party Girl - Linda Ronstadt Lonely, Lonely - Nancy Wilson Way Out - Steve Arrington’s Hall of Fame Emotion - Merry Clayton You’re Just What I Need - Betty Wright Talk Talk - Talk Talk Let the Church Roll On - Mahalia Jackson | — | ||||||
| 3/25/22 | ![]() The Sounds of the Game (feat. Monica Lynch & Haley O’Shaughnessy) | Just in time for the final weeks of March Madness, we’re bringing two of our favorite things together – music and basketball. Hanif heads to a Cleveland Cavaliers v. Detroit Pistons game to take in the sounds courtside. Then, together with sports journalist Haley O’Shaughnessy and former Tommy Boy Records President Monica Lynch, we’ll uncover the stories that explain why you hear what you hear at a game, and dig into 90s nostalgia. Plus, Hanif makes a playlist of his favorite arena hits. For the playlist of songs curated for this episode head over to https://bit.ly/oos-basketball. / Music in this week's episode / Gonna Make You Sweat (Everybody Dance Now) - C&C Music Factory Hip Hop Hooray - Naughty By Nature Thunderstruck - AC/DC Timber (feat. Ke$ha) - Pitbull, Kesha Sirius - The Alan Parsons Project Jump Around - House of Pain Let’s Get Loud - Jennifer Lopez | — | ||||||
| 3/18/22 | ![]() Transformation Through Repetition (feat L’Rain) | “I'm just so fascinated by the voice,” says Taja Cheek, the experimentalist and multi-instrumentalist behind L’Rain. “It feels so scary to me, but that's also what kind of draws me closer to it to try to figure it out.” It’s this fascination Taja credits with inspiring the dreamy and ethereal vocal manipulations on Fatigue, L’Rain’s second album. On this episode, Hanif and Taja sit down ahead of L’Rain’s upcoming tour to talk in detail about her process, the power of repetition, and confronting one’s own voice. We’ll also talk about L’Rain’s upcoming show at BAM, where she is performing with Moses Sumney as part of a series of concerts curated by Hanif. Plus, stay tuned at the end of the episode as Hanif and Taja collaborate on a vocal experiment of their own. For the playlist of songs curated for this episode head over to https://bit.ly/oos-repetition. / Music In This Week’s Episode / Find It - L’Rain Halo - Beyoncé I’m Goin’ Down - Bruce Springsteen Work - Rhianna, Drake Mr. Brightside - The Killers Thong Song - Amber Mark Ain’t No Sunshine - Bill Withers | — | ||||||
| 3/11/22 | ![]() Great Movie Soundtracks (feat. Wesley Morris) | “Soundtracks are the unsung heroes of film.” That’s the premise of this special episode of Object of Sound, recorded live at On Air Fest 2022. Hanif and New York Times critic at large Wesley Morris took to the stage in Brooklyn to talk about four of their all-time favorite Black movie soundtracks, from Do the Right Thing (1989) to Love and Basketball (2000), from Boomerang (1992) to Belly (1998). Plus, a playlist of standout hits from soundtracks of the 1990s. For the playlist of songs curated for this episode head over to https://bit.ly/oos-movies. / Music In This Week’s Episode: / Know The Ledge, Eric B. & Rakim End Of The Road, Boyz II Men So Good, Davina For the Love of Money / Living For the City (feat. Queen Latifah), Troop, Levert, Queen Latifah Days of Our Livez, Bone Thugs-N-Harmony Sittin’ Up In My Room, Brandy | — | ||||||
| 3/4/22 | ![]() To Love Ourselves Well (feat. Allison Russell) | “The journey to self-love is not quick, or easy, or ever over,” says musician Allison Russell, whose solo album Outside Child was released to widespread acclaim last year. In this episode, Allison and Hanif sit down to talk about healing and moving towards self-love through trauma—and the rollercoaster of emotions that often comes along with that work. How can we embrace the totality of our past, comfortably inhabit our contradictions, and love who we are in this moment—whether we feel shameless, ashamed, or both? This week, our playlist features songs about loving oneself. Plus, Allison and Hanif swap poem and book recommendations—check the show notes for links! For the playlist of songs curated for this episode head over to https://bit.ly/oos-self-love. /Music In This Week’s Episode: / Poison Arrow, Allison Russell Feelins, Betty Davis Deliverance, Sa-Roc There She Goes, The La’s Tomorrow Is My Turn, Nina Simone Baby Can I Hold You, Tracy Chapman Queendom, Girlhood Nobody Knows, Pastor T.L. Barrett and the Youth for Christ Choir Lost In The Paradise, Gal Costa | — | ||||||
| 2/25/22 | ![]() Detroit Techno (feat. Eddie Fowlkes and Imani Mixon) | “For a very long time, people knew of techno as a genre, but never placed it in Detroit,” says writer and cultural producer Imani Mixon. In this episode, we’re digging deep into the origins of that Detroit techno sound. Hanif and Imani are joined by “godfather & originator” of Detroit techno himself, Eddie Fowlkes, to guide us through the evolution of techno, from the basements of Detroit to the airwaves of Europe, and beyond. Plus, Hanif guides us through a playlist of his top Detroit techno tracks. For the playlist of songs curated for this episode head over to https://bit.ly/oos-detroit. / Music In This Week’s Episode: / Black Man Orchestra, Eddie Fowlkes Alleys of Your Mind, Cybotron Do It All Night, DJ Minx Epilogue, Octave One Good Life, Inner City OBX-A, X-102 Urban Rains, Never On Sunday | — | ||||||
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