#135 - Megan Thee Stallion, Four Tet, Little Dragon

03/30/20 • 53 min

Audioface: Music News, Reviews, & Culture

On the 135th episode of Audioface:

REVIEWS: "Suga" by Megan Thee Stallion, "Sixteen Oceans" by Four Tet, and "New Me, Same Us" by Little Dragon.

You'd think music streaming would be higher than ever, given the situation. Fender offers free music lessons, and Lady Gaga suspends the release of her upcoming album. The Suga review. Future wants masks on. Dr. Dre, Mr. Rogers, and "YMCA" make their mark in history. The Sixteen Oceans review. Arctic Monkeys drummer Matt Helders undergoes the worst interview ever, but there's good news coming out of it. Is Britney Spears a comrade? The New Me, Same Us review. Abbey Road gets updated, Spotify wants to help struggling musicians, and the only "Corona" music parody that was needed.

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On the 135th episode of Audioface:

REVIEWS: "Suga" by Megan Thee Stallion, "Sixteen Oceans" by Four Tet, and "New Me, Same Us" by Little Dragon.

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#134 - The Weeknd, Childish Gambino, TOKiMONSTA

On the 134th episode of Audioface:

REVIEWS: "After Hours" by The Weeknd, "Oasis Nocturno" by TOKiMONSTA, and "3.15.20" by Childish Gambino.

"Donald Glover Presents" is now "3.15.20", and that changes the schedule a bit. Rihanna is using her privilege to help the vulnerable during the Coronavirus pandemic. The After Hours review. Consequence of Sound's running list of cancelled musical events can be found here. The Oasis Nocturno review. Artists' coronavirus quarantine livestreams might impact music forever. The 3.15.20 review. Audio from a juicy Taylor Swift-Kanye West conversation leaks out, and Bandcamp is helping indie artists in a big way.

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#136 - Thundercat, Dua Lipa, J Balvin

On the 136th episode of Audioface:

REVIEWS: "It Is What It Is" by Thundercat, "Future Nostalgia" by Dua Lipa, and "Colores" by J Balvin.

Soundcloud is making moves to become like a record label. The It Is What It Is review. Tekashi 6ix9ine is released early due to the danger that coronavirus poses to prison labels. The Future Nostalgia review. The 1975 delays their upcoming album once again. The Colores review. Coachella tent crafters pivot to coronavirus relief. The Fader's list of Coronavirus relief charities. RIP Bill Withers. (The outro song is his classic, "Ain't No Sunshine")