
NPR Music New Music Friday: The best albums out June 21
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Jun 21, 2024 Music journalists Hazel Cills and Anamaria Sayre discuss Peso Pluma's new album 'Éxodo' and Kehlani's adventurous 'Crash'. They explore the blend of traditional Mexican genres with modern sounds, Kehlani's genre versatility, and Emiliana Torini's storytelling in 'Miss Flower'. The episode also highlights various album releases on June 21st, encouraging listener engagement and feedback.
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Peso Pluma's Fusion
- Peso Pluma blends traditional Regional Mexican music with contemporary pop and rap influences.
- His new album, Éxodo, showcases this fusion and his growing artistry.
Live Instrumentation
- Peso Pluma emphasizes live instrumentation in his music, setting him apart from many young artists.
- This focus on traditional instruments contributes to the resurgence of Regional Mexican music.
Reimagining a Classic
- Peso Pluma's "El Reloj" reimagines a classic bolero about cherishing fleeting moments with a lover.
- He updates the theme to reflect modern heartbreak, focusing on the aftermath.

