Amelia Mason

Amelia Mason, arts and culture reporter at WBUR who covers music, joins to review new album releases. They discuss Sturgill Simpson’s country-funk alter ego and its protest songs. James Blake’s dreamy, anxious record and notable collaborations come up. Conversations also cover Anjimile’s lyrical craft, Kim Gordon’s experimental rock, and Blessing Jolie’s genre-bending debut.

Amelia Mason, an arts critic from WBUR, dives into the latest music scene, spotlighting Kaytranada's infectious sound and Dijon's innovative approach in his album 'Baby.' She discusses the evocative storytelling in Marissa Nadler's work and Molly Tuttle's shift toward a pop-infused Americana style in 'So Long, Little Miss Sunshine.' The conversation also highlights fresh tracks from Pile and Joseph DiCosimo, showcasing emotional depth and craftsmanship, while a lightning round of recommendations offers diverse listening experiences for music lovers.