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A companion playlist for yesterday's dive into all the best new international music...and none of it's in English!
I didn’t grow up listening to music in English. Not at home, anyway.
###### Yep, this post is a little bit more geared to the musicians in the room than usual. I promise there’s still plenty for everyone here, but if you’re really annoyed, don’t worry — I’ll be back next week with my usual music recommendati...
##### A version of this post was published on July 15, 2024. It has been updated with a new introduction and additional highlights have been added from the playlist. The corresponding playlist itself has been refreshed with 12 new songs. Sp...
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