Paak's spellbinding Bonnie and Clyde-inspired video, "Motorbike" celebrates the unalloyed joy of two hearts beating as one.
With "Motorbike," the first track released from Gold-Diggers Sound, fans of Fort Worth's Grammy-winning crooner and producer Leon Bridges not only witnessed his ongoing evolution as a consummate artist, but also his move into the role of sensualist and visionary. The collective project Big Red Machine embraces Pecknold into the fold with "Phoenix," a lyrically repetitive meditation for deep contemplation while you watch sunlight hit the dust motes. Memories and indecision look better viewed through the eyes of Robin Pecknold, lead singer of Fleet Foxes, a band that lives in a sepia-toned world. If songs could make wishes, this one would beg to be paired with an overly choreographed end credits dance sequence in the sequel to Hitch the world deserves. This sugary pastiche of Little Richard, Marvin Gaye, Pharrell Williams, Herbie Hancock and OutKast at its poppiest is what every wedding band on earth prays for: music every generation will dance to. Alisha Sweeney, Colorado Public Radio, Indie 102.3 Singing in harmony, the pair's fuzzy song builds with urgency, giving it a loveable Pixies vibe. Comprised of Jay Som's Melina Duterte and Palehound's Ellen Kempner, the latter brought the idea of her mesmerizing experience in a grocery store parking lot to their collaboration. What started off as a little poem in a phone's notes app turned into the sweet noise pop single, "Stay in the Car" by Bachelor.
As always, you can discover fantastic music programming happening across the country in real time by clicking the links to each station's website. Here they are, in alphabetical order.Īll of this year's picks are available to stream on the Heavy Rotation Spotify and Apple Music playlists at the bottom of the page. Now, as we look back on our favorite songs, albums and artists of 2021, we're highlighting some of public radio's most-loved songs of the year. Each month, NPR Music asks music programmers, station hosts and producers across the country to pick the songs they can't stop spinning.
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