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Rhye's Mike Milosh Shares New Song And Details New Album Back in early 2013, a quiet-sounding record took many of us by storm. The album was called Woman by the band Rhye. There was a lot of mystery surrounding this soft-sounding bedroom record, particularly in singer Mike Milosh's seductive voice. Now Rhye's back with its first new album in five years, along with a new single. In this conversation with All Songs Considered host Bob Boilen, Mike Milosh shares a new song from the album, Blood, and reveals how the new music came together. Hear The Song And Conversation All Songs Considered Vote For Your Favorite Albums Of 2017 Well you've made it! It's once again that time of year to tell us your top five albums of 2017. Just enter and rank your favorite five records in our online poll and we'll share the results in an upcoming episode of All Songs Considered. Tell Us Your Top Five Records All Songs Considered 10 Years Considered NPR Music has been celebrating its tenth anniversary this month and to mark the occasion, we've got a series of ten podcasts that look back at each of the past ten years in music, from the birth of the iPhone and Radiohead's In Rainbows, to Beyoncé's Lemonade and the loss of David Bowie. It's been a sweet ride! Take A Walk Down Memory Lane Tiny Desk Courtney Barnett and Kurt Vile: Tiny Desk Concert This collaboration between Philadelphia's Kurt Vile and Melbourne's Courtney Barnett is more about newfound friends poking jabs, goofing around and having fun with words than reaching any new musical heights. It's a much welcome injection of humor in the world of rock music and if you've heard their collaborative album Lotta Sea Lice, you'll find this Tiny Desk performance musically even more casual. It's akin to hearing friends play after a few afternoon beers. See The Tiny Desk Performance All Songs TV Watch Andrew Bird Perform Under The Hyperion Bridge In Los Angeles There's a brilliant new instrumental project from violinist Andrew Bird. Echolocations: River takes its musical inspiration from landscapes and environments with distinctive acoustics. In this video, Andrew Bird performs under the Hyperion bridge in Los Angeles's Atwater Village. See Andrew Bird's Performance

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