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The best new albums out July 25

Indigo De Souza released one of our host's favorite albums of the year on Friday.

Indigo De Souza released one of our host's favorite albums of the year on Friday.

It’s Friday, and that means it’s time to spotlight brand new albums that rise above President Martin Van Buren’s disputed contribution to the global lexicon. We listened to more than 50 new releases out today, July 25, and dug into our five favorite in the latest episode of New Music Friday with Joe Kendrick of public radio station WNCW in Western North Carolina.

Two of today’s finest records were born in Appalachia: Roots superstar Tyler Childers’ downright angry Snipe Hunter and Indigo De Souza’s triumphant Precipice. We also discuss albums by a name you definitely know — Patty Griffin is back — and two names you probably haven’t heard until now: Ryan Davis and Yoshika Colwell.

Keep scrolling to see all of the week’s big releases and find links to where you can listen to New Music Friday beginning at 3 a.m. ET no matter where you get your podcasts.

The Starting Five


Patty Griffin. (Alysse Gafkjen | Thirty Tigers)

Our hosts share the backstories and best songs from the following albums:

💿 Tyler Childers, Snipe Hunter

💿 Patty Griffin, Crown of Roses

💿 Indigo De Souza, Precipice

💿 Ryan Davis & The Roadhouse Band, New Threats From the Soul

💿 Yoshika Colwell, On the Wing

New Music Friday is a feature of NPR’s All Songs Considered podcast. Hear the discussion on the NPR App, Apple, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts.

The Lightning Round


Freddie Gibbs and The Alchemist. (Nick Walker | Virgin Music)

Six more albums we wish we had time to discuss on the podcast:

💿 Freddie Gibbs and The Alchemist, Alfredo 2

💿 Tyler, The Creator, DON’T TAP THE GLASS

💿 Cory Hanson, I Love People

💿 quinnie, paper doll

💿 Unspoken Tradition, Resilience

💿 MC Yallah & Debmaster, Gaudencia

Listen to each album’s best songs on our New Music Friday playlists on Spotify and Apple, or wherever you stream music.

The Long List


Heide Peverelle, Gracie Sinclair and Jeanie Pilkington of Folk B**** Trio. (Copper Taylor-Bogaar | Jagjaguwar)

For those who want to dig even deeper, here are the week’s new albums sorted by genre:

Rock/Alt/Indie

Country/Folk/Americana

Electronic/Out There

Global

Pop

R&B/Soul

Rap/Hip-Hop

Classical




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