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In this episode of Home Records, Slice and Emily dive into Golden Hour by Kacey Musgraves. They explore the record’s dreamy blend of country, pop, and disco influences, unpacking how it marked a bold creative shift for country music and captured a season of love, clarity, and personal growth.

From shimmering standout moments and unexpected production choices to candid reflections and behind-the-scenes stories, they share what makes Golden Hour feel both timeless and transportive. Along the way, they talk about how the album reshaped the modern country landscape—and where it fits in their own lives and record collection.

Whether you’re a longtime fan of Kacey Musgraves or hearing Golden Hour for the first time, join them for a conversation that’s part music history, part personal reflection—and you might just find your next favorite record along the way.

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In this episode of Home Records (Part 2), Slice and Emily continue their deep dive into the world of Haruomi Hosono—this time zooming out to explore his groundbreaking supergroup, Yellow Magic Orchestra. They trace the evolution from Hosono’s solo work into the bold, futuristic sound of YMO, unpacking how this collaboration helped redefine what pop music could be.

They explore the band’s pioneering use of synthesizers and playful, genre-bending production that made YMO feel so revolutionary—both in Japan and around the world. Along the way, they reflect on how discovering Hosono first shaped their experience of hearing YMO, and share personal stories about tracking down these records in Japan and connecting the dots between artist and supergroup.

Whether you’re following along from Part 1 or jumping in fresh, join them for a conversation that’s part music history, part discovery—and a deeper look at how one artist’s vision expanded into something even bigger.

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In this episode of Home Records, we’re diving into Hosono House by Haruomi Hosono—our first Japanese record on the show, and part one of a two-part series.

We actually found this record on our honeymoon in Osaka, after searching all over Japan trying to track it down. In this episode, we’re sharing that story—what it took to find it, why it mattered so much to us, and how it became part of our collection.

We also get into the sound and legacy of Hosono House, and why it’s such an important record not just in Japanese music, but in shaping artists around the world. From production details to personal memories, this one is part music history, part travel story, and completely a snapshot of our life right now.

Whether you’ve loved this album for years or you’re hearing it for the first time, we’re so glad you’re here listening with us.

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In this episode of Home Records, Slice and Emily dive into Love You by The Beach Boys — a cult-classic gem from Slice’s all-time favorite band. They explore the album’s strange, synth-heavy sound, its raw and vulnerable songwriting, and the surprising place it holds in the band’s legacy.

From Brian Wilson’s quirky production choices to standout tracks and unexpected emotional depth, they unpack why Love You feels both wildly unconventional and deeply sincere. Along the way, they share personal memories, honest reactions, and a few laughs about what makes this record so polarizing — and so beloved.

Whether you’re a lifelong Beach Boys fan or just curious about one of their most misunderstood releases, join them for a conversation that’s part music history, part personal reflection — and maybe discover a whole new side of an iconic band.

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In this episode of Home Records, Slice and Emily dive into Odessey and Oracle by the Zombies. They explore the record’s story, its cultural impact, and what it has meant to them personally. From standout tracks and production quirks to funny and candid behind-the-scenes memories, they share why this album still resonates today. Whether you’re a longtime fan or discovering it for the first time, join them for a conversation that’s part music history, part personal reflection—and you might just find your next favorite record along the way.

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In this first episode of Home Records, Slice and Emily dive into Nebraska by Bruce Springsteen. They explore the album’s stark origins, its cultural impact, and what this stripped-down record has meant to them personally. From haunting standout tracks and lo-fi production quirks to candid reflections and early memories tied to the music, they share why Nebraska still resonates decades later. Whether you’re a longtime Springsteen fan or hearing this album for the first time, join them for a conversation that’s part music history, part personal reflection—and you might just find your next favorite record along the way.

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