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RiYL

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 Recommended if You Like: longform conversation with musicians, cartoonists, writers and other creative types.

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Copyright 2023 Brian Heater. All rights reserved. Art Musique Sciences sociales
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    • Episode 744: Dominique Fils-Aimé

      Episode 744: Dominique Fils-Aimé
      Jan 24 2026
      A few moments into My World is the Sun, there's little doubt Dominique Fils-Aimé is doing what she was put on this earth to do. As an ode to vulnerability, the record shines as it strips away instrumentation, focusing the attention on her voice, where it should be. Her work is a celebration of music's connective tissue and the hopefulness it can bring us together when we need it most.

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      50 min
    • Episode 742: The Happy Fits

      Episode 742: The Happy Fits
      Jan 17 2026
      Surprise, it's all four members of The Happy Fits, beaming in from their Philadelphia practice space. After a rough couple of years -- losing a member, gaining two, moving, breakups, interventions, sobriety -- the band is in remarkable good spirits. Preparing to embark on a tour ahead of their latest at, Lovesick, the group is re-energized and focused on the road ahead.

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      45 min
    • Episode 723: Ryan Walsh (Hallelujah the Hills)

      Episode 723: Ryan Walsh (Hallelujah the Hills)
      Jan 11 2026
      Few albums warrant their own YouTube explainer direct from the band. It's not exactly necessary for Deck -- particularly in the wake of compilations produced from the project's 54 songs -- but it's part of the fun. The entire four-album set is a testament to Hallelujah the Hill's ability to keep things fresh 20 years on from their debut. The Boston band is producing some of the best work of its career and enjoying every minute of it.

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      50 min
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