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The War on Drugs, Meek Mill and more

By Kimberly L. Ferguson
January 22, 2023
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Clockwise, left to right: Xenia Rubinos (Photo: Anthony Pidgeon / Redferns), Young Thug (Photo: Burak Cingi / Redferns), Andrew Savage of Parquet Courts (Photo: Rune Hellestad - Corbis / Corbis via Getty Images) , Jim James of My Morning Jacket (Photo: Erika Goldring / WireImage)

Clockwise, left to right: Xenia Rubinos (Photo: Anthony Pidgeon / Redferns), Young Thug (Photo: Burak Cingi / Redferns), Andrew Savage of Parquet Courts (Photo: Rune Hellestad – Corbis / Corbis via Getty Images) , Jim James of My Morning Jacket (Photo: Erika Goldring / WireImage)
Graphic: Natalie Peeples

As long as we believe that our tastes stubbornly remain our tastes, unchanging and determined only by us, the changing of the seasons can be a pretty compelling counter-argument. The weather is getting colder, the sun goes down earlier, and suddenly we listen to a lot less Dua Lipa, and a lot more Radiohead. Just as whether we are happy or sad can dictate our choices when it comes to music balm, climate also helps determine how many beats per minute we want to fill our speakers. And to some extent, the albums coming out in the fall reflect that change: we’ve got a bunch of great new stuff from artists more interested in you playing on headphones than on the dance floor: My Morning Jacket, Billy Bragg, Hovvdy, and more are popping up in October – and if you’re not ready for the party to end, artists like Remi Wolf and Meek Mill are here for you. Plus, Tony Bennett and Lady Gaga tackle more standards, so there really is something for everyone. Read on to see which records we’re most excited to set in October.

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