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2020 year in review: Best albums came as COVID-19 made music more essential than ever in a year we d all like to forget
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Originally published on December 23, 2020 11:05 am
What are the best songs of the year? That s kind of a trick question, given the subjectivity of music. But anyone can still have favorites, and that s what you re about to hear a collection of some of 2020 s best songs, as chosen by the
World Cafe staff. Songs from huge stars (like Jason Isbell), songs from new artists (like the folk supergroup Bonny Light Horseman) and songs from artists who returned to music this year after a long break (like Kathleen Edwards).
You ll hear those and lots more including the one song every single person on the
The silver lining for 2020 is that we had more time than ever to consume the arts. We finally got to the stack of books that had been sitting on the nightstand for months. We were secretly glad to replace weekend plans with a nice, healthy Netflix binge. Once we discovered the joys of listening to podcasts instead of actually, you know, talking to people on our daily pandemic walks, there was no looking back.Â
Considering the pandemic is very much with us, and social distancing is still the way of the near future, as we close out 2020, the
Houstonia staff has rounded up our favorite things we read, watched, and listened during this strange, unprecedented year. So you can use these recs however you see fit, whether that means scanning this list to fill out your holiday downtime, or ordering up some of these titles for your own enjoyment in 2021.
Year in Review: Best Music of 2020 — Staff Picks
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Matt Barrick (
The Walkmen drummer) – released a new EP,
Covers, on December 9. It’s exactly as the title suggests, with Muzz playing songs by
Bob Dylan,
Tracy Chapman, and
Arthur Russell. Despite the source material’s diversity, Muzz make the tracks seem cohesive, delivering indie rock with a vibe that’s somehow simultaneously nostalgic yet futuristic. They first demonstrated this distinctive approach on their self-titled debut album, which they released this past June. During a recent Zoom video chat, all three members discussed what made them decide to do these particular covers, how they came up with the band’s unique sound, and why they wanted to become musicians in the first place.
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