From country twang to electronic trance, our latest mix takes listeners on a journey through an extraordinary range of musical landscapes. Matt and Sam discover unexpected connections between artists spanning five decades, share their surprised reactions to genre departures, and explain why this collection might be their favorite in years.

The hosts dive deep into Eric Church's reflective "Hands of Time," exploring how music keeps us youthful despite life's inevitable forward march. They unpack Wet Leg's relatable lyrics about unwanted advances in "Catch These Fists" and The Kooks' poignant reminder to live fully because "you never know when it's going to stop." The conversation takes a more vulnerable turn with Haim's powerful exploration of panic attacks in "Everybody's Trying to Figure Me Out."

A surprising highlight emerges in Finneas and Kacey Musgraves' acoustic duet, where Finneas (of Billie Eilish production fame) showcases his remarkable vocal talents. The hosts marvel at Orbital's collaboration with actress Tilda Swinton on a six-minute meditation that functions simultaneously as relaxation aid and dance track.

The musical exploration continues with The Black Keys' soul-influenced sound, Little Feat proving their 50+ year longevity, Arcade Fire's signature building compositions, and Charlotte DeWitte's pure electronic experience. 

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1. Hands of Time - Eric Church

2. catch these fists - Wet Leg

3. Never Know - The Kooks

4. Everybody's Trying To Figure Me Out - HAIM

5. Giver/Taker (Apple Music Sessions) - FINNEAS & Kacey Musgraves

6. Starry Eyed - Good Neighbours

7. Deepest - Orbital & Tilda Swinton

8. Babygirl - The Black Keys

9. Midnight Flight - Little Feat

10. Year of the Snake - Arcade Fire

11. Please Don't Move to Melbourne - Ball Park Music

12. The Realm - Charlotte De Witte

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