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Welcome to “Harry’s House.” Harry Styles released his third solo studio album Friday. “Harry’s House” feels happier and more intimate than its predecessors, “Fine Line” and “Harry Styles.” Departing from his previous psychedelic and rock sounds, Styles hits a ’70s-inspired groove in this 13-track release. The album exudes contentment from the top, starting with three...

Less than a week after the murder of George Floyd in the May of 2020, members of the New Orleans band Jank Setup knew they had to channel their emotions into writing a song. Here is a conversation about their original, "Fix."

Today on Louisiana Considered, we learn how the state is honoring officers during National Police Week. Then, we hear the second edition of Liner Notes, our new segment where we talk with a Louisiana band to analyze one of their original songs.

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Black womens contributions to pop music have long been erased or misunderstood. Three recent books, including Danyel Smiths Shine Bright, focus on these stories, offering a richer record of history.

Black women's contributions to pop music have long been erased or misunderstood. Three recent books, including Danyel Smith's Shine Bright, focus on these stories, offering a richer record of history.

Black women's contributions to pop music have long been erased or misunderstood. Three recent books, including Danyel Smith's Shine Bright, focus on these stories, offering a richer record of history.

Today on Louisiana Considered, we learn about updates from FEMA regarding the estimated 1,000 residents in Lafourche Parish still displaced after Hurricane Ida. We also take a look back at Louisiana baseball history, and talk to New Orleans band Pocket Chocolate about their songwriting process.

Today on Louisiana Considered, we learn about updates from FEMA regarding the estimated 1,000 residents in Lafourche Parish still displaced after Hurricane Ida. We also take a look back at Louisiana baseball history, and talk to local New Orleans band, Pocket Chocolate, about their songwriting process.