| Part of Series | All Songs Considered from NPR Music |
| Length | 28:59 |
| Licensor | NPR Music |
| Producer(s) | Robin Hilton |
| Formats | Weekly Program |
| Topics | Music |
| Produced | April 12, 2007 |
| Added to PRX | May 25, 2007 |
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All Songs Considered host Bob Boilen introduces some of his favorite new finds, including the controlled chaos of Frog Eyes, melancholy melodies of Low, and African rhythms of Antibalas (antee-BAH-LAHS).
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Engaging, Informational, Surprising
English
All Songs Considered host Bob Boilen introduces some of his favorite new finds, including the controlled chaos of Frog Eyes, melancholy melodies of Low, and African rhythms of Antibalas (antee-BAH-LAHS).
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New music from the African beats of Brooklyn's Antibalas; The Sahara's rebel group Tinariwen; Dark harmonies from The Besnard Lakes; The controlled chaos of Frog Eyes; The whimsical pop of Let's Go Sailing; A day at the river with Leah Siegel; Spare, melancholy melodies from Low.
This program includes one break opportunity: see timings and cues.
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