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Lake Street Dive's Bridget Kearney spoke with NPR's Weekend Edition about "Being a Woman," a song she wrote for the band's new album, Obviously, adding her "voice to that chorus of the women that came before me who were shouting, 'Things need to change.'" You can hear what else she had to say here.

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"If it were me packing up for island isolation, Nonesuch Records would be pretty high up in my priorities," says Radio New Zealand's William Dart (thank you, Mr. Dart!). The label is the focus of the latest episode of his show New Horizons, featuring recent releases from Lake Street Dive, Rhiannon Giddens & Francesco Turrisi, k.d. lang, and Caroline Shaw & Sō Percussion.

"After almost sixty years of operation, Nonesuch Records has ended up with a boundary-defying stable of artists that includes the Kronos Quartet, Laurie Anderson, Emmylou Harris, The Black Keys, and Randy Newman . . . and the list goes on, considerably. Seven months into 2021, Nonesuch continues to knock any would-be barriers asunder."

You can hear the episode here.

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Tune in to see Lake Street Dive perform on Jimmy Kimmel Live! on Wednesday night.

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Congratulations to Lake Street Dive, whose new album, Obviously, debuted at No. 5 on the Billboard Album Chart, and at No. 1 on the Americana/Folk Chart!

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Lake Street Dive celebrated the release of its new album, Obviously, with a performance of the album opener, “Hypotheticals,” on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert last night. The band will perform on CBS This Morning: Saturday Sessions tomorrow.

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Lake Street Dive’s new album, Obviously, is out now! "You need to make this band part of your life," exclaims the AP. "Lake Street Dive have never sounded better, full and clear with every instrument given a chance to shine in every song." You can hear it here.