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  1. Selena Gomez has returned with 'Rare,' her first record in over four years. Gomez recently spoke with about learning to take care of her mental health, taking control of her public narrative and seeking closure through songwriting.

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  2. Listen to NPR Music's and recap the 2020 Grammy Awards on today's episode of Pop Culture Happy Hour ().

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  3. Music runs in the family for the Haden Triplets. Though Petra, Rachel and Tanya have each explored various musical projects individually, these days, they keep in close harmony on their latest collection, 'The Family Songbook.'

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  4. Formed as an all-woman ensemble in Mali, Les Amazones d'Afrique's new record, 'Amazones Power,' seeks to unite the group's voices with women around the globe.

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  5. If you're intimidated by opera, you're not alone. 's advice for beginners: Don't stress, simply listen.

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  6. Since her last record, Selena Gomez has battled Lupus, depression and anxiety, and had two high-profile breakups – all while millions followed along on social media. She calls 'Rare' is a diary of those years. Hear her interview with :

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    any chance to tag team with is always worth the price of admission, even to an award show known for making us — black folk, POC and women — pay the cost.

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  9. In a grief-stricken ceremony that front-loaded performances by women and black artists, mixed messages sparked both cynicism and cautious hope. NPR Music critics and assess the 2020 Grammy Awards:

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  11. Today on , hear a session with Tyler Childers (), an artist committed to the country tradition of telling real stories.

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    The Black Keys, Sturgill Simpson and Mavis Staples all landed on this list of the most-played songs on public radio stations across the country.

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  13. Koffee () is first woman and the youngest artist ever to win the Grammy for Best Reggae Album. Watch her set from the Tiny Desk.

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  14. On , and recap what you need to know about last night's 62nd Grammy Awards, from 's sweep to the impact of the scandal inside the Recording Academy on the telecast. Hear it in your podcast feed now:

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    It's your host Raina Douris ()! Here's what's coming up this week! Mon 1/27 – Tues 1/28 – Celebrating David Olney Wed 1/29 – Thurs 1/30 – Fri 1/31 – Catch the archives at .

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  17. In a ceremony clouded by controversy and mourning, Billie Eilish swept the night's biggest categories – Best New Artist, Song of the Year, Record of the Year and Album of the Year – and also took home the Best Pop Vocal Album prize. Our Grammys recap:

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    (2/2) ...Anais Mitchell, Jacob Collier, Attacca Quartet, Nicola Benedetti, Joyce DiDonato, and one we haven't published yet. Tons of great music to seek out! And a good time to boost this lovely profile of the series from this morning's Today Show:

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    (1/2) Finally, tonight's winners include a ton of Tiny Desk alums: Lizzo, Rodrigo y Gabriela, Gary Clark Jr., Anderson .Paak, PJ Morton, John Legend, Tyler The Creator, Brandi Carlile, Esperanza Spalding, Chick Corea, I'm With Her, Patty Griffin, Dave Chappelle...

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    In a few minutes, and I will sit down on to run through tonight's business: the scandals that have unfolded in the past week or so, Billie Eilish's sweep, thoughts on a few of the performances, and a quick Kobe remembrance. In your feeds Monday morning!

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