
Stephen Malkmus, Kelsey Lu, and more share original songs for "America in 2024"
Stephen Malkmus, Kelsey Lu, and more have contributed original songs to New York Times' T Magazine theme of "America in 2024".
Meg Baird, and Bonnie "Prince" Billie have also contributed new songs to the Culture issue of the magazine.
Each artist was asked to "write and record original songs that meditate on the theme of America in 2024".
Stephen Malkmus provided an erratic, mind-bending techno track, while Kelsey Lu shared a minimal, glitchy offering. Bonnie "Prince" Billie's track is a quiet acoustic number, while Meg Baird's is a soft, yet ominous track, which is about "whether we can trade our collective environmental, social and economic anxieties for action."
Malkmus' track, according to T Magazine, is an offering that might be considered to air "on pirate radio in a police state."
The former Pavement frontman recently released his first solo record in 18 years, Groove Denied.
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