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Published by Cue the Record
Through conversations with guest selectors, artists, hosts, and cultural voices, Audio Archive by Cue the Record explores how music moves through communities, preserves histories, and shapes identity across time. Some episodes grow out of our listening sessions, where we create space for music to work on us without distraction. Others go beyond the room—into conversations, debates, memories, and discoveries that connect music across generations, backgrounds, and neighborhoods. Audio Archive is a space to listen deeper, ask better questions, and understand the music—and the worlds around it—a little differently.
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Since 2024, Cue the Record, the NYC-based collective, non-profit, and community, has united people over a shared love of music through immersive experiences. Now, you can experience our signature high-fidelity listening sessions on-demand, through “Audio Archive,” the Cue the Record podcast. In each episode, you’ll hear in-depth album analysis from our listening sessions: lyric breakdowns, cultural deep dives, sampling techniques, and audience discussion. Plus, the best moments from the album play through and more! Experience music in a new way with us. Subscribe to Audio Archive by Cue the Record on all platforms. For more info, visit cuetherecord.org and follow us on Instagram @cuetherecord . Subscribe to Audio Archive on Apple , Spotify , Amazon Music , or wherever you get your podcasts. Production Credits: Mustafa Ali-Smith, Vanessa Handy
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