Listen: Yola, Mavis Staples Talk on Spotify's New 'Duet' Podcast

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Yola and Mavis Staples are the guests on the inaugural episode of Spotify's new Duet podcast. The two share some favorite tunes—by Dolly Parton, Aretha Franklin, Al Green, Barry White, Curtis Mayfield, and Rotary Connection—and discuss the impact the music has had on them in their lives, how it has helped them in difficult times. "Yola's music exists on the border of a few different genres—country, soul, even a little disco," says host Matthew Boll, "but her voice, that's what hits you. It's unforgettable. It somehow feels both timeless and original."

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Yola and Mavis Staples are the guests on the inaugural episode of Spotify's new Duet podcast. The two share some favorite tunes—by Dolly Parton, Aretha Franklin, Al Green, Barry White, Curtis Mayfield, and Rotary Connection—and discuss the impact the music has had on them in their lives, how it has helped them in difficult times. You can listen to the conversation and music in the episode on Spotify here.

"Yola's music exists on the border of a few different genres—country, soul, even a little disco," says host Matthew Boll, "but her voice, that's what hits you. It's unforgettable. It somehow feels both timeless and original." You can hear her Dan Auerbach–produced debut album, Walk Through Fire, released on Easy Eye Sound and Nonesuch Records, here.

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Yola, Mavis Staples: Spotify "Duet" podcast, February 2021
  • Friday, February 19, 2021
    Listen: Yola, Mavis Staples Talk on Spotify's New 'Duet' Podcast

    Yola and Mavis Staples are the guests on the inaugural episode of Spotify's new Duet podcast. The two share some favorite tunes—by Dolly Parton, Aretha Franklin, Al Green, Barry White, Curtis Mayfield, and Rotary Connection—and discuss the impact the music has had on them in their lives, how it has helped them in difficult times. You can listen to the conversation and music in the episode on Spotify here.

    "Yola's music exists on the border of a few different genres—country, soul, even a little disco," says host Matthew Boll, "but her voice, that's what hits you. It's unforgettable. It somehow feels both timeless and original." You can hear her Dan Auerbach–produced debut album, Walk Through Fire, released on Easy Eye Sound and Nonesuch Records, here.

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