Stephen Thompson

But now I've also got a brand new record full of big, bright, summery joy and a few sharp edges along the way to keep things interesting.

It's the first album in four years from one of my favorite bands, Moona.

It's out today.

It's called Dancing on the Wall, and this is the title track.

That song has been stuck in my head for the entirety of spring.

Every once in a while, a piece of music just straight up dictates the mindset that I take into summertime.

Muna's self-titled record from four years ago did that for me.

And I'm setting an intention right now that Dancing on the Wall is going to do the same.

This is going to be the summer I finally step outside.

I have been hearing great things about the outdoors.

I'm going to rock this record at barbecues, at pride parties, at sweaty summer hangs, at my friends' houses.

I'm already loving it so much.

That is Muna.

Their new album is called Dancing on the Wall.

That is what is making me happy this week.

And that brings us to the end of our show.

Jordan Morris, Ronald Young Jr., thanks so much for being here.

Oh, man.

Thanks for having me, Stephen.

This episode was produced by Hafsah Fathima and Mike Katziff and edited by our showrunner, Jessica Reed.