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The Best Music of 2014 (So Far)

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What song do you have on repeat this summer?

It's hard to believe that 2014 is almost half over, and there is so much music you may have missed. Luckily, "The Internet's Busiest Music Nerd" is picking up the slack. If that ABBA's Greatest Hits album is starting to bore you, Anthony Fantano gives you some suggestions for new music.

Do you prefer your music to be locally grown? Chip McCabe also joins us to preview the Connecticut Music Awards, which highlights some of the very best Connecticut music each year.

What's your favorite song, album, or artist of 2014 so far? Share it below, and we'll read some of them during the show.

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