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Tap'd In's best Milwaukee albums of 2019 so far

This week we're talking about our favorite Milwaukee albums of the year so far. Stream the episode below (and read on for spoilers).

Lady Cannon | Photo credit: Georgia Lloyd

At the end of each year we always round up our favorite Milwaukee albums. But with six months of 2019 already behind us, we felt like we should share some records that we feel will almost certainly rank among out favorite Milwaukee albums at the end of this year.

Abby Jeanne - "Music Box Dancer"

The best-produced album yet from this undeniable Milwaukee talent.

MT Twins - "Voice of the Youth"

A moving combination of party music and emo-rap from two of the Milwaukee rap scene's most vivid songwriters.

Rose of the West - "Rose of the West"

A complete vision from a Milwaukee band with a distinct mastery of mood.

Klassik - "American Klassiks"

It's not often that live albums make these lists, in part because it's not often Milwaukee artists release live albums. But Klassik's tribute to the American songbook is more than just a live album; it's a completely personal reinterpretation of some of the most important standards ever written.

Zed Kenzo - "Baby Swag"

The only thing more electric than Zed Kenzo's unusual production is her rapping. This is a major statement from an artist doing for Milwaukee hip-hop what Missy Elliott did for hip-hop at large.

Lady Cannon - "Fortune's Darling"

And last but not least, we had to give some love to this amazingly beautiful record, Piet's favorite Milwaukee release on the year so far. It's a portrait of heartbreak and a showcase for some really personal songwriting.

Hear us talk about all these albums below.

88Nine Senior Director of Programming | Radio Milwaukee