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In response to the devastation caused by Hurricane Helene, a benefit compilation album titled 'Cardinals at the Window' has been released, featuring 135 tracks from various artists including R.E.M., Phish, and Jason Isbell. The album, curated by Libby Rodenbough, David Walker, and Grayson Haver Currin, aims to raise funds for relief efforts in Western North Carolina. All proceeds will be distributed among three organizations: the Community Foundation of Western North Carolina, BeLoved Asheville, and Rural Organizing and Resilience. Notably, R.E.M. contributed a live version of 'King of Birds' recorded in 1989. The compilation includes unreleased tracks and live performances from a variety of artists, showcasing the music community's solidarity with those affected by the hurricane. Rodenbough emphasized the emotional connection many artists have to the region and the urgency of the fundraising effort.
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