Ray Davies On World Cafe
The legendary frontman of The Kinks discusses his new solo album, Americana, which deals in part with his relationship, as a Brit, to the United States.
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Resonance Records Transcends The Record Store Day Chase
"I thought that for the 10th anniversary, this would be one hell of a way to remind people that Record Store Day was also designed for jazz fans."
9 Songs We Love On This Insane Release Day
You know what? We give up. Here's a rundown of new singles we're loving today, from Omar Souleyman to Faith Evans' Biggie Smalls duet to Dua Lipa's new synth-pop jam with Miguel.
Across the Blue Ridge #69- Merlefest at 30
A festival that started small at Wilkes Community College in North Carolina has become one of the most enthusiastically supported roots music events in the U.S. Merlefest began in 1988 as an
Kendrick Lamar's First Interview After Releasing 'DAMN.' Is A Doozy
In his first conversation since the release of his new album, the greatest rapper alive offers revelations and deeper mysteries to prod
Goldie Releases Burial Remix Of 'Inner City Life'
Goldie has released a remix of "Inner City Life," his landmark drum and bass song from 1995's Timeless, by none other than Burial.
Bill MacKay's Solo Guitar Fades Quickly, Beautifully On 'Twilight'
MacKay's new solo album, Esker, is a rich and easygoing reminder that the American guitar tradition is a vast and detailed one.
Fred Eaglesmith, 'Toggle Switch' (Live)
The Canadian country musician makes his sixth appearance on Mountain Stage with this humorous performance, as recorded live in Charleston, W.Va.
Cuba Gooding, Sr., Star Of The Main Ingredient, Dies At 72
The 1970s soul singer — and father of actor Cuba Gooding, Jr. — was found unresponsive in his car Thursday.
Hear Roger Waters' New Song 'Smell The Roses'
"Smell The Roses," the first song Roger Waters is sharing from his upcoming album Is This The Life We Really Want?, is a rage against complacency and an elegy to the American dream.