Oliver John-Rodgers On World Cafe
The Virginian's musical style, which he calls "acid cowboy," is influenced by indie and psychedelic rock. Hear a live performance.
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Julien Baker, Live In Concert: Newport Folk 2016
The 20-year-old Memphian's ragged-edged voice and ringing Telecaster were all it took to win over the Newport audience. Hear her solo set.
Watch Miguel Get Creative In NPR Music's New Documentary Series, 'Noteworthy'
Our new video documentary series on the creative process kicks off with the Grammy-winning soul singer. Watch him break down the origins of "Come Through And Chill" and "Adorn" with host Jason King.
New Mix: Regina Spektor, Lowell, Angelica Garcia, More
On this week's All Songs Considered, Bob Boilen and Stephen Thompson play the first single from Regina Spektor's latest album, new rap from Hamilton's Daveed Diggs and more.
Songs We Love: Muddy Magnolias, 'Brother, What Happened?'
Jessy Wilson and Kallie North bring together gospelized soul and clapboard-church country in a stirring song that calls for action, respect and compassion.
Watch Ty Segall Perform 'Feel' Live At Pickathon
The singer-songwriter interrupts the Pickathon calm with a blaring, exuberant rock song.
Colvin & Earle On World Cafe
The two songwriters finish each other's phrases as they discuss the co-writing process for their new album as a duo. Hear the conversation and watch a live performance.
Ruby Amanfu, Live In Concert: Newport Folk 2016
You heard her fierce background vocals on Beyoncé's Lemonade. In Amanfu's Newport set, she combined vulnerability with swagger in a way that evoked the pioneering women of rock 'n' roll.
The Wood Brothers On Mountain Stage
The sibling folk band, which recently released Paradise, performs six songs live in West Virginia.
First Watch: Angelica Garcia, 'Orange Flower'
Follow the young blues rocker Angelica Garcia through a series of terrible dates with a good-for-nothing papier-mâché monster in the new video for her song "Orange Flower."