Heavy Rotation: The Songs Public Radio Can't Stop Playing
This month's playlist includes a new track from an Austin up-and-comer, a song about white privilege from Tune-Yards and a jazz instrumental cover of Amy Winehouse.
Music
Frank Kimbrough On Piano Jazz
On this episode of Piano Jazz, the pianist and master collaborator displays his graceful, romantic style and duets with host Marian McPartland.
Christian Scott: Building Bridges Across Cultures
We join Christian Scott aTunde Adjuah for a performance at the New Orleans Jazz Market drawn from The Centennial Trilogy — and explore his work as a bridge-builder, an ambassador and an avatar.
Bahamas On World Cafe
Afie Jurvanen's latest album, Earthtones, rests firmly in a funky pocket of groove.
Kacey Musgraves, Champion Of New Nashville, Announces 'Golden Hour' With Two Songs
Kacey Musgraves has spent the past five years building a new musical world in Nashville. Now she's showing the world that she is fully living in it.
Tanya Donelly Reunites Belly, Announces Comeback Album
The 1990s rock band is back with a shimmering new reflection on the inner struggle between good and evil.
Songs We Love: Ashley Monroe, 'Hands On You'
Monroe sounds more sensitive, sensual and comfortable in her skin than she ever has on her upcoming album, Sparrow.
Vagabon: Tiny Desk
Laetitia Tamko, the artist known as Vagabon, is a 25-year-old, Cameroon-born musician with a big, tenor voice just bursting with new musical ideas.
On "Crushed Coins," Caleb Caudle Sings Of Love, Loss And The Open Road
Singer/songwriter Caleb Caudle calls Winston-Salem home, but he's been spending most of his time on the road the past few years.
Alice Phoebe Lou Dives Deep In The Ethereal 'She' Video
The Alice Phoebe Lou song "She," is about female empowerment in the age of "Me Too." It now has an equally powerful video seemingly shot in a aqueous abyss.