Cyrille Aimée And Daymé Arocena Make Jazz Their Own
The vocalists brought '30s gypsy swing and modern Afro-Cuban influences to their 2017 San Jose Jazz Summer Fest performances.
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Kesha Annihilates Authenticity
Kesha has begun her tour in support of Rainbow, her first album in five years, bringing both a weighty triumphalism and uncomplicated fun to the Ryman Auditorium.
Dixie Classic Fair Returns To Winston-Salem
The Dixie Classic Fair begins it's ten-day run Friday.
At Long Last, First Aid Kit Returns With 'It's A Shame'
In their new single, Swedish sisters Klara and Johanna Söderberg serve up melancholy insights about searching for an identity amid fleeting romance.
Orpheus Reborn With Dancers, Drums And Electric Guitar
A new video, featuring a score by Steven Mackey with Jason Treuting, retells the ancient tale of love, loss and the power of music.
How Streaming Revolutionized Rap's Album Rollouts On The Road To No. 1
From Kendrick Lamar's TDE camp to Rick Ross's MMG, industry heavies weigh in on digital's continued disruption of the traditional album release calendar.
First Listen: The Weather Station, 'The Weather Station'
Stream the new album by singer-songwriter Tamara Lindeman, who has a gift for making the complicated sound effortless.
Laura Jane Grace Covers The Mountain Goats' 'Best Ever Death Metal Band in Denton'
In addition to a new podcast where John Darnielle tells the stories behind some of his most beloved songs, 14 artists also contribute to a full tribute to 2002's All Hail West Texas.
World Cafe Nashville: Poly
Classically trained cellist and musical theater nerd Larissa Maestro brings her ensemble to Sound Stage Studios in this session.
First Listen: Weaves, 'Wide Open'
The raucous rock band's sophomore album combines the energy of punk rock with the earnestness of Springsteen.