Put Some 'South' In Your Mouth With Big Boi, Gucci Mane And Pimp C
Three dialects from three of the region's legends — living and resurrected — make for one triple-decker groove.
Music & Culture
If A New Lorde Song Comes Out And You Don't Hear It, Is It Still The Weekend?
Lorde's Melodrama comes out June 16, and she's already released its fourth single: a stormy epic about regret called "Sober," timed to coincide with the start of an eventful weekend.
Watch Terry Reid Guest On Psychic Temple's Soulful 'Turn Off The Lights'
The cult guitarist graces this dexterous workout of a classic California pop song with angelic grit.
Guest DJ: How The Band Phoenix Made A Joyful Record In Chaotic Times
Guitarist Laurent Brancowitz and singer Thomas Mars talk about how the band was able to make uplifting music at a time when their native Paris has seen horrific terror attacks.
The Mavericks On World Cafe
Hear a mini-concert performance from the World Cafe Live stage in Philadelphia, PA.
Gary Burton: Retiring The Mallets
The vibraphonist announced his retirement at 74 with little warning. Still in possession of his quicksilver fluidity and deep intuition, he spoke with Jazz Night during his farewell tour.
Watch A Buoyant, Bubbly New Video From Ibeyi
The French-Cuban duo has released a sunny new song, "Away Away," in advance of their sophomore album.
Songs We Love: Glenn Morrow's Cry For Help, 'The Days To Come'
The '80s Hoboken hero who's helmed The Individuals and Bar/None Records makes a belated return to band life.
Gov't Mule On World Cafe
Revolution Come...Revolution Go is Gov't Mule's 10th album. Frontman Warren Haynes reflects on more than 20 years of the jam band, plus his relationship with the late Gregg Allman.
First Listen: Fleet Foxes, 'Crack-Up'
On his band's first album in six years, Robin Pecknold seeks peace in a chaotic world — and works to that end by crafting songs that soothe without forgoing creative ambition.