Syd's Solo Debut 'Fin' Can Smoke Out The Quiet Storm
The Odd Future member and fore of The Internet steps out on her own like it ain't no thing, with sleek and woozy R&B jams that celebrate the crew and the bedroom.
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John Legend On Talking Politics In Public, Even When It's Hard
"If America doesn't want to consume the art of people who are liberal-minded, there's not gonna be a lot of art for them to consume," the singer tells NPR's David Greene.
Recommended Dose: Our Favorite Dance Tracks Of January
We needed salvation, and these songs delivered.
Communication Plays A Large Role In The Winston-Salem Symphony: Rachel Williams
The Director of Dommunication of the Winston-Salem symphony, Rachel Williams, tells radio camper Quinn McCrea about how she got into her career.
One Photo And Just A Few Words: How Completely Did Beyoncé Dominate The Internet?
Beyoncé is as much idol as human at this point — so when she (very carefully) shares, the world listens (very closely).
Vintage Cafe: The Milk Carton Kids
For Throwback Thursday, venture back to 2012 and the folk duo's first visit to World Cafe.
Latin Roots: Alejandro y María Laura
The husband-and-wife duo's soft-pop debut went top-10 in Peru. Hear the two play a live set onstage in Philadelphia.
Viking's Choice: Grails, 'Deep Snow II'
Six years after its last album, the instrumental rock band returns with Chalice Hymnal. There is motivation and uncertain triumph in Grails' latest imaginary story.
Tennis, 'My Emotions Are Blinding' (Live)
The husband-wife indie-pop band performs a cut from its upcoming record, Yours Conditionally, live for KCRW.
Hard Living In The Big Easy: Housing Costs Push Musicians Out Of New Orleans
Jazz vocalist John Boutté feels he can no longer afford to live in his hometown of New Orleans. He's not alone.