Don't Bother Big Sean — He's Working
After forgiving himself for failing to follow his creative instincts, the Detroit has decided he knows what's best.
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Don't Bother Big Sean — He's Working
After forgiving himself for failing to follow his creative instincts, the Detroit has decided he knows what's best.
Alto Saxophonist Miguel Zenón Evokes Folkloric Melodies On 'Típico'
The Puerto Rican jazz musician leads his long-running quartet on his new album. Critic Kevin Whitead says Típico is full of "feverishly intricate music that ... comes from the heart."
Psychedelic Speed Freak: Remembering The Blistering Experimentalism Of Hideo Ikeezumi
Hideo Ikeezumi, the founder of a flashpoint music Tokyo music shop and the quietly influential P.S.F. record label, is remembered by those he worked with most closely in his twilight.
Psychedelic Speed Freak: Remembering The Blistering Experimentalism Of Hideo Ikeezumi
Hideo Ikeezumi, the founder of a flashpoint music Tokyo music shop and the quietly influential P.S.F. record label, is remembered by those he worked with most closely in his twilight.
Psychedelic Speed Freak: Remembering The Blistering Experimentalism Of Hideo Ikeezumi
Hideo Ikeezumi, the founder of a flashpoint music Tokyo music shop and the quietly influential P.S.F. record label, is remembered by those he worked with most closely in his twilight.
Sylvan Esso Announces New Album 'What Now,' Releases New Single 'Die Young'
"Die Young" has a bolder, more jagged sound than the band's previous work. It's the third single the duo has shared from its upcoming sophomore full-length, What Now.
Songs We Love: The Districts, 'Ordinary Day'
The Beatles-esque track is the first peek at the Philadelphia band's third album, which is due out later this year.
Dirty Dozen Brass Band: Tiny Desk Concert
To celebrate Fat Tuesday, The Dirty Dozen Brass Band brought their euphoric horns to the Tiny Desk for a raucous, joyous set.
The National Symphony Orchestra: NPR's House Band For A Day
NSO conductor Steven Reineke led some 70 musicians in performing the interludes you hear between All Things Considered stories.