Songs We Love: St. Paul & The Broken Bones, 'Flow With It (You Got Me Feeling Like)'
Explosive frontman Paul Janeway offers a salve — not just between lovers, but also for hard times.
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Michael Kiwanuka Performs Live In The Studio
The U.K. soul singer took time off after the release of his 2012 debut to figure out what he really wanted to say next. Watch him perform "The Final Frame" live for KCRW's Morning Becomes Eclectic.
Songs We Love: Brent Cobb, 'Solving Problems'
The Nashville songwriter's smoke-stained voice conveys calm insight, his words capturing the creative process with no excess romanticism.
First Listen: The Amazing, 'Ambulance'
Playing with an unhurried improvisational spirit, the Swedish band unspools melodies that don't grab you so much as slowly burrow under your skin.
First Listen: Elysia Crampton, 'Presents: Demon City'
A collaborative musical "epic poem," Demon City elaborates on a disorienting and threatening world by amplifying marginalized voices.
David Cameron, Musical Muse?
An odd little tune the outgoing British prime minister sang in front of No. 10 Downing St. has inspired a bit of analysis — and a rash of arrangements and tributes.
Kishi Bashi Announces New Album, Shares Its First Single
In an All Songs Considered interview, the musician discusses and shares highlights from Sonderlust, due out Sept. 16. Watch the conversation and hear the album's first single, "Say Yeah."
The Thistle & Shamrock: World Beat
Hear a world of Celtic music with an hour of Afro-, Balkan-, Latin- and country-influenced songs.
Faith Under Fire: Jay Z's 'Spiritual' Is A Modern Song Of Sorrow
In Jay Z's latest song, released last week after the shootings of Alton Sterling and Philando Castile, no amount of wealth or prestige allows him to forget that he is a black man, under threat.
Singer Alters Canadian Anthem To Say 'All Lives Matter' At All-Star Game
Remigio Pereira altered two lines to feature the phrase, often used by critics of the Black Lives Matter movement. The other three members of The Tenors called the move "disrespectful" and "shameful."