Songs We Love: FOMO, 'House Of Love (Feat. Chaka Khan, Taka Boom & Mark Stevens)'
Khan says she and her siblings aim to inject raw emotion into electronic music with this glamorous deep-house track.
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On Andrew Bird's Latest, Real Life Takes The Reins
"All my songs are personal on some level; it's just a matter of how much that personal thing is buried." Bird says that on the new album Are You Serious, his private world has bubbled to the surface.
Songs We Love: Carly Rae Jepsen, 'Run Away With Me (Patrick Stump Remix)'
The Fall Out Boy frontman delivers a whip-smart remix that dares to treat Jepsen as more than a meme.
On 'Big Bad Good,' My Bubba Finds A Way To Be Quiet In A Loud World
"We wanted to explore that quality of a newly born song and try to catch it," My Larsdotter says of the new album, which blends the duo's Scandinavian heritage with bluegrass, country and blues.
A Remembrance For Chicago's Jazz Record Mart
People from all over the world went to visit the record store, which has closed after more than 60 years. In an age of online shopping, customers remember it as a unique brick-and-mortar experience.
'The World Is Absolute Nonsense': The Cosmic Quest Of Cate Le Bon
Welsh songwriter Cate Le Bon's stage name is a joke that went too far. For years, she celebrated her birthday on the wrong day. Like her life, her new album, Crab Day, is freewheeling but focused.
Why Do Some Pop Songs Become American Bar Classics?
NPR's Ari Shapiro talks to writer Kenny Herzog about why some songs turn into American bar classics.
Across The Blue Ridge #16 - Cultural Crossroads: David Grisman & Del McCoury On Tour
Mandolinist and tunesmith David Grisman has established broad appeal among acoustic music lovers with his deft combination of Django Reinhardt-inspired jazz, Grateful Dead-infused rock, bluegrass a
Watch The Flaming Lips Cover David Bowie's 'Space Oddity'
The Flaming Lips turn a classic Bowie number into a touching, psychedelic memorial.
Guest Dose: DJ JNETT
"It went from my mother saying 'turn it down' to my kids saying 'turn it down,'" says Janette Pitruzzello, a 47-year-old mother of two who doubles as one of Melbourne's top DJs.