G. Love On World Cafe
The Philly artist, now working solo, features some heavy-hitting guests on his new album.
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Across The Blue Ridge - Episode 3 (A California-based Music Documenter, and Some Great Tunes for Dancing)
The allure of traditional southern music has spread across the U.S. and around the world. Case in point: David Bragger is a Los Angeles audio-video producer and musician.
Jane Ira Bloom On Piano Jazz
The soprano saxophonist is known for her high-energy compositions. Hear a 1993 session.
Front Row: The Oh Hellos, 'Dear Wormwood'
Watch the nine-person band superbly translate a haunting chorus to a live setting.
Songs We Love: Tribu Baharú, 'Made in Tribu Baharú'
An infectious dance anthem from the current champions of champeta, the Colombian Caribbean coast's take on West African highlife and soukous.
Benny Sings: Tiny Desk Concert
The Dutch singer layers R&B, jazz and pop over hip-hop beats in his first-ever U.S. appearance.
First Watch: Simone White & Renier Zonneveld, 'Interference'
The L.A. singer-songwriter's latest trip through the surreal is inspired, in part, by the California drought and overpopulation.
Foals On World Cafe
There's no balcony from which to stage-dive in the World Cafe studio, but the U.K. rock band still lays down an energetic session.
Songs We Love: Margo Price, 'About To Find Out'
A cackling, bridge-burning anthem of the tallest order, sung with a sweetly cutting twang (a la Dolly) by the first country artist signed to Jack White's Third Man.
KCRW Presents: JR JR
Watch the band once known as Dale Earnhardt Jr. Jr. whistle through "Gone" at L.A.'s Sonos Studio.