Episode 482: Jazz Odyssey with new music from Ambrose Akinmusire, Nduduzo Makhathini, and Daniel Carter

Saturday night, Beyoncé premiered the short film “Lemonade” on HBO. It was powerful, aggressive, political, and vital. Minds were blown.Then she dropped the album.Now we're here with special guests Br...

27 Apr 20161h 15min

So, uh, guys...Prince died.That reaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaly sucks.Kevin, Marcus Dowling, and Future Of Music Coalition's Casey Rae needed to talk about it.Here is that conversation. Hosted on Acast. See aca...

25 Apr 20161h 38min

Is the "white male voice" dead in indie rock? David Turner at MTV certainly thinks so. Parquet Courts are back with another durable set of slow-burn rockers. Is Human Performance the sound of a band h...

21 Apr 201655min

Way back in February, Richmond, VA's Lucy Dacus released her debut album, No Burden.No Burden happens to be one of the best albums of 2016 to date.This is what happened when we talked to Lucy and her ...

18 Apr 201654min

The historic Howard Theatre in Washington, DC is in trouble. Again. How did we get here and what the hell can anyone do about it?Sturgill Simpson has followed up his breakout album Metamodern Sounds I...

14 Apr 20161h 20min

Music has always been the lifeblood running through multi-instrumentalist Phil Cook's veins for as long as he can remember. In 2015 he fully dialed in to that guiding presence for the first time in hi...

11 Apr 20161h 2min

Independently, Sam McCormally and William McKindley-Ward are longtime staples of the DC music scene. Together they are FELLOW CREATURES!Following the demise of their previous band - the beloved Ugly P...

7 Apr 20161h 7min

The roller coaster that is TIDAL keeps on keeping on as new reports claim that the troubled, Jay Z owned streaming service is making plans to sue original owners Aspiro for misreporting their subscrib...

3 Apr 20161h 7min