Hear new music featuring unexpected flutists Shabaka (Hutchings) and rapper Andre 3000, solo, and with vocalist Ganavya, American saxophonist Kamasi Washington, and drummer Yusef Dayes.

Composer Úna Monaghan is from Belfast, has roots in traditional Irish folk music and plays Celtic harp. Hear some of her new work for traditional instruments and electronics from Dublin.

Hear music by lap-tapping innovator Yasmin Williams; For Living Lovers - the duo of Brandon Ross and Stomu Takeishi, and Louis Cato, bandleader of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert.

From the Soundcheck Podcast series, British composer and musician Roger Eno and vocalist Cecily Eno perform in-studio. Plus, hear selections from Eno's the skies, they shift like chords.

Guy Klucevsek, who passed away in May of 2025, was one of the world’s most versatile accordionists. Hear just some of the wide variety of his work, both solo and with friends.

Hear voices and percussion in folk traditions from Southern France by San Salvador; Mauritania by Veyrouz Mint Seymali; Portugal by Ana Lua Caiano; and Italy/Iran by Hysterrae. 

Hear new music by Syrian-American hip-hop artist Omar Offendum; Tunisian singer Emel; Lebanese-American violinist Layale Chaker; Iraqi-American santur player Amir ElSaffar, and others.

Claire Chase, the flutist, educator, and new music champion, is the 2025 Ojai Festival's Music Director. She presents works by Susie Ibarra, Liza Lim, and Anna Thorvaldsdottir.  

There's music that flows and drifts in work by Montreal harpist Sarah Pagé, by Irish composer Linda Buckley, and by the late Sudanese musician Hamza El Din, as played by Kronos Quartet.