There's music with dueling sources of inspiration between nature and technology by American composer Elori Saxl, Norwegian doom jazz trio Splashgirl with sound artist/singer Robert Ai...

On the 30th Anniversary of Jeff Buckley’s 1994 release, Grace, listen to some of these songs by his co-writer, the guitarist, composer, and arranger Gary Lucas. He’s joined in-studio ...

New York composer and vocalist Raymond J. Lustig walks us through Semmelweis; his new record inspired by the 19th century physician of the same name.

Listen to music with the striking vocal harmonies of Eastern and Northern Europe in arrangements that stray from the folk originals in Finnish, Czech, Danish, and Ukrainian, and veer ...

We flip the script on last night's episode and bring you four funeral pieces from Christian Löffler, Terence Blanchard, Ljova, and Sir John Tavener, and a wedding song from Red Baraat.

Hear wedding music from Syria, Seattle, Brooklyn; and a piece by Franco-Lebanese trumpeter’ Ibrahim Maalouf. That, and music for a Pharoah’s funeral from Philip Glass'  opera Akhnaten.

From the Soundcheck Podcast series, the guitarist, composer, and teacher Benjamin Verdery performs original works in-studio; and the British cellist, producer, and composer Peter Greg...

Photo of eighth blackbird, courtesy of the artist Covered by countless musicians, "Blackbird", the song from the Beatles' White Album, has inspired a wide range of jazz, folk, and cla...

Photo of a Tardigrade,- © Eye of Science/Science Source There are songs about foxes, manatees, octopuses and siphonophores, "Oh My!", from Inuk singer/composer Tanya Tagaq, bassist/co...