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British singer/composer Anna Meredith cavorts freely in rock, electronica, and minimalism. She and her unusual band of tuba, cello, drums & guitar play in-studio. (Archives, 2017.) (episode)
British singer/songwriter Laura Marling shares music from her record "Semper Femina," a gripping collection of poetic takes on womanhood, in-studio. (From the Archives, 2017) (episode)
Folk artist Sam Amidon experiments with Appalachian music, improvisation, congas, sax, & beats on his latest solo record 'The Following Mountain.' He plays in-studio. (Archives, 2017.) (episode)
Aimee Mann's songs may shine with sadness on the outside, but as ever, they bristle with smart observations & intriguing perspectives. She plays songs from "Mental Illness" in-studio. (episode)
Beirut-based band Mashrou’ Leila tackles taboo topics - political corruption, same-sex love, & Middle Eastern feminism. They play music from their 2015 album, 'Ibn el Leil', in-studio. (episode)
Mexican songwriter Silvana Estrada plays haunting songs of love and loss on the Venezuelan cuatro; it’s a small sound, with a big impact. She performs onstage at The Greene Space. (episode)
Guitarist Margaret Glaspy packs a walloping punch atop crunchy, snarly guitar in her grunge-torch-rock. She & her trio play live in the studio. (episode)
Co-founding member and frontman of L.A. punk band X, John Doe, brings his tough folk & twang songs which span country, punk and rockabilly to play solo, in-studio. (Archives, 2017.) (episode)
Synthesist, producer and composer Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith sculpts her psychedelic synthesizer and vocals-based electronica live in-studio. (From the Archives, 2017.) (episode)