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Chicago singer/songwriter Evan Thomas Weiss operates as Into It. Over It. as both a touring band and as an occasional solo project. He performs a solo set in-studio. (Archives, 2016.) (episode)
Brooklyn's sharp-edged Sharkmuffin covers topics from first dates to feminine products. They play slap-in-the-face songs from 'Chartreuse' in-studio. (Archives, 2015.) (episode)
The Superchunk guitarist and singer (and co-founder of the label Merge Records) performs songs from his 2015 solo debut, 'Non-Believers,' plus an older favorite in-studio. (episode)
Torres shares guitar-led, Moog-enhanced power pop-leaning songs from her buoyant new album 'Thirstier.' She and her band declare their arena rock intentions live in The Greene Space. (episode)
Australian trio Little May makes folky-pop songs with dark and poetic lyrics, urgent guitars and, above all, beautiful 3-part vocal harmonies. They play in-studio. (Archives, 2015.) (episode)
Danish group Efterklang's collaborative music-making ritual continues to evolve as experimental-electronic-emotional chamber-pop. They play new songs from 2021's 'Windflowers' remotely. (episode)
The sax player, electronic musician and poet JJJJJerome Ellis performs works from his 2021 album “The Clearing” that recast stuttering as a way of changing our experience of time. (episode)
Paolo Angeli plays prepared Sardinian guitar, a versatile electro-acoustic creation. Angeli strums, bows, and hammers the guitar and adds traditional vocals in this remote session. (episode)
Beninese diva Angélique Kidjo forges intergenerational connections and urges us to better care for one another and the planet. She and her band perform live in The Greene Space. (episode)