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Dutch pianist and composer Joep Beving makes music stripped to its bare essentials, representing a quest for essence and beauty. He plays his down-tuned piano, in-studio. (episode)
Puerto Rican singer-songwriter iLe (aka PG-13, or Ileana Cabra Joglar) plays songs drawing on timeless boleros, folk music, and protest anthems from her latest, 'Almadura', in-studio. (episode)
Cuban composer and pianist Omar Sosa and Cuban violinist-vocalist Yilian Cañizares mix Afro-Cuban roots, Western classical music, and jazz together for their AGUAS Trio in-studio. (episode)
Bonny Light Horseman are singer-songwriter Anaïs Mitchell, Eric D. Johnson, and Josh Kaufman. The band sings ancient love songs of timeless humanity and heartbreak, in-studio. (episode)
Brooklyn-based Afrobeat band Antibalas have explored all kinds of funk, Afro-Cuban music, and extra-planetary cosmic jazz. They play music from their latest, Fu Chronicles, in-studio. (episode)
With a big sonic palette that acknowledges the darkness but also offers reassurance and togetherness, acoustic band The Lone Bellow plays new songs from Half Moon Light, in-studio. (episode)
The Grahams, a Nashville-based indie rock duo, plays guitar-led songs about the desert, heartbreak, rust, and nostalgia, from their 2020 record ‘Kids Like Us,’ in-studio. (episode)
Norwegian bass player and composer Sigurd Hole, known as a jazzer, plays music from his latest, a double LP of light and dark solo bass compositions, in-studio. (episode)