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Inuk folk-pop singer and songwriter, Elisapie draws from and takes pride in her Inuit and First Nations origins. She’ll play songs from “The Ballad of the Runaway Girl” in-studio. (episode)
The Jordanian/Palestinian band 47SOUL plays "Shamstep" - a mix of dubstep, hip-hop and electro-Arabic dabke in a smart dance party of celebration and political awareness, in-studio. (episode)
The soul legend Lee Fields performs tender and funky tunes imbued with warmth, wisdom, and kindness from his new record, "It Rains Love", in-studio. (episode)
Singer, writer, pianist, and activist Amanda Palmer performs intimate, depressing, dark, sad songs from her forthcoming “five hanky” record, "There Will Be No Intermission." (episode)
Songs by composer and producer Emily Wells inhabit the spaces between art-pop and neoclassical chamber music. Wells and the Metropolis Ensemble perform new music in-studio. (episode)
New York-based drummer and composer, Allison Miller, and her band Boom Tic Boom play some cavorting chamber-jazz in-studio from "Glitter Wolf", which marks their 10th anniversary. (episode)
Nashville-based singer-songwriter, guitarist, and poet Adia Victoria crafts Southern Gothic pop deeply rooted in the blues. She performs new songs from her record, “Silences”, in-studio. (episode)
Kenyan-born, Minneapolis-based singer-songwriter J.S. Ondara, inspired by a love for Bob Dylan, plays songs in “old troubadour style” from his debut record, Tales of America, in-studio. (episode)