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Nashville-based Crys Matthews uses the sounds of folk, gospel, folk rock, and country to convey socially conscious messages in her warm and direct songs. She plays in-studio. (episode)
Austin, TX-based minimalist composer and electronic musician Roger Sellers is Bayonne. His airy, sparkly compositions stretch time and pull heartstrings. He plays new songs in-studio. (episode)
The versatile songwriter and musician Ben Harper spans blues, alt-folk, to reggae, and folk. He plays songs from his latest, 'Wide Open Light', on several guitars, in-studio. (episode)
NYC-raised songwriter, musician, and arranger Emily King makes sophisticated pop with strong elements of R&B and soul. She plays new songs from 'Special Occasion' in-studio, as a trio. (episode)
Puerto Rican singer and instrumentalist Ani Cordero is known for danceable protest and love songs. She plays songs from her bilingual concept album about all kinds of love, in-studio. (episode)
Venezuelan legend of Llanera music and educator Larry Bellorín and GRAMMY-nominated bluegrass and oldtime musician Joe Troop (Che Apalache) perform remotely from Big Ears 2023. (episode)
Dominican guitarist, vocalist, composer, and producer Yasser Tejeda explores the African roots of Dominican music, and combines the folkloric with jazz, rock, highlife, and Afrobeat. (episode)
Atlanta-based band Manchester Orchestra offers a stirring, emotional journey of healing on their latest EP. Songwriter Andy Hull and guitarist/keyboardist Robert McDowell play remotely. (episode)
Mike Peters of The Alarm, is all about making lemonade from lemons. He reflects on positivity, activism, and euphoria and plays an acoustic set in-studio. (episode)