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Hear electronic music by Katie Gately, Jake Blount's banjo and fiddle, Malian singer Fatoumata Diawara, Joachim Cooder's electric thumb piano, and Gwenifer Raymond's fingerstyle guitar. (episode)
Listen to Brooklyn Afrobeat band Antibalas, Dublin drone folksters Lankum, folk songwriter Anjimile, Kazakh/British violinist Galya Bisengalieva, and John Darnielle (Mountain Goats.) (episode)
The young piano maestro Stewart Goodyear, known as both an improviser and composer, plays his own arrangements of pieces from Tchaikovsky's 'The Nutcracker,' in-studio. (Archives, 2015.) (episode)
Scottish-born Maeve Gilchrist writes and plays new music for an old instrument: the Celtic harp. She performs some of her own compositions with the Rasa String Quartet for the podcast. (episode)
Squarepusher, the "intelligent dance music" artist, performs songs from his 2015 latest project, Damogen Furies, in-studio. (From the Archives.) (episode)
Back in 2015, the Australian songwriter played songs from her album, 'Sometimes I Sit and Think, And Sometimes I Just Sit,' in The Greene Space. (From the Archives.) (episode)
Staten Island's The Budos Band summons the heavy doom on its instrumental funk and groove-laden record, 'Burnt Offering', in-studio. (From the archives, 2014.) (episode)
Known for her mixture of traditional blues, modern jazz, and polyrhythmic world music, violinist Regina Carter performs works from 'Southern Comfort' in the studio. (Archives, 2014.) (episode)
Ghost Of Vroom is a new band of singer/songwriter MikeDoughty of Soul Coughing and bassist/collaborator Andrew “Scrap” Livingston (ThingNY.) They perform remotely from Memphis. (episode)
Puerto Rican band ÌFÉ, headed by Otura Mun, blends electronics with Afro-Cuban folklore and Yoruban religious music. Performing remotely, ÌFÉ celebrates the ancestors for the podcast. (episode)