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Monday, Nov 14 2022, 10AM
Watch Belle and Sebastian's 2022 in-studio performance here: bit.ly
Jungle played Live in the KEXP Studio for one of the first shows onsite since the pandemic began in Nov 2021. Watch the electrifying performance, hosted by Cheryl Waters: youtu.be
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See Shygirl at Neumos on March 17th, 2023!
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Blane Muise, better known by her stage name Shygirl, is a British rapper, DJ, singer, songwriter and co-head/founder of record label and collective NUXXE.: shygirl.tv
“Like Picasso had his blue period, this is my Shygirl period,” the artist told London in Stereo about her choice of stage name. bit.ly
Jamila Woods says this song is about "the negotiation between private and shared space in a new relationship, the risk involved in letting someone get close enough to see your rough edges."
Check out Woods's 2020 KEXP in-studio performance: youtu.be
"How do you fight for love?" from one of five simultaneously released albums from the enigmatic British collective SAULT. www.sault.global
Off the gospel-inspired debut album from Curtis Harding, released in 2014. www.curtisharding.com
New single inspired by Turkish novelist, poet and journalist Sabahattin Ali - altingun.bandcamp.com
I just sat down with Automatic this past Saturday in the KEXP live room! They were..........fantastic! Check it out in our archives! It'll be up on our YouTube channel soon!
Watch Jarv Dee's recent in-studio performance here: www.youtube.com
Debut full-length from Tacoma, WA band Enumclaw. Catch them at The Neptune on Saturday November 19th.
enumclaw6.bandcamp.com
Please read this excellent piece from Martin Douglas.... www.kexp.org
“Heaven’s on Fire” begins with a sample of Thurston Moore from the documentary “1991: The Year Punk Broke”. The sample sets the theme for the song: youth liberation and emotional rebellion against big business and decrying the masses who Moore was trying to incite but who don’t really care.
From 1995 through 2010, Virginia band Sparklehorse was led by the singer/multi-instrumentalist Mark Linkous, until his death by suicide in 2010.
www.marklinkous.com
England-based musicians and producers Chris Davids and Liam Ivory have produced remixes for Alpines and Lana del Ray, and perform as Maribou State. For this track, they collaborated with Texas psychedlic soul trio Khruangbin, and the album won critical acclaim, with the band being named on of the "Artists of the Year" for multiple music magazines in the UK.
Check out Maribou State performing live in the KEXP studio, hosted by DJ Kevin Cole on February 21, 2019. youtu.be
Vieux Farka Touré and Khruangbin pay tribute to the latter's late, influential father Ali with this joint record, out now! - khruangbin.bandcamp.com
New music from Atlanta!
The song begins with Baby Rose, who has largely been quiet since the 2019 release of debut To Myself, reintroducing herself. "Haven’t seen you around here lately," she sings. "What do you wanna know?" www.thefader.com
Video! www.youtube.com
“Mufaro’s Garden” is a song inspired by John Steptoe's 1987 award-winning children's book Mufaro's Beautiful Daughters: An African Tale. More here: www.kexp.org
London-based George Riley with the "eclectic soulful sounds" - georgeriley.bandcamp.com