KCRW's Top 30 Chart

André 3000 teams with KCRW superfriends Carlos Niño, Nate Mercereau and more for the ambient delights of flute-centric LP “New Blue Sun.”

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Even in a week of massive turnover, Sampha’s signature beats are not only still in the mix, but bouncing easily back to number one.

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“Now And Then,” the last Beatles song, tops the charts for the first time.

KCRW’s Top 30 chart: Oct. 30 – Nov. 5, 2023

“Now And Then,” the last Beatles song, tops the charts for the first time.

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Sampha’s long-awaited sophomore LP “Lahai,” has KCRW DJs’ undivided attention at last.

KCRW’s Top 30 chart: Sampha’s “Lahai” takes its time to reach no. 1

Sampha’s long-awaited sophomore LP “Lahai,” has KCRW DJs’ undivided attention at last.

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We love a good surprise while assembling KCRW’s Top 30 Chart.

KCRW’s Top 30: Helado Negro’s ‘LFO’ hits us hard

We love a good surprise while assembling KCRW’s Top 30 Chart.

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Jamila Woods finds profundity in the everyday observations about relationships that compose her new LP “Water Made Us.”

KCRW’s Top 30 chart: Jamila Woods’ ‘Water Made Us’ presses the bruise

Jamila Woods finds profundity in the everyday observations about relationships that compose her new LP “Water Made Us.”

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Say She She’s sophomore album, “Silver,” remains a station-wide obsession.

KCRW’s Top 30: KCRW’s Top 30 chart: Say She She’s ‘Silver’ gets the gold again

Say She She’s sophomore album, “Silver,” remains a station-wide obsession.

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Say She She’s sophomore album, “Silver,” rides the momentum of last year’s “Prism” into more adventurous territory.

KCRW’s Top 30 chart: Say She She’s ‘Silver’ hits the high note

Say She She’s sophomore album, “Silver,” rides the momentum of last year’s “Prism” into more adventurous territory.

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James Blake’s “Playing Robots Into Heaven” maintains a strong lead in an otherwise musical chairs-esque week for KCRW’s Top 30 chart.

KCRW’s Top 30 chart: James Blake’s ‘Playing Robots’ plays on

James Blake’s “Playing Robots Into Heaven” maintains a strong lead in an otherwise musical chairs-esque week for KCRW’s Top 30 chart.

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It’s undeniable, everything’s coming up James Blake this week at KCRW.

KCRW’s Top 30 chart: Playing James Blake into No. 1

It’s undeniable, everything’s coming up James Blake this week at KCRW.

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The Chemical Brothers’ “For That Beautiful Feeling,” and James Blake’s “Playing Robots Into Heaven” come in hot.

KCRW’s Top 30: The Chemical Brothers’ winning formula

The Chemical Brothers’ “For That Beautiful Feeling,” and James Blake’s “Playing Robots Into Heaven” come in hot.

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Wajatta drops a smash and Oneohtrix Point Never make big waves.

KCRW’s Top 30 chart: Wajatta (Reggie Watts + John Tejada) boogies into first place

Wajatta drops a smash and Oneohtrix Point Never make big waves.

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Jungle’s “Volcano” keeps the lead with Toro y Moi’s surprise EP “Sandhills” nipping at its heels.

KCRW’s Top 30: Welcome (back) to the Jungle

Jungle’s “Volcano” keeps the lead with Toro y Moi’s surprise EP “Sandhills” nipping at its heels.

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Jungle’s latest album “Volcano” is hotter than lava.

KCRW’s Top 30: Jungle extends their stay

Jungle’s latest album “Volcano” is hotter than lava.

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UK funk-soul brothers Jungle smoke the competition with their simmering new LP, “Volcano.”

KCRW’s Top 30: Jungle jumps ahead

UK funk-soul brothers Jungle smoke the competition with their simmering new LP, “Volcano.”

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With last week’s top 4 locked in place, what shake-ups might arise further down the list?

KCRW’s Top 30: Say She She reign supreme

With last week’s top 4 locked in place, what shake-ups might arise further down the list?

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Little Dragon held their lead valiantly, but nothing gold can stay. Catch fellow KCRW faves Say She She moving into the top spot.

KCRW’s Top 30 chart: Say She She are back in a big way

Little Dragon held their lead valiantly, but nothing gold can stay. Catch fellow KCRW faves Say She She moving into the top spot.

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Will Little Dragon’s “Slugs of Love” keep the top spot for the entire month of July?

KCRW’s Top 30 chart: Can’t stop, won’t stop Little Dragon

Will Little Dragon’s “Slugs of Love” keep the top spot for the entire month of July?

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Little Dragon’s “Slugs of Love” holds onto number one, but Disclosure’s “Alchemy” could be coming for the crown.

KCRW’s Top 30 chart: Little Dragon on lock

Little Dragon’s “Slugs of Love” holds onto number one, but Disclosure’s “Alchemy” could be coming for the crown.

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Little Dragon’s “Slugs of Love” holds tight to number one, Gabriels’ “Angels & Queens” is a close second, and the new entries are ready to deliver the feels.

KCRW’s Top 30 chart: Little Dragon holds the lead

Little Dragon’s “Slugs of Love” holds tight to number one, Gabriels’ “Angels & Queens” is a close second, and the new entries are ready to deliver the feels.

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