Liza Richardson

Liza Richardson

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Cosmic rock, scenic techno soul, dub disco-punk and classic party explosives from all over.

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A tribute to Gregg Allman.

Liza Richardson's tribute to the life of David Bowie.

In the early 90's, Jeff Buckley stopped by KCRW's studios late one night - well before he was famous - settling down in front of a microphone in Master Control right across from me and singing a handful of songs, including a Bad Brains cover, an original track and a cover Billie Holiday's Strange Fruit.

KCRW DJs delve into the newly digitized music archive. With this new system, it is now as easy for DJs to play rare and obscure pieces as the latest releases.  Listen as they explore the old and the new in this KCRW music special.

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Ahead of crushing her Coachella debut, Faye Webster went Live From KCRW HQ with highlights from her 2024 LP “Underdressed at the Symphony” — here’s the video.

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Not gonna lie, we are HUGE fans of the LA-based band of brothers The South Hill Experiment, born at the end of 2022 and named after their studio on South Hill St. in DTLA.

The South Hill Experiment: ‘Little Monk (Feat. Karriem Riggins)

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from Today's Top Tune

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Philly-bred soft-psych band deliver the freewheeling romp of a single “Talk Is Cheap” ahead of their forthcoming self-titled LP (due July 17).

Morning Becomes Eclectic playlist: Apr. 25, 2024

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from Morning Becomes Eclectic

Dulcet-toned vocalist Lizz Wright celebrates 20 years as a recording artist with a new career-defining album, Shadow.

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Music to lift your spirits. An expansive sonic journey featuring new and classic rhythms from all over the globe.

Ro "Wyldeflower" Contreras' playlist, April 24, 2024

Music to lift your spirits. An expansive sonic journey featuring new and classic rhythms from all over the globe.

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UK guitar goddess Nilüfer Yanya leans hard into her classic alternative impulses on new single “Like I Say (I runaway)” — her first for new label Ninja Tune.

FREAKS ONLY playlist: April 24, 2024

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Shannon & The Clams’ raucous new single “Big Wheel” has us counting down the days to the May 10 release date of new LP “The Moon Is In The Wrong Place”.

Morning Becomes Eclectic playlist: Apr. 24, 2024

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