Sasami Ashworth

Leimert Park’s Ras has been honing his hip-hop craft since 2015, evolving his surrealist production, effortless flow, and studied visual palette to create undeniable outputs.

DJ John Moses brings heady hip-hop, cinematically-minded sonic experiments, ethereal singer-songwriter sounds, and more to this expertly mixed and ready to mingle list.

KCRW’s intrepid music staff ventured into the 125,000-person crowd of the polo fields to hand pick Coachella’s can’t-miss musical offerings and gather some key dos and donts for…

Walk on water with Trevor Hall x Marieme, ride to another dimension with a tea-sipping, animated Stephen Malkmus, and embody yourself as a late ‘60s balada star via Black Pumas’ Adrian…

Travel the globe without leaving your home courtesy of L.A.’s Warm Sound, NOLA’s favorite son Trombone Shorty, and our psychedelic Australian friends The Lazy Eyes.

Wet Leg’s eponymous album arrives wearing its bratty-cool, post-punk influences as full sleeve tattoos.

Fanatic! Hello from Madison, Wisconsin. We’ve just pulled up to the venue and I’m still up. I thought I’d get these notes done before I tried to get some sleep.

Girl Ultra takes the biggest leap this week to claim the number two spot, Wilma Vritra take their rightful place in the top ten, and Black Star are back after 24 (long) years away.

We've gathered our 6 featured artists from the music edition of KCRW’s Young Creators Project for song selections spanning wavy beats, hip-hop, punk, and jazz-tinged alternative R&B.