Stars

Last year, Bartees Strange extolled his favorite band The National via an EP of covers. Strange’s debut album is a startling contrast to that work with “Mustang” at its epicenter.

According to the Swedish artist Badlands’ the song “Southbound Call” is about “laughing in the face of danger, and finding a sanctuary for the mind in times when life is hard.”

Percussive producer Nicola Cruz orchestrates polyrhythms based on his Ecuadorian roots.

Yuna knows how to turn a sad situation around with a song. So when you’re feeling down or lonely, just shimmy over to “Dance Like Nobody’s Watching.”

Unearthing new discoveries, remixes and rarities, b-sides and lost classics.

Natalie Bergman, the sisterly half of Wild Belle, turns personal tragedy into comfort by creating hopeful spiritual music on her approaching debut solo album.

For the first minute of “Lost In Translation” all you hear is Emma Negrete strumming her guitar as she gently draws you in and then her band kicks in and the speakers explode with joy.

An international mix of future soul, deep dance, indie rock, and jazz.

Fanatic! A great show we have lined up for you. At least a couple of bands that are making their first appearance on our show.