Young Fathers

Amid the lingering gray days of winter in a pandemic, it’s tempting to slip into the arms of nostalgia and sweeter days past.

From California to Colombia. Brooklyn to Brazil. 2021 to 1976. Serenades, foot stompers and shoulder shakers.

A Global Exploration of Sounds.

Chicago based lyricist Noname is back with her first single of 2021. The New York Times refers to her as a Fully Fledged Maverick.

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.

If there’s one thing that you can expect on KCRW, it's the support of artists who defy genre and category. Jose James is one of those artists.

KCRW's all-music channel blending the collected talents and tastes of all KCRW's DJs into a single voice streaming 24 hours a day.

Mexico City’s ambassador of electronic Cumbia Camilo Lara—a.k.a. Mexican Institute of Sound—writes an album in the form of a love letter to his beloved city.

Future beats and a mind-melting mix of fuzz, bass, and funk. Served fresh nightly.