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Episodes: 280
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John Schaefer - Music journalist, radio host, and longtime WNYC presenter known for covering contemporary music and the arts.
EMEFE - Reunion, Online Music Discovery, Afrobeat, Live Performance, And The Band's New Album Forward.
Emel Mathlouthi - Freedom, Political Activism, Women’s Rights, Musical Evolution, And Her Album Mra.
Carminho - Fado, Memorable Film Performances, Songwriting, And The Album Eu Vou Morrer De Amor Ou Resistir.
The New Pornographers - Memorable Musical Moments, Inventive Arrangements, Songwriting, And The Album The Former Site Of.
Helado Tropical Feels Like 'Summer's Warmth on a Sunday', In-Studio
July 20, 2026
Helado Tropical ("tropical ice cream") is a collaboration between Helado Negro, the experimental pop project of Ecuadorian-American singer/songwriter Roberto Carlos Lange, and Reyna Tropical, which is the work of the Mexican-American musician Fabi Reyna (also of the cumbia band Savila). Created out of openness and spontaneity, and nearly “telepathic communication” in the studio. there is a tenderness and intimacy that feels like “summer's warmth on a Sunday” to their debut record. Helado Trop...
Funky Afrobeat Brass Band EMEFE Rekindles Old Songs, In-Studio
July 16, 2026
Jazz-funk brass band EMEFE didn’t plan on getting back together after their indefinite hiatus in 2016. Everyone involved with the project at the time, including founding member and drummer Miles Francis, went on to pursue other musical endeavors, until one of their 2015 album tracks, titled “Sun Spat,” began to gain some traction online years later. “We never heard from anybody from Spotify or any of these companies. It truly felt like people listening,” says Francis, highlighting this rare e...
Tunisian-American Artist and Activist Emel, In-Studio
July 13, 2026
The Tunisian-born, American-based singer and activist Emel Mathlouthi, who records simply as Emel, became famous when her song "Kelmti Horra" became the anthem of the Arab Spring uprising some fifteen years ago. Since coming to the States, Emel has released a series of albums united by the themes of freedom, struggle, and community. Sonically, though, her songs have varied from dark electronica to North African-inflected pop to haunting and artful ballads. Her 2024 album, MRA, lifts up women ...
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