all tracks and on-air programmers are listed in reverse chronological order - times are approximate
The band recently re-pressed their debut album Keb Darge Presents: The New Mastersounds - Bonus track not available on the first pressing.
Features Jeff Park of Tortoise and Money Mark
Mdou Moctar has announced a new album called Afrique Victime. The Tuareg guitarist and his band's first album for Matador Records arrives May 21
Dubz Of The Root out now
Emergency Telephone out now.
New album Daddys Home
From the forthcoming album Islomania Out this summer on Royal Mountain Records
Tell your smart speaker "Play WYCE" - that's right
Banane Bleue is the newest album from the British-French act Francois & the Atlas Mountains, led by Francois Marry. Out now via Domino Recording Co.
Recorded raw and loose with just two microphones and an acoustic guitar in Marfa, Texas Marfa has long attracted artists and wanderers, visionaries and misfits, loners and oddballs. And for the past six years, it’s also served as something of a muse for Miranda Lambert, Jon Randall, and Jack Ingram, whose regular writing trips to this desolate dot on the map have yielded both massive hits and profound personal growth.
Before Texas Country Great James Hand passed away in June of 2020, Charley Crockett made a promise to his friend that he would record his songs. While he had hoped to do it before Hand’s unexpected death, Crockett fulfills his promise with his new album Lil’ G.L. Presents: 10 For Slim - Charley Crockett Sings James Hand
Dan Auerbach-produced album Sharecropper's Son releasing May 21 on Easy Eye Sound Robert is an Army veteran and was a skilled carpenter before losing his sight in his 60s, giving him freedom to finally pursue his musical dream. Finley overcame divorce, house fires, and an automobile accident in addition to becoming legally blind upon contracting glaucoma.
Career Spanning ASSEMBLY out 3/26. Junco Partner is a blues song first recorded by James Waynes in 1951. The Richard Hayes' version caught the ear of Joe Strummer, who recorded it with the London-based band The 101'ers. He later recorded it again, this time in Kingston, Jamaica, with The Clash for their album Sandinista!, released in 1980,
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