WYCE Music Director - Pleased to bring you the latest new releases into the WYCE Library as well as revisiting classics that are worth rediscovery. I like it dirty and funky. On air every Thursday 1-3 PM.
From their upcoming album All The Colours Of You out June 4th
Play Community Update
Support today on WYCE comes from Metro Health - University of Michigan Health, offering cardiovascular care with heart and vascular specialists.
Metro Health now has an expanded office, located at 1310 East Beltline, just off of Lake Drive.
More information can be found on their website at metro health dot net slash heart dash vascular or by phone at 616 252 5950
Nigerian artist OBI, who wandered from camp to squat for the past 10 years, undocumented, often on the streets, sometimes in prison never gave up on his dream: to find a place in the world and find freedom through music.
This is the sound, the story, of the M’berra Ensemble, a collective of Malian musicians from the M’berra Refugee Camp in southeast Mauritania, and Italian producer and electro-shaman Khalab.
ON EARTH DAY, INDIGENOUS WOMEN ARTISTS & THE 23RD POET LAUREATE OF THE U.S JOY HARJO JOIN THE INDIGO GIRLS AND BONNIE RAITT IN “NO MORE PIPELINE BLUES (ON THIS LAND WHERE WE BELONG)†This single will benefit the environmental justice non-profit, Honor the Earth, co-founded by Indigenous leader Winona LaDuke and the Indigo Girls 28 years ago.
Coming up tomorrow on WYCE we begin our annual Spring Fund Drive and we need your help!
