Happy Father's Day! Happy Sunday! Happy almost summer day! Let's get the music in our veins today. 2 hours, 2 double shot blocks. Family, friends, summer, vibes, You know the deal!
The spotlight is turned to several new albums today by Joaquín Muro, Matt Booth & Palindromes, Tomoko Omura, and the Claudio Scolari Project
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Ifeanyi Elswith is a contemporary R&B/hip-hop vocal artist from Avalon Park, Chicago, who can not only be found singing backup for the likes of Wyatt Waddell, but is now also producing music under her own name. In this episode, she performs music from her 2020 debut, Everything Festyle, with a full band (including Waddell on bass), recorded live at Senses To Soul School Of Music.
Everything Festyle is available now from Rosebud Allday
Listen to the audio podcast for more music and interview.
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John Knefel refutes the current claims that there is a shortage of workers in the United States and offers the reality that there are fewer workers who are willing to work in poor conditions for inadequate pay.
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1. LOU BARLOW, Reason To Live (Joyful Noise)
2. BACHELOR, Doomin’ Sun (Polyvinyl)
3. WOMBO, Keesh Mountain [EP] (Fire Talk)
4. CHARLIE MARTIN, Imaginary People (Grand Jury)
5. BRODKA, BRUT (PIAS)
6. AQUARIAN BLOOD, Bending The Golden Hour (Goner)
7. PACKS, Take The Cake (Fire Talk)
8. MAN ON MAN, Man On Man (Polyvinyl)
9. CLAIRE GEORGE, The Land Beyond The Light (Cascine)
10. TRAVIS LINVILLE, I'm Still Here (Black Mesa)
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Ifeanyi Elswith is a contemporary R&B/hip-hop vocal artist from Avalon Park, Chicago who can often be found singing backup for the likes of Wyatt Waddell. In this episode, she performs songs from her 2020 debut, Everything Festyle, with a full band (including Waddell on bass), and joins us for a conversation about songwriting, inspiration, her musical background, and what she has in the works these days.