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Jonah Smith: Progressive and Accessible
With a soulful vocal delivery and a Fender Rhodes at his fingertips, New York City songwriter Jonah Smith has brought together a variety of classic influences to craft a unique and modern sound.
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Katharine Whalen: Out of the Past
Katharine Whalen's first album in seven years offers a mix of jazz, '60s-style pop and occasional trip-hop beats, all fueled by the former Squirrel Nut Zipper's playful, confident voice. The result is dazzling and seductive.
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Jonah Smith: The Roots of Pop
A devotee of pop, soul and jazz, singer-songwriter Jonah Smith makes songs that are best categorized as "roots music," as he skillfully blends fundamental elements into a sound that's both progressive and accessible.
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Jennifer O'Connor: Raw Rock, Honest Folk
Whether O'Connor is a folk singer with a rock aesthetic or a rocker with folk leanings is ultimately a moot point. The New York City resident crafts music that's honest, accessible and even fun, and on her new album, she seems destined for a breakthrough.
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JJ Grey and Mofro Plays 'Country Ghetto'
JJ Grey and Mofro describes their sound as "southern-fried swamp rock." Their new release, "Country Ghetto," is a nod to the musical roots of their northern Florida home and delivers a fresh take on the area's classic sounds. Hear an interview and in-studio performance, recorded by WXPN.
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St. Vincent: Consistently Captivating
St. Vincent's Marry Me is a subtly infectious record; propelled by warm strings, horns and keyboards. The songs alternately rock out and break down into noisy deconstructions. Lyrically, she's both serious and tongue-in-cheek, but consistently captivating.
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SXSW 2013 Music Preview
It's that time again! The All Songs Considered team gets ready for SXSW with brand new picks from some great unknown and upcoming artists.
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Of Montreal: Georgie Fruit Rears His Head
The music of much-adored rockers Of Montreal has taken many forms since the group's late 90's emergence. Their latest album, Skeletal Lamping, takes listeners along on lead singer Kevin Barnes' glam-funk transformation into his alter-ego, Georgie Fruit.
Akua Dixon At Central Brooklyn Jazz Festival
The multi-talented cellist leads her string ensemble in concert from the African-American neighborhood of Bedford-Stuyvesant, featuring her two children on voice and drums.
On her solo debut, Nanna considers the gargantuan task of starting over
The Icelandic musician talks about her new album, How To Start A Garden.
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