Conversations at the World Cafe
Next: Hanni El Khatib
The singer-songwriter combines soul, blues and punk on his blistering new album, Head in the Dirt.
Dawes: Songs And 'Stories' From Laurel Canyon
The newly independent California band plays songs from its new record, Stories Don't End, and singer-songwriter Taylor Goldsmith talks about the inspiration behind the album.
Frightened Rabbit On World Cafe
The Scottish rock band performs punchy, driving anthems from its latest album, Pedestrian Verse.
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Latin Roots: Son Jarocho
Jasmine Garsd introduces a melancholy, mischievous genre from the port city of Veracruz, Mexico.
Sallie Ford & The Sound Outside On World Cafe
The Portland band's raw, bluesy rockabilly sound shines on its latest album, Untamed Beast.
RNDM On World Cafe
Joseph Arthur and Pearl Jam's Jeff Ament team up for their new album as RNDM, titled Acts.
Bonnie 'Prince' Billy & Dawn McCarthy On World Cafe
The singers perform classic Everly Brothers tunes from their new album, What the Brothers Sang.
Next: Laura Stevenson
The death-obsessed singer-songwriter explores a dark, folk-infused sound on her new album, Wheel.
Jim James On World Cafe
The My Morning Jacket singer performs songs from the soulful Regions of Light and Sound of God, his first solo release under his own name, and discusses an accident that left him bedridden.
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Clive Davis On World Cafe
The indefatigable music mogul reflects on his more than six decades in the music industry.
Rod Stewart On World Cafe
The singer, songwriter and Rock and Roll Hall of Famer plays three songs from his new album, Time.
The Slide Brothers On World Cafe
The virtuoso pedal-steel band plays songs from its debut album, Robert Randolph Presents The Slide Brothers, and discusses its transition from performing in churches to playing clubs.
Phosphorescent On World Cafe
Singer Matthew Houck shares intimate, country-tinged songs from his band's latest album, Muchacho.
Hey Marseilles On World Cafe
The Seattle chamber-pop band plays agreeably hooky songs from its new album, Lines We Trace.
