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- How would you even search for a band whose name is a symbol? On All Songs Considered, host Bob Boilen is joined by my colleagues Hazel Cills and Marissa Lorusso to puzzle at the duo simply called @ — yes, the asperand you use in your email address or to tag someone on social media. That’s not the only artist with a peculiar name on the show, which also features Decisive Pink, Fievel Is Glauque and M(h)aol.
- Forget any assumptions you might have about the music of Nashville singer Margo Price. Her latest album, Strays, is a potent, genre-spanning opus that leads the first New Music Friday episode of 2023, which also features albums by Belle & Sebastian, Seven Davis Jr. and Derrick Gardner & The Jazz Prophets.
- Leikeli47 was an absolute star at NPR Music’s 15th anniversary concert back in November. The enigmatic rapper made time to share the spotlight with some special guests — from professional dancers to Louder Than A Riot co-host Sidney Madden, a professional fan and if you weren’t able to make it in person you can now watch a video of her set.
- A new children’s book illustrates how Roberta Flack's first piano came from a junkyard.
- Jeff Beck, who died on Tuesday at 78 years old after contracting bacterial meningitis, was a true titan of the electric guitar. In his hands, the instrument was as expressive as the human voice, and he played a crucial role in establishing what would become classic rock. "Beck was truly one of the last guitar heroes who came of age expanding the technical capabilities of the electric guitar," says Alt.Latino co-host Felix Contreras.
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Marc-André Hamelin is regarded as one of his generation’s most technically astounding pianists. His colossal breadth of repertoire is on display at the Tiny Desk, with a smart set of pieces that demonstrate his virtuosity and sense of humor. Also this week: For the final Tiny Desk we filmed in 2022, English singer-songwriter dodie and her band gave a playful, charming and deeply cathartic performance. |
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