Our standalone home of live music presented in a strong 15-minute shot. Recorded in Monocle 24’s studios, the sessions feature established and emerging acts live and in conversation.
https://monocle.com/radio/shows/the-sessions-at-midori-house
Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 1 day 16 hours 36 minutes
Julia Holter
LA musician Julia Holter recently released her brand new record ‘Have you in my Wilderness’ so we’re delving in to the Sessions vault to revisit the brilliant performance she gave us when she released her previous album ‘Loud City Song’ back in 2013.
Cody Chesnutt
Back in March 2013 we were lucky enough to be graced with the presence of one of the coolest guys to play in the Midori House studios: Cody Chesnutt. In this week's show we revisit the stripped-back trio of songs that he performed from ‘Landing on a Hundred’.
Robert Forster
This week we have live music from Robert Forster of the Go-Betweens as he releases his new solo record ‘Songs to Play’. He also chats to Andrew Mueller about his career as both a musician and a rock critic.
Dawes
Californian rockers Dawes play a triple bill of tracks from their new album ‘All Your Favorite Bands’ and chat to Andrew Mueller.
Rhodes
Rhodes is fast becoming a popular name on the British singer-songwriter scene, with live appearances alongside the likes of Rufus Wainwright, Laura Marling and London Grammar under his belt. This September he releases his debut record ‘Wishes’ and is in the studio to play us some of its tracks on this week’s show.
Roseau
British singer and multi-instrumentalist Roseau is in the studio to play a selection of songs from her debut record ‘Salt’.
Ben Folds
This week’s session is from world-class pianist and songwriter Ben Folds. He performs tracks from his new album ‘So There’ and chats to Andrew Mueller.
Timo Lassy
Finnish saxophonist Timo Lassy and his jazz band hit the Monocle studios to play us three brilliant tracks from their new album ‘Love Bullet’.
Gregory Porter
In this week’s archive session we revisit our 2014 performance from Grammy award-winning American jazz singer, Gregory Porter.