New music every week, as chosen by tastemakers on Take Two from Southern California Public Radio. Hear from Shirley Halperin, news director at Billboard Magazine, Oliver Wang of Soul-Sides, music supervisor Morgan Rhodes, music journalists Chris Martins, Steve Hochman and more.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 19 hours 1 minute
Soapkills, the Helsinki-Cotonou Ensemble and The Breath
Today we've got the most public radio-ey thing ever: a Finnish guitarist who traveled to West Africa for a collaboration with a local singer-percussionist.
Shakira, Pepe Aguilar, Alkilados and more
We're traveling throughout Latin America with new songs from Shakira, Banda el Recodo and more.
Shakira, Pepe Aguilar, Alkilados and more
We're traveling throughout Latin America with new songs from Shakira, Banda el Recodo and more.
Laura Mvula, DJ Shadow and Incognito
Every week we get the freshest music for whatever listening device you may use. On tap this week, new picks from Oliver Wang and Morgan Rhodes.
Laura Mvula, DJ Shadow and Incognito
Every week we get the freshest music for whatever listening device you may use. On tap this week, new picks from Oliver Wang and Morgan Rhodes.
Charlie Parker, Ruby Friedman Orchestra and The Low Anthem
As record companies have mined the vaults to release everything "legacy" artists ever recorded, the results have been unsatisfying, but this Charlie Parker album is different.
Charlie Parker, Ruby Friedman Orchestra and The Low Anthem
As record companies have mined the vaults to release everything "legacy" artists ever recorded, the results have been unsatisfying, but this Charlie Parker album is different.
Kany Garcia, Gloria Trevi, Joss Favela and Mariachi Divas de Cindy Shea
Regional Mexican music, sweet Latin American inspired tunes and the infamous Gloria Trevi.
Kany Garcia, Gloria Trevi, Joss Favela and Mariachi Divas de Cindy Shea
Regional Mexican music, sweet Latin American inspired tunes and the infamous Gloria Trevi.
Allen Toussaint, Xenia Rubinos and Fantastic Negrito
We have breakthrough albums from two young artists, both reshaping urban sounds with some sharp social criticism, plus the final album from one of the towering figures of modern American music.