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
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.
Madame Récamier and Arthur Hanlon
A poppy Mexico City transplant who's on par with the likes of Natalia Lafourcade and an American pianist who's translating Latin American classics.
Madame Récamier and Arthur Hanlon
A poppy Mexico City transplant who's on par with the likes of Natalia Lafourcade and an American pianist who's translating Latin American classics.
Corinne Bailey Rae, Chance the Rapper and more
We've got new music from De La Sol, The Jack Moves and Kandace Springs.
Corinne Bailey Rae, Chance the Rapper and more
We've got new music from De La Sol, The Jack Moves and Kandace Springs.
Adia Victoria, Jack DeJohnette and Leyla McCalla
Jazz legend Jack DeJohnette is back, side by side, with son of fellow legend John Coltrane.
Adia Victoria, Jack DeJohnette and Leyla McCalla
Jazz legend Jack DeJohnette is back, side by side, with son of fellow legend John Coltrane.
Latin music from Gente de Zona and Alex Anwandter
Latin American bangers are on tap this week with new music from Gente de Zona and Alex Anwandter, as talked about by Justino Aguila from Billboard Magazine.
Latin music from Gente de Zona and Alex Anwandter
Latin American bangers are on tap this week with new music from Gente de Zona and Alex Anwandter, as talked about by Justino Aguila from Billboard Magazine.
How Prince's sound changed from 1979 to 2016
We take a deep dive on Prince's career, from 1979 to 2016, to get an idea of how The Purple One's sound changed over the years.