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Ray Soul On The Importance Of Music Friday As Part Of Suicide Prevention Month – WRTC FM (opens the original)
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On the Sept. 27 edition of Friday Class, Prof. Lay closes the observance of Suicide Prevention Month with a special interview with jazz bassist, producer and professor Ray Soul. The program airs 6-9 a.m. Click here to listen live. In this deeply personal and wide-ranging discussion, Soul reflects on the ways music can become a language when words fail us. He speaks openly about how his music has helped him navigate loss, silence, grief and the difficult spaces where communication seems impossibl
Jon Butcher Featured Saturday – WRTC FM (opens the original)
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An interview with and the music of guitarist Jon Butcher will be featured on the Sept. 19 edition of Greasy Tracks. The program airs 2:30-5:30 p.m. Click here to listen live. Butcher, as part of Guitar Monsters, visits Infinity Hall in Hartford on Sept. 26. Joining him are six-string foils Johnny A and Dave Amato. There will be tickets given away to the show. Net proceeds from the concert will benefit the Community Renewal Team in Hartford. Heavily influenced by Jimi Hendrix and Jeff Beck, Butch
Della In Studio – WRTC FM (opens the original)
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Singer/songwriter Della (Natalie Schroeder) was an in-studio guest on the Aug. 24 edition of The Devo Rock Show. If you missed it, here’s the archive and the playlist is here. In addition to Della performing a few of her tracks, Devo played her latest single, “Take A Picture” as well as music from her debut EP, Playing Pretend. Della started making music at age 15 and has placed in the top seven teen songwriters in the International Songwriting Competition. Her music incorporates many different
Russ Anixter Talks ‘What Next?’ – WRTC FM (opens the original)
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The Aug. 22 edition of Greasy Tracks features an interview with Russ Anixter who discussed What Next?, the just-released album by The Hippie Big Band, his 11-piece ensemble. f you missed it, here’s the archive, while a playlist is here. Recorded during a two-day session this past February at The Bunker Studios in Brooklyn, NY., Anixter and his cohorts’ nine-track effort serves as an impressive follow-up to their 2025 debut, What Is? The digital version of the new album includes a bonus cut — Bla
Solgyres In Studio – WRTC FM (opens the original)
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The July 19 edition of Strictly Roots featured an in-studio interview with members of the New Haven-based punk/reggae band Solgyres. Formed in 2020, the now 10-piece band released their self-titled debut album in 2024. The 14-track effort included an appearance by G. Love of G. Love & Special Sauce who added vocals to “Immortal.” On July 24, Solgyres will appear with the Quasi Kings at Hop Culture Brewery in Colchester. On July 25, they’ll play the 420 Community Fest in Holy Ghost Park in Shelto
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