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Tune in to a mini-concert with Friko (opens the original)
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Friko is a band from Chicago, and in a recent interview with Chicago station WBEZ, they said they owe “everything to the Chicago scene” and their experience coming up in it. But like any band trying to make a go of it, Friko has also spent a lot of time away from home out on the road touring. Those experiences became a major source of inspiration for their latest album, Something Worth Waiting For, produced by John Congleton. It’s the follow-up to their debut, Where we’ve been, Where we go from
Swamp Dogg contemplates the afterlife (opens the original)
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There is no one quite like Swamp Dogg. First, there's his career: He started recording music when he was just 12 years old as Little Jerry, short for his given name, Jerry Williams Jr. From there, he released a few singles with a bit of success, went on to write songs for people, and became a producer at Atlantic Records. He made a major impact on country, soul and R&B. All of this took place before he became Swamp Dogg in 1970. The story goes that the Swamp Dogg was born out of a life-changing
Swamp Dogg contemplates the afterlife (opens the original)
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There is no one quite like Swamp Dogg. First, there’s his career: He started recording music when he was just 12 years old as Little Jerry, short for his given name, Jerry Williams Jr. From there, he released a few singles with a bit of success, went on to write songs for people, and became a producer at Atlantic Records. He made a major impact on country, soul and R&B. All of this took place before he became Swamp Dogg in 1970. The story goes that the Swamp Dogg was born out of a life-changing
beabadoobee looks toward what connects us on ‘Pylon’ (opens the original)
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The first time beabadoobee was on World Cafe, she was just 20 years old, performing live from her bedroom. Since then, a lot has changed, professionally. She’s headlined massive tours, opened for Taylor Swift and worked with Rick Rubin. But as you might expect for someone in their 20s, a lot has changed personally, too. Today, beabadoobee talks about her fourth album, Pylon, and how all that personal and professional growth shaped the record. The title was inspired in part by electrical towers,
Bedouine builds a home for herself on ‘Neon Summer Skin’ (opens the original)
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What are the things that immediately take you back to childhood? Maybe it’s the theme music from a TV show your parents used to watch, the taste of a popsicle in the summertime or the smell of chlorine after swimming. It’s the simple little things that bring on that beautiful, bittersweet feeling of nostalgia. Today, we’re talking with singer-songwriter Bedouine, whose fourth album, Neon Summer Skin, is a meditation on childhood and on what it means to leave childhood behind and realize you can
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