E12014/01/04
The musician unpacks an array of traditional Vietnamese instruments — and 1,000 years of culture.
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E12014/01/04
The musician unpacks an array of traditional Vietnamese instruments — and 1,000 years of culture.
E22014/01/07
The teenagers play a restrained, homespun mix of folk and pop with undeniably sweet harmonies.
E32014/01/13
The Howard University vocal jazz ensemble performs beautiful African-American spirituals.
E42014/01/20
Members of the Grammy-winning, organic R&B Experiment band jam with singer Marsha Ambrosius.
E52014/01/27
The expressive, powerful singer previews songs from her new album, Burn Your Fire for No Witness.
E62014/02/03
Hear the legendary band perform 1989's "Monkey Gone to Heaven" and two new songs — one unreleased.
E72014/02/08
The joyous Balkan brass band plays at a pace that would make the Ramones burst into a sweat.
E82014/02/10
The inventive folk-music veteran book-ends a four-song set with her hits "Luka" and "Tom's Diner."
E92014/02/18
The Welsh singer's set conveys loneliness and doubt with just two guitars and an inviting whisper.
E102014/02/22
For about 20 minutes one sunny afternoon, Rei turned a desk into a small Latin American folk club.
E112014/02/24
See the band re-create some of its stellar studio effects with a pedal steel and some novelty mics.
E122014/03/02
Avidan has an album and no U.S. record label to put it out. But he's on a solo tour that's stunning.
E132014/03/06
It's hard to convey the sound of two people in love, but Lowland Hum does that effortlessly.
E142014/03/10
Watch the 20-year-old English singer-songwriter, who has worked with superproducer Rick Rubin.
E152014/03/17
On record, Cluck's elastic voice and fingerpicking are impressive. Live, they jam the senses.
E162014/03/24
All the world's top opera houses want the young tenor with the old-school approach.
E172014/03/31
When the sisters cover classic country music together, the result is a treat and a trip in time.
E182014/04/07
Singer-songwriters Aimee Mann and Ted Leo unite from opposite ends of the volume knob.
E192014/04/12
The North Dakota singer-songwriter possesses one of the most arresting voices in folk music today.
E202014/04/14
Barnett tells stories like your best friend, provided your best friend is a funny Australian poet.
E212014/04/19
A young Pakistani musician treats the guitar as percussion — with surprisingly shimmering results.
E222014/04/21
The Argentine singer uses his dark, husky voice to produce a specific effect in these three songs.
E232014/04/26
Interweaving harmonies and guitar lines set the tone for these soft, benevolent, dreamy songs.
E242014/04/28
Impossibly telegenic and charming, the band mixes booming intensity with polish and sparkle.
E252014/05/03
The Dublin guitarist runs through a ragtime jaunt, a basement-bar choogle and a sad-sack closer.
E262014/05/05
The duo's sample-laden instrumental music is entertainment as education for the head and feet alike.
E272014/05/10
See the swamp-folk band play a characteristically eerie and mysterious set in the NPR Music offices.
E282014/05/12
The Scottish synth-pop band turns up with a small arsenal of synthesizers to perform three songs.
E292014/05/17
See the countertenor and lutenist Thomas Dunford perform John Dowland's melancholy songs.
E302014/05/20
The band makes the kind of music that can at least briefly restore your faith in humanity.
E312014/05/24
The Lebanese singer-songwriter is one of the most groundbreaking musicians in the Middle East.
E322014/05/27 · 15 分
Andrew Hozier-Byrne wraps his rich, vital, soulful voice around songs rooted in the blues.
E332014/05/31
Molina sounds as if she'd been raised by wolves and discovered the world of music on her own.
E342014/06/02
Watch the celebrated pianist make Bach's Two-part Inventions sing and zing.
E352014/06/07
A quirky and wistful performer with a string section, McLaughlin makes music like few others.
E362014/06/14
A classical virtuoso and an equally captivating flamenco player combine for a set of duets.
E372014/06/16
The country singer-songwriter performs with the ease and swagger of a man comfortable in his ways.
E382014/06/21
The singer-songwriter and musician performs with unabashed positivity and an uplifting spirit.
E392014/06/23
The Bright Eyes singer performs songs from Upside Down Mountain with help from members of Dawes.
E402014/06/28
See the innovative player create waves of sound with a six-string violin.
E412014/07/01
The 23-year-old singer-guitarist performs gritty, countrified blues-rock in the NPR Music offices.
E422014/07/05
Watch the Tiny Desk turn into a church, comedy club and neo-soul spot.
E432014/07/07
They call what they make "cave music" — but it's just as powerful at the Tiny Desk.
E442014/07/13
Grant's songs don't mess around, with lyrics that function as darts of retort and thought.
E452014/07/14
The singer has a magnificent way with phrasing, not to mention a remarkable country-music lineage.
E462014/07/19
The guitarist kicks up some dirt with a Rev. Gary Davis deconstruction and a Stratocaster hoedown.
E472014/07/21
In this three-song set, the Walkmen singer demonstrates that he's lost none of his vocal power.
E482014/07/25
Watch an atmospheric Norwegian band with a yearning sound. Also: See a flugabone!
E492014/07/29
In the NPR offices, the Ohio band plays three alternately brooding and stomping songs from Dark Arc.
E502014/08/02
The veteran East L.A. band's music penetrates the intellect even as it makes your hips sway.
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