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Multi-instrumentalist Isaiah Collier Discovers New Creative Avenues, In-Studio
On this episode of Soundcheck, Isaiah Collier leaves his saxophone behind to play our piano and sing his soulful new songs with this band, in-studio.
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Best of Soundcheck: Horsegirl; Sullivan Fortner
Discover two wildly different musical acts with a playful streak on Soundcheck: beloved indie rock band Horsegirl and Grammy-winning pianist Sullivan Fortner. Both perform in-studio.
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Guitarist Marisa Anderson Studies UnAmerican Folk Music, In-Studio
Masterful guitarist Marisa Anderson celebrates the release of her latest album, The Anthology of UnAmerican Folk Music, with a special solo performance that bridges the gap between the Western tonal system and microtonality, for this edition of Soundcheck.
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Pianist and Story Collector Lara Downes Celebrates America @250, In-Studio
Pianist Lara Downes' latest is a multimedia piece called The Declaration Project and an album of music Hold These Truths- collected stories and music, celebrating America at 250. She plays some of these works, in-studio.
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Best of Soundcheck: Tank and the Bangas, Rodney Crowell
In this special episode of Soundcheck, we highlight some of our favorite live performances and interviews from Tank and the Bangas and Rodney Crowell.
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Dallas-born Folk Singer-Songwriter Anjimile Finds a New Level of Comfort, In-Studio
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Elizabeth and the Catapult Slows Down Enough and Stays Present (In-Studio)
Elizabeth Ziman, who performs as Elizabeth and the Catapult, is a singer-songwriter from Brooklyn. She plays new songs from her latest, "Responsible Friend", in-Studio.
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Rhiannon Giddens and Francesco Turrisi Discover Common Roots Through Music, In-Studio
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Art Rock Trio Mary in the Junkyard Embraces the Light with the Dark, In-Studio
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Composer and Bassoonist Joy Guidry Transforms Via Music, In-Studio
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Soundcheck
Live performances and conversations in which artists talk about their work, their process, and themselves. Genre-blind but open-eared. Hosted by John Schaefer.
