Sudan Archives shares why she fuses violin with electronic beats on her latest album. Minnesota rapper Dessa describes spending two years working with neuroscientists to train her brain to get over her ex. We’ll explore why only 2% of music producers are women and how some indie artists are working…
KEXP has our TV eye set for this week in late night television. Set your DVR, TiVo, or just drink some coffee to stay awake for these musical guest performances on your favorite talk shows.
On their forthcoming fifth full-length Always Ascending, Scottish band Franz Ferdinand reach new heights. Frontman Alex Kapranos talks to KEXP about the lyrical influences on the new release.
The Vancouver duo sits down with KEXP at Sasquatch! Music Festival to discuss literature, their Pacific Northwest roots, and working on their next LP.
In honor of Indigenous People's Day, KEXP talks with Tracy Rector about Indigenous women filmmakers and her "You Are On Indigenous Land" poster campaign
Crutchfield talks about her years going solo, playing with Waxahatchee, reuniting Swearin', and growing up.
KEXP talks to Zoe Brown, Academic Program Manager, and Paris Coulter, alumni, from The Freedom Education Project Puget Sound.
Lewis talks heartbreak and recording live with an all-star lineup on her latest solo release
KEXP talks to Seattle band Thunderpussy as they await a ruling from the Supreme Court on whether or not they can trademark their band name.
KEXP talks to Patrick Haggerty, frontman for Lavender Country, the nation’s first openly gay country band.
KEXP’s Dr. West from Sonic Reducer talks to The Gotobeds frontman about five punk tracks that influenced the recording of what he calls their “accidental rap album.”
KEXP's Marco Collins talks to music critic Charles Cross for a new series called "Northwest Classics."
DJ Kevin Cole explores the influences behind the Radiohead member's latest venture.
Gabriel Teodros talks with musician, poet, attorney, and former mayoral candidate Nikkita Oliver on the protests and social justice movement in Seattle.
Current episodes feature Lauren Mayberry (CHVRCHES), Nadya Tolokonnikova (Pussy Riot), Mike Skinner (The Streets), and Hak Baker .
Alisa Amador talks about grief, struggles with mental health, and winning NPR’s Tiny Desk Contest in 2022.
The Gits guitarist Andy Kessler and bassist Matt Dresdner talk about the band’s story, legacy, and the life of Mia Zapata.
KEXP DJ Kevin Cole joins host Evie Stokes to talk about the Eurosonic Music Festival, and cemetery folk.
Songwriter Lucy Dacus talks about her new album, Forever Is A Feeling.
Audioasis host Kennady Quille talks about Stoneyard’s new tune “Amelia's Hand.”
