Masters Of Music
Los Angeles’ jukebox is huge. You would run out of quarters, even virtual quarters, long before you ran out of songs about L.A. and California.
Each decade racks up its hits: for the 1960s, it’s the Flying Burrito Brothers’ “Sin City”; 1970s, Los Tigres del Norte’s “Contrabando y Traición”; 1980s,
Do you feel it? There’s a shift taking place in music right now. For nearly a year and a half, many artists patiently held back and waited for the world to open back up again before releasing their most high-energy songs. And in their absence, artists who made calming and
Allison Russell’s new album is called Outside Child.
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Allison Russell’s new album is called Outside Child.
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We open this week’s show with Olivia Rodrigo, the actress-turned-pop star whose debut
Marvin Gaye’s hit record “What’s Going On” encapsulates the political turmoil of 1971 while also inspiring hope for change.
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Marvin Gaye’s hit record “What’s Going On” encapsulates the political turmoil of 1971 while also inspiring hope for change.
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This Memorial Day Weekend, the Home of Rock and Roll conducted its annual countdown of the top 500 songs of all time. The countdown also coincided with the 45th anniversary of the first time WPDH signed on the air as a rock station in the Hudson Valley. This year’s #1
Rostam. His second solo full-length, Changepobia, is on our shortlist of the best albums out on June 4.
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Five years after leaving Vampire Weekend, Rostam is back with Changephobia, a beautifully transfixing mix of