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How technology amplified Black music’s cultural exchange
On You're Weird Now, the band leans into difference with help from producer Stephen Malkmus.
Guerilla Toss embrace the ‘weird’ on new album
On You're Weird Now, the band leans into difference with help from producer Stephen Malkmus.
For his latest album, Nate Amos rerecorded songs from across his catalog, plus This Is Lorelei performs live for World Cafe.
How This Is Lorelei gave old songs a new life on ‘Holo Boy’
For his latest album, Nate Amos rerecorded songs from across his catalog, plus This Is Lorelei performs live for World Cafe.
For Black History Month, World Cafe correspondent John Morrison kicks off a weekly series with a deep dive into the history of "call and…
From work songs to hip-hop, ‘call and response’ shaped Black music
For Black History Month, World Cafe correspondent John Morrison kicks off a weekly series with a deep dive into the history of "call and…
Musician Abdu Ali and DJ Ducky Dynamo reflect on the rise of Baltimore club music and the efforts to preserve its history in the…
From local radio to global influence, the rise of Baltimore club music
Musician Abdu Ali and DJ Ducky Dynamo reflect on the rise of Baltimore club music and the efforts to preserve its history in the…
The electronic musician talks about building a life and a career in the city that gave him room to experiment.
Why Dan Deacon never wants to leave Baltimore
The electronic musician talks about building a life and a career in the city that gave him room to experiment.
The Baltimore Rock Opera Society creates original productions powered by DIY spectacle and a love of the unconventional.
In Baltimore, a volunteer-run theater company embraces rock, gore and excess
The Baltimore Rock Opera Society creates original productions powered by DIY spectacle and a love of the unconventional.
The World Cafe team heads to Charm City for our latest Sense of Place series.
What does Baltimore sound like?
The World Cafe team heads to Charm City for our latest Sense of Place series.
Nate Ruess and Sam Means return with their first new record since 2006's Dog Problems.
The Format return with ‘Boycott Heaven,’ their first album in 20 years
Nate Ruess and Sam Means return with their first new record since 2006's Dog Problems.
Once a month, this group of seasoned musicians from Lafayette, La., gather to help support aging and retired musicians.
Acadiana Music Showcase: The Blue Monday Allstars
Once a month, this group of seasoned musicians from Lafayette, La., gather to help support aging and retired musicians.
