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Posted: Apr 14, 2021 11:59 AM ET | Last Updated: April 14 In 2017, Swedish duo First Aid Kit organized a theatrical staging of Leonard Cohens songs, poems and letters as a tribute to the Canadian musician. Five years later, they have released a recording of that nights performance.(Olof Ringmar)

International Womens Day: KEXP DJs Share Their Bandcamp Friday Picks KEXP Being a woman is complicated. As a woman in mostly dude-dominated industries, I’ve tried to hide the fact that I’m a person who could maybe procreate one day for my whole adult career. So when I showed up nine months pregnant for my third (but first in-person) interview at KEXP, I thought “Well, here goes nothing!”    Spoiler: They hired me! I had a baby in March 2020 (amidst not much other stress, ...

Extra Fundrive Episode 5:00pm - 5:49pm Not exactly Deliberate Noise, but not not Deliberate Noise... its an extra episode I made to help out for Fundrive. This playlist is all about pop, electronic, good times music. Featuring new stuff from Prado, Horsepowar, Yu Su, Cartel Madras, Pierre Kwenders, TOBi, ExMiranda... I think youll like it. NSFW though! Thanks to all who have donated to Fundrive, and thanks for listening.

Yellow River Blue Will Salmon , February 8th, 2021 09:27 The rising star producer has travel on her mind. Will Salmon explores her intriguing debut LP Producer and sound artist Yu Su was born in Kaifeng, China, but didnt discover electronic music until she moved to Vancouver in 2013 and became immersed in the local scene. Her debut solo album (she’s also one half of the experimental duo Youre Me) is a buoyant collection of mid-tempo house and ambient explorations that draws inspiration from t...

ep58 - cool (colors): blue, purple, grey, etc... 4:05pm - 5:08pm what do you think of the cool colors (vs warm ones)?? bc dork has more thoughts than they thought they would call in to lmk what your fav cool color is

The Chinese-born, Vancouver-based electronic musician’s debut album fuses disparate moods, styles, and experiences into a varied set of songs that touch on ambient dub, synth pop, and left-field house.

London singer-songwriter and poet Arlo Parks delves into her adolescence through the lens of sun-dappled indie pop, on debut Collapsed in Sunbeams. Self-described as “a series of vignettes and intimate portraits,” the album is inspired by Allen Ginsberg, Sylvia Plath, Jim Morrison and Fela Kuti – combining poetic lyricism with a shimmering guitar hooks and her halcyon vocals. It’s a heartrending debut effort from Parks, who is also bringing much needed representation to indie along the...