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CAUTIOUS CLAY - “ROOTS” Blending his smooth voice with silky synths, Cautious Clay gives us another laid-back anthem with “Roots.” The song is about a relationship falling apart. He sings, “just another rinse repeat, on life and love.” His voice perfectly captures the anguish of not wanting to let go of something falling apart. The song builds, eventually coming to a pinnacle with him explaining “It's harder 'cause the roots run deep.” Cautious Clay’s debut studio album, Deadpan Love, comes out June 25th.    Claud was the first artist to be signed to Phoebe Bridgers’ re...

This week's New Discoveries include tracks by Billie Eilish, Dropkick Murphys, Counting Crows, and Garbage. Don't miss out on what's new at the station!

We’re just a month away from the release of Wolf Alice’s third studio album, Blue Weekend. The British alternative rock band recently teased fans with “Smile,” the album’s second single. While their previous offering, “The Last Man on Earth,” was a contemplative piano ballad, “Smile” turns the dial all the way to the right. After a brief, watery intro, the track bursts to life with a distorted guitar riff and energetic drums. The verses keep the party going, with a crunchy bassline from Theo Ellis and a breathy speak-song performance from Ellie Roswell. It’s a perfectly t...

Funstyle. After years of speculation and delays, she’s coming back strong with Soberish. “Spanish Doors,” her latest single, is an upbeat yet depressing jam. Punchy drums and bright guitar mask the poignant lyrics, which Phair says were inspired by her friend’s divorce. She sings, “I don’t want to see anybody I know. I don’t want to be anywhere that you and I used to go.” Look out for the rest of Soberish on June 4th.   Prince's unreleased 2010 project Welcome 2 America is being unearthed later this year, with the title track released first. A lush, soulful track guided by...

, Web Services Coordinator The 63rd Grammy Awards are just around the corner, and we wanted to highlight some nominated WERS artists. For the first time ever, everyone competing for the "Best Rock Performance" award is either a woman or a female-fronted band. Let's celebrate these rock goddesses by checking out their critically-acclaimed performances.   The second track of Fiona Apple's instant classic Fetch the Bolt Cutters sees the singer reminiscing on her middle school days. Back then, she was bullied and had a hard time fitting in. This feeling is punctuated by a chaotic soundscape of ...