The A.M. - Episode March 23, 2026

As March marches on, The AM is still here to help you find your bearings in a world that won't stop spinning. This week we're throwing back to Cornelius' 2001 album Point, listening to new releases ranging from Bill Callahan's introspective folk to Hanakiv's atmospheric piano, Shabaka's spiritual jazz, and Damaged Bug's damaged psych, and generally aiming to make your Monday morning more bearable. Hope you enjoy it.Playlist: Five Times the Stars, featuring Sun Rain - fabricNavet Confit - 6 8Masahiro Takahashi, featuring Dorothea Paas - Sky, Ocean, and CreaturesMammo - Very NearBurdy - Oolong TimeGreen-House - Dragline SilkResavoir - LeavesShabaka - Step LightlyTristan Arp - Forking Paths747 - Lost LagoonFeathers - Old Black Hat with a Dandelion FlowerBill Callahan - Stepping Out For AirLuka Kuplowsky - Plant LifeLammping - No ConsolationCornelius - Tone Twilight ZoneCornelius - Bird Watching at Inner ForestThe Raoul Santodomingo Experience - Penelope CruiseshipDamaged Bug - Over-ExposedSleepkit - Fresh FaceBaby Cool - EverythingKnife Pleats - Distant ShipsHanakiv - LõpulaulAndrew Wasylyk, featuring Saya from Tenniscoats - Hachi No SuCarla dal Forno - Going OutMarco Benevento, featuring Marianne Mirage - TurandotFabiano do Nascimento, Vittor Santos Orchestra - Floresta Dos SonhosKoushik - Be WithThe Experimental Pop Band - Narcotic DaysPanurge - Ginny and the Flower ManAzeda Booth - This Town is FixedDiscovery Zone, John Moods - I Want YouWorld Standard - Human Circle of Memory