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MUNA on Queer Representation
Bartees Strange on Farm To Table: “I Can’t Fix the World But I Can Fix Me”
The Sonics of Black Spirituality
Nabil Ayers’ “Life in the Sunshine”
Pomplamoose on the Business of Being Full Time Musicians
Poliça Turns Traumas Into Healing Songs
Fantastic Negrito’s Ancestral Love Story
Introducing "The Runcast with John Richards"
Apparently: Parallels of a Grandmother and Grandchild
Emmy The Great Embraces Biracial Heritage Through Music and Motherhood
Apparently: La Luz’ Shana Cleveland’s Fight to Stay in Music After Motherhood and Cancer Diagnosis
Allen Stone on the American Song Contest
Chris Bathgate’s Musical Journey From Living in a Forest to Working for Tech Startup
Lavender Country on Making Gay Country Music
Tennyson Writes Album After New Hearing Condition
Hollis’ Love Letter to Seattle
Charlotte Adigéry & Bolis Pupul on Wokeness, Racism and #Metoo
The Head and the Heart on Going to Band Therapy and New Album
Hatchie on Self-Acceptance and Working a Day Job to Save for Tour
Maren Morris on Motherhood, Death and Diversity in Country Music
Destroyer’s Evolution of Sound
Lucius Dances Through The Darkness
Kae Tempest on the Power of Lyricism
Orville Peck Releases 'Bronco' After Almost Quitting Music
Apparently: Lowland Hum “Quiet Music” to Colicky Baby
Apparently: Middle Kids on What It Takes to Tour With Toddler
Fresh off the Spaceship: The Story of the Black Constellation
Apparently: Parenting Advice from Inuk Throat Singer Tanya Tagaq
Apparently: Swimming Upstream
Brittany Davis Addresses Blindness on Debut EP
From Homeless to Starting Band of Horses
Creating Music and Community at a Liquor Store Day Job
Ukraine’s DakhaBrakha: “It’s not a conflict, it’s just war.”
Video Game Music in Seattle
Superchunk’s Laura Ballance: “My Hearing Problems Have Ruined My Life As A Musician”
Jen Malone: Behind the Music of Euphoria, Atlanta & Yellowjackets
The Story of White Town's 1997 hit, "Your Woman"
Remembering Mark Lanegan
Beach House Album Review: 'Once Twice Melody'
Ben Gibbard on Honoring Yoko Ono's Legacy
From Broadway to a Vermont Farm: Anaïs Mitchell Returns Home for Solo Record
Animal Collective Talks Experimentation and Need for Connection
Riot Grrrl Energy on an Island off Maine
How J Dilla Reinvented Rhythm
How Musicians are Utilizing Discord
Rediscovering Seattle’s Funk Scene
Gabriels on Being Whoever You Want To Be
Roe v Wade & Music
Cat Power Talks Covers Album, Mental Health and Motherhood
Bonobo Finds Musical Inspiration From Samples and Synths
Remembering Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s Legacy
Best Of: Chong The Nomad Finds Beats at Her Day Job
Best Of: Vashon Island's Creative Community
Ketamine Music Therapy
KEXP's Top Albums of 2021: Staff Picks
KEXP's Top Albums of 2021: Heavy Rotation
“No Standards” Christmas Songs
Discover Music Every Day
Where's My Vinyl?
Rise of LA Underground Hip Hop
How Sobriety and Mental Health Issues Shaped Acid Tongue’s New Album
The Numbers Behind "Spotify Wrapped"
The Crocodile Opens in New, Larger Space
David Bowie’s Long-Lost Album, 'Toy'
Getting Silly with Wet Leg
Snotty Nose Rez Kids on Hope and Change
Preserving an Indigenous Language Through Music
They Might Be Giants' Playful 40-Year Career
Live on KEXP with José González
Damon Albarn's Iceland-Inspired Solo Album
The War on Drugs on "Certain Optimism" of New Album
Mudhoney’s Bassist on Being a Nurse During COVID
Tori Amos on Synesthesia and Her New Album
Behind the Console: Playing With Sound
Behind the Console: Monitoring Sound (And Emotions) On Stage
Behind the Console: Career Change
Behind the Console: From Prince to PhD
Behind the Console: 'It's a Really Steep Uphill Climb'
Noah Gundersen on Leaving Seattle
Indigenous Music and Representation on the Screen
Heart’s Ann Wilson on Her Long Career
Apparently: Ezra Furman's Journey as a Trans Mom
Apparently: Ella Vos on Postpartum Depression
Apparently: J’Von on Being the Dad He Never Had
Songs About Seattle
Adia Victoria Reclaims the South’s Whitewashed History
The Many Jobs of Bruce Leroy
Making a Living Off Youtube and Spotify Playlists
Inspiration from a Left-Handed, Upside-Down Playing Guitarist
Music of New Orleans
RESPECT: An Introduction to Aretha Franklin
Uncovering the 'Summer of Soul'
Hiatus Kaiyote: “Somewhere between catchy and likable and a bit obscure”
Investigating the Unsolved Murder of Mac Dre
Neko Case’s Connection to Nature
Jungle on New Record: “Why Weren’t We Like This Before?”
Prince’s Long-Lost Album Is Still Relevant
Filipino Hip Hop 206: DJ Nasty Nes
Filipino Hip Hop 206: Massive Monkees
Filipino Hip Hop 206: isangmahal