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Filipino Hip Hop 206
Black & Asian Solidarity
Amythyst Kiah Breaks Free of “Shut Up and Sing” Policy
Prom Queen Covers Britney Spears
The Mystery of SAULT
The Marías’ Cinematic Debut
Ambar Lucid's Psychedelic Inspiration
Garbage’s Shirley Manson on Sexism, Racism and New Album
How The True Loves Drummer’s Acupuncture Job Informs His Music
Making an Album with Artificial Intelligence
Mustafa on Preserving Loved Ones Through His Music
Kassa Overall and His Middle School Band Teacher Discuss Lasting Lessons
How Indie Labels and Venues Are Reacting to NFTs
Left At London Explores Mental Health on Genre-Shifting Album
Apparently: Baby on Tour
Apparently: Navigating a Toxic Music Industry as a Mother
Apparently: JusMoni’s Letter to Her Son
How New Zealand’s Music Scene Got Stronger During COVID-19
Heart’s Nancy Wilson on First Solo Album
Marvin Gaye’s 'What’s Going On' Resonates 50 Years Later
St. Vincent Goes 70s
Grief & Loss of Gang of Four Guitarist, Andy Gill
Musicians Respond to Racism Against Asian Americans
[Unedited] Can’t Stop Won’t Stop: A Hip Hop History
Can’t Stop Won’t Stop: A Hip Hop History
Seattle’s Long Lost Punk Record
London Grammar Reacts to Industry Misogyny in New Album
Tune-Yards on Appropriation vs. Inspiration
What I Played When the Verdict Came Down
Sharon Van Etten Breaks Down Anniversary Cover Album, 'epic Ten'
Japanese Breakfast on New Memoir, 'Crying in H Mart'
We'll Be Back Next Week!
How 'Big Music' Is Hurting the Industry
Brandi Carlile's Memoir
Spotify and Streaming Transparency
KEXP's Top Played Songs of Women’s History Month
Seattle’s Smiley, Singing Bus Driver
One Year of Bandcamp Fridays
SoundCloud’s New “Fan-Powered Royalties”
How NFTs are Making Musicians Millions
Apparently: Touring, Fatherhood & Recovery
Apparently: Dad in Drag
Apparently: Grace Love Goes Solo
Tina Bell: Unsung Goddess of Grunge
Adrian Younge Revises Black History
Kuti Family Continues Afrobeat Tradition
Black History Is Now 'In Our Headphones'
TV Priest Reflects on Society in 'Uppers'
Langhorne Slim on Writing After Recovery
Why Fugees' 'The Score' Matters
Pussy Riot's New Protest Song
Music’s Copyright Gold Rush
How Brexit Could Impact Music
The Avalanches Find Inspiration in Interstellar Love
Selling Horses to Get By: a Rural Musician Perspective
Rap Lyrics in Court: “A Dangerous Precedent”
Venues Look to Build a More Equitable Future
Hip Hop 206: Vitamin D
Hip Hop 206: Legacy of the Unexpected
Hip Hop 206: Emerald Street Boys
How the 90s Changed Hip Hop
Music Deaths 2020: Deeper Cuts
KEXP's Favorite Songs of 2020
Reflecting on Race, Identity and Music in 2020
Calexico Christmas
Bartees Strange Synthesizes Genres and Reclaims Space
Sigur Rós Goes Medieval
Better Off Staying Independent
Pearl Jam's Stone Gossard on New Side Project, Painted Shield
One Label's Mission to Support Artists' Mental Health
Magic Spells and Musical Healing With Nailah Hunter
Dirty Projectors on Their “Mosaic” of New Releases
Alice in Chains' 30-Year Career
Marie Davidson on Divesting from Perfectionism
Study Finds Ways to Prevent COVID-19 Spread at Concerts
SassyBlack on Creating a Better Future for Artists
Marshall Law Band on Underscoring the Seattle Protests
Sa-Roc Reflects on Self-Love and Her New Album
War on Women Make This 'Wonderful Hell' Worth Living In
Laura Veirs' Songs Predicted Her Divorce
Polaris Prize Winner Backxwash Finds Comfort in Horrorcore
How to Write a Song With Jeff Tweedy
Kevin Morby's 'Sundowner' Puts Midwest Twilight Into Sound
The Fight to Keep Music Live
Deep Sea Diver's Journey of Healing and Empathy on 'Impossible Weight'
Bob Mould’s 'Blue Hearts’ Beats With Protest
The Cheater's Guide to Spotify
Fleet Foxes on the Significance of Nature in 'Shore'
Matthew James-Wilson on "What It’s Like to Be Black in Indie Music"
Sylvan Esso’s Love for Radio DJs and Dancing
Aluna on Dance Music's Black Origins
Jessica Hopper on Misogyny in Music
Preventing Sexual Abuse After the Fall of Burger Records
EMaking Music Spaces Safer
Blimes and Gab on Being Authentically Themselves
Josiah Johnson Goes Solo After Head and the Heart and Battle With Addiction
How One Lebanese Band Reacted to the Beirut Explosion
The Big Life of Little Richard
Aminé's Love-Hate Relationship With Portland and Its “Backdoor Racism”
USPS Is "the Last Lifeline" for Musicians