Chopteeth Afrofunk Big Band, Sara Curtin

By Ally Schweitzer

Sara Curtin
Sara Curtin

Songs featured June 16, 2016, as part of Capital Soundtrack from WAMU 88.5. Read more about the project and submit your own local song.

Wale

“LoveHate Thing (Tone P Instrumental)”

Diamond District

“Streets Won't Let Me Chill (Instrumental)”

from In the Ruff

Five State Drive

“Dry Clean Express”

from Clean and Pressed

AXB

“Quantum Chill”

from Seven

The Caribbean

“Echopraxia”

from Moon Sickness

Chopteeth Afrofunk Big Band

“Weigh Your Blessings”

from Chopteeth

Warren Wolf

“427 Mass Ave”

from Warren Wolf

Sara Curtin

“A Little Again”

Teen Mom

“Kitchen”

from Gilly

Fugazi

“Recap Modotti”

from End Hits

More Humans

“You're A Liar”

from Demon Station

The Sweater Set

“Lost At Sea”

from Lost At Sea

Koshari

“Into Shreds”

from Into Shreds/Just In Time

Brian Whitmer

“Kelly's Lament”

The Sea Life

“Pray For Snow”

from In Basements

M.H. & His Orchestra

“Cobblestone”

from The Throes

Elikeh

“The Conversation”

from Kondona

Sligo Creek Stompers

“Cuckoo's Nest”

from Vital Mental Medicine

Part of Capital Soundtrack

What does Washington sound like? Capital Soundtrack, a new music project from WAMU 88.5, explores that question. This summer, we’re turning over our airwaves to musicians from D.C., Maryland and Virginia. We’re doing that by overhauling the sounds you hear during our talk shows and news breaks, and dedicating all of our interlude music to local artists. So while you take in the news that matters to you — whether during Morning Edition with Matt McCleskey or The Kojo Nnamdi Show — the atmosphere of the day's events will be shaped by sounds from our region. Capital Soundtrack is our way of amplifying our local musicians and tapping into the rich and diverse sounds of this place we call home. Let WAMU connect you with the sounds of Washington.

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