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Remembering A Country Legend: Merle Haggard On World Cafe

The “Okie from Muskogee” talks life, music and songwriting in this 2003 interview. Haggard died Wednesday morning.

The psychedelic rock trio from Brooklyn lays down new songs in the studio.

It’s just the English songwriter and her guitar in this acoustic performance of “How Can I.”

Watch the indie-pop singer-songwriter perform “No Other Heart” live in the KCRW studio.

Laura Burhenn’s songs marry heartbreak and hope. Hear her perform “Wildfire” live in the studio.

Newly inspired and energized, the Brooklyn band rolls through “Happy Idiot” from 2014’s Seeds.

Eccentric spelling is just one element that makes the Brooklyn electro-pop band stand out.

The former Sonic Youth singer-guitarist joins collaborators old and new for a guitar-heavy performance of “The Best Day.”

The singer and guitarist revisits “Hi-Fi,” from his much-loved breakthrough album, Transistor Radio.

David Dye sits down with Andrew Savage and Austin Brown to discuss their prolific year.

The former Walkmen bassist and keyboardist’s solo material floats with an easy swing.

The captivating singer showcases strength and vulnerability in a stripped-down performance.

The D.C. band plays sharp, hooky, energetic highlights from its debut album, Rips.

Watch a rare studio performance from one of indie rock’s most beloved electronic musicians: Dan Snaith, or as you probably know him, Caribou.

The British singer and songwriter’s voice fills subtle, muted arrangements with color.

“This song’s about the bomb,” frontman Carson Cox says of the Tampa rock band’s “Little Killer,” performed live in the studio.

Dinosaur Jr.’s singer-guitarist shows his quieter side in songs from his new album, Tied To A Star.

The pop singer’s new album finds her covering vintage jazz standards. Hear “Georgia On My Mind” and “Strange Fruit.”

The Bright Eyes singer performs live in the studio with fellow singer-songwriter Jonathan Wilson.

The prolific young singer performs “Dangerous Days” from her pop-minded new album, Taiga.

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