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On the show this time, dance your butt right off with London producers Jungle.  Their latest record “Volcano” is available on Caiola Records.

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Live On KEXP, Episode 421 - Jungle

DJ Troy Nelson's interview with Producer/Musician Butch Vig and Filmmaker/Musician Wendy Schneider on the "Smart Studios Story" Documentary and the making of Smashing Pumpkins "Gish," the origins of Garbage and the Green Bay Packers fight song "Go Pack Go." 

Recorded December 4, 2016 at KEXP-FM. Excerpts from the Smart Studios Story trailer and "Go Pack Go" used with permission.

The Smart Studios Story Interview featuring Troy Nelson with Butch Vig & Wendy Schneider

Black Tones Singer and AudiOasis host Eva Walker explains why it's important to her to host, and support, Refill.

REFILL is a community-driven live streamed benefit concert to help raise money for the Seattle Artist Relief Fund (SARF), a Black-led community response to help provide direct financial support to artists who have been affected by Covid-19.

With the global pandemic extending further into the future, artists from Seattle recognized a need for renewed focus and funding to support Seattle artists through SARF. In partnership with SARF, LANGSTON, and KEXP, a live streamed concert will be hosted on KEXP’s YouTube channel on Sunday, July 19th starting at 4PM.

Donations will begin on the day of the announcement, Tuesday, June 30th at 9AM, and will continue through the event. An announcement video will be hosted on KEXP’s YouTube channel that includes a donation button allowing individuals, groups, or businesses to give 100% of their donations to the fund without any transaction fees.

The live stream will feature a lineup of 10 local Seattle artists, a live host, interactive segments, and giveaways. REFILL will feature performances by Brandon Marsallis & Talaya., Claudine Magbag, Perry Porter, Chong the Nomad, Ben Zaidi, Parisalexa, Sol, Left At London, Dave B., and Sango.

More information about the event can be found on REFILL’s website, www.refill.live.

Eva Walker On Why Refill Matters

Some in the KEXP community may be familiar with the band Songhoy Blues as they have performed live on KEXP twice and have received a fair amount of airplay. They have just released a jaw-dropping new single, "Worry," in anticipation of a new, yet unnamed album, to be released sometime this year. If you are not familiar with this Mali band, their story is one of the most harrowing, yet hopeful, in music today. They met in Bamako, in the Southwest region of Mail after fleeing Timbuktu when extremists took over their home and banned radio broadcasts, alcohol, and music. 

Not only did this not stop the group, but it empowered them to band together and infuse the traditional sounds of their country with western rock and roll to create something unique, vibrant, important. KEXP's Owen Murphy caught up with the band's singer in Mali via Skype.

Mali's Songhoy Blues Shares New Music and a Message of Hope

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