I Self Devine is playing the long game February 25, 2021 I Self Devine speaks about his life's path, his vision for the future, and his new song "The Disruptor Suite."
Chart-topper L.A. Buckner: "I make Black music" February 23, 2021 L.A. Buckner talks about his life and his adventures as a solo artist.
Annie Humphrey: Taking the right steps each day February 22, 2021 Annie Humphrey talks about her family ties to being a musician, how collaboration with other musicians widened her palatte, and taking creative projects one day at time.
FPA made their dark, entrancing "Untitled" in their room February 19, 2021 FPA talks about the time they spent living in France, their collaboration with producer Andrew Broder, and their upcoming apocalyptic fantasy album.
Kid Dakota: From college to collage in the 'Age of Roaches' February 18, 2021 Kid Dakota talks about his background, his new album 'Age of Roaches,' and what he has been up to during the pandemic.
Javier Santiago: Jazz, hip-hop, and 'Verses Vol. 2' February 17, 2021 Javier Santiago talks about his history with the piano, his life as a self-managed artist, and his new single "Dream."
Interview: The Art Of The Revolution January 28, 2021 The Art of the Revolution is a new collaborative album that will release on Feb. 15, 2021. Ahead of this community project's release, The Local Show's Andrea Swensson speaks to some of the collaborators on the project: Taylor Seaberg, Queen Drea, Kashimana Ahua and Nathaniel Nelson.
Listen to Looch: interview with rock photographer Bob Gruen November 4, 2020 Mary Lucia interviews rock photographer and author Bob Gruen about his new autobiography, 'Right Place, Right Time: The Life of a Rock and Roll Photographer.' Gruen talks about the many artists he's worked with and befriended over the years, from John Lennon and Yoko Ono, to the Sex Pistols, to Sean Lennon and Mark Ronson.
Baron Wolman, Rolling Stone's first staff photographer, dies at 83 November 3, 2020 Wolman was the gifted eye behind countless iconic photographs of legendary artists, including Jimi Hendrix, the Grateful Dead, Miles Davis and Johnny Cash, and the tumult of the first Woodstock.
James Mercer of the Shins talks about 'The Great Divide' November 2, 2020 Jill Riley of The Current's Morning Show interviews James Mercer of the Shins about the band's new single, 'The Great Divide.' Mercer also talks about how he's been spending his time during the pandemic, and about what the Shins have been doing in support of Save Our Stages.