A lot of late-night TV shows are ramping up again with new programs and a lot of musical guests. Artists heard on The Current include Tame Impala, Maggie Rogers, Deap Vally, Arcade Fire and others. See the complete listing.

Armed with strong lyrics and a voice beyond her years, Jade Jackson's "Good Time Gone" has our undivided attention. Her debut record 'Gilded' is out now on Anti- Records.

See the complete studio sessions for the electronic duo's latest project, a collection of Sylvan Esso songs performed by a full band, with saxophone, electric guitar, piano and more.

The gently rendered ballad's video finds frontman Sam Beam decorating a church and giving a eulogy for his own (unattended) funeral. 'Thomas County Law' is the second single off Iron & Wine's forthcoming album, 'Beast Epic,' releasing Aug. 25.

Andre Cymone, an important figure in the evolution of the Minneapolis Sound, stopped by The Current to pick a few songs and talk with Local Show host Andrea Swensson.

It's a comparatively light week for music on late-night TV, but some big artists from our playlist are featured, including Future Islands and Spoon. Check out this week's listings.

The American Epic Sessions, a series of covers released in accompaniment with the PBS series 'American Epic', are a fascinating look back on America's musical history. Alabama Shakes bring new life to Jade's DJ pick of the week, 'Killer Diller'.

New music from: Prophets of Rage, Nine Inch Nails, Alabama Shakes, Emily Haines, Deer Tick, Rainer Maria and The Suburbs

Artists heard on The Current are frequently featured on late-night TV. This week's lineup includes Portugal. The Man; Sufjan Stevens; Run the Jewels; Car Seat Headrest; and a double-bill of Ryan Adams and Jenny Lewis. See the complete lineup.

Queens of the Stone Age's new single, 'The Way You Used To Do,' is Brian Oake's DJ Pick of the Week for July 17. 'This is unlike any Queens of the Stone Age song that has come before,' Brian says, 'but it's an AMAZING one.'