To celebrate Public Radio Music Month, we're having a daily vote for the best in-studio tracks from The Current's performance archive. We've gone through and picked some of the most beloved performances by the staff and by our audience. We'll play the winner during the Live Current track of the day the following day.

Web Of Sunsets - Fool's Melodies, the title track from their new 7".

Who is Diane Young? She's the subject of the Number One! Or is she? Do you hear "dying young" too? Poetic license in the middle of National Poetry Month?

Local Radar highlights bands that the local team at The Current is spinning heavily at their desks. You’ll be able to preview a track from each as well as hear them on The Local Show and Local Current. Greg Grease At the end of 2012, Greg Grease released Cornbread, Pearl and G which made just…

What songs do you want to hear today that have lyrics with no meaning outside of their sound? We'll play a set of music from your suggestions for today's 9:30 Coffee Break.

Marianne Combs talks about three innovative shows taking the stage this weekend -- with themes piscine or paternal.

To celebrate Public Radio Music Month, we're having a daily vote for the best in-studio tracks from The Current's performance archive. We've gone through and picked some of the most beloved performances by the staff and by our audience. We'll play the winner during the Live Current track of the day the following day.

Cayucas - High School Lover, from the new album "Bigfoot."

Har Mar, who we know off stage as Owatonna, Minn. native Sean Tillmann, has long been regarded as a shrewd composer with an ear for pop melodies. Yet throughout his career, he has made a point of separating out his "serious" songwriting and publishing it under aliases like Sean Na Na, while devoting his Har Mar stage name to a much baudier, more flamboyant performance style. For the first time, Bye Bye 17 finds Har Mar merging all sides of his persona into one unified front.

Thanks to the readers and editors of City Pages for once again recognizing The Current and our staff in the Best of the Twin Cities issue.