On our third day at SXSW, The Current is welcoming a mix of fresh upstarts and veteran voices to PledgeHouse.

Holding the top spot for the fourth week in a row, First Aid Kit's "Fireworks" continues to warm the hearts of Chart Show voters, longer than any track managed to hold #1 in all of last year.

The co-founder of Daptone Records, home to artists like Sharon Jones, Charles Bradley, The Budos Band, Antibalas and other high-quality bands, talks with Toki Wright about what it was like to work with Sharon Jones, about the future of Daptone, about the Dap-Kings' chemistry and more. 'We never rehearsed,' Roth says. 'A big part of it was learning to react to each other on stage and follow the music.'

Watch Natalie Prass try out her new material live for the PledgeHouse crowd at SXSW.

Mt. Joy, who blend the legendary soul sound of their native Philadelphia with a Southern-fried flavor.

Marlon Williams, a New Zealand singer-songwriter, channels the pathos and drama of evocative voices like Roy Orbison and Chris Isaak. Get ready for chills.

L.A.'s Warbly Jets rock the day stage with their life-affirming blasts of power pop.

Stephen Hawking, theoretical physicist and one of the most brilliant minds of his time, has died at the age of 76. So for today's 9:30 Coffee Break, what songs do you want to hear for Stephen?

'The Yacht Rock Book' is an oral history of the quintessential so-cheesy-it's-cool musical genre.

Elvis Presley was passed over; Elton John had a hit with "Crocodile Rock"; Roxy Music had their only No.1 single; Mike Muir was born; and Gary Burger passed away, Today in Music History.