The last founding member of The Wailers died Tuesday in Kingston, Jamaica. After leaving the group in 1974, Bunny Wailer cultivated a distinguished solo career.

French singer Serge Gainsbourg died on this day in 1991. So for today's 9:30 Coffee Break, what songs do you want to hear that feature at least a little bit of French?

Mary Lucia connected with Jason Singer and Jake LeMond of Michigander for a virtual session to hear a few tracks from their upcoming EP, Everything Will Be OK Eventually. The three compare notes on Spoon, making music in the midwest, and what's in store for the band in the next year.

Sister Rosetta Tharpe is a pioneering and chronically underappreciated songwriter, guitar player, and singer, one of the founding architects of rock and roll.

Fiona Apple, a gifted vocalist with a singular voice and an experimental spirit, is a Musicheads Essential Artist.

Maddie connects with Charlie Drinkwater and Ed Kelland of London's TV Priest to hear about their debut record, 'Uppers,' out now on Sub Pop Records. The three discuss the wedding gigs that preceded the band's inception, their first and only official show to be played before the pandemic, and how the decades deep friendships within the band fosters honesty in their writing.

Hozier's performance of the traditional Irish song 'The Humours of Whiskey,' recorded at The Current in 2019, is going viral on TikTok.

March is Women's History Month and we'll be paying tribute to women musical icons all month long on The Current. In the meantime, let's listen to music from a whole pile of iconic women this morning.

Listening to Little Oblivions is like reading a great novel - the songs develop from simple concepts to deep complex narratives that will leave you sensing the emotional labor that Baker puts into each note and lyric.

March is Women's History Month, and each weekday in the 9 a.m. (Central) hour, host Mike Pengra will spotlight the music of an artist who has made a huge impact in the world of folk, roots, acoustic and Americana music.