The Minnesota poet, rapper, public radio host, and songwriter visited The Current studio to perform three songs off her latest album.

The singer-songwriter performs songs that swoon at the wonders of love, but also deep partnership.

New York artist Laura Pergolizzi — best known by their stage name LP — visited The Current studio to play songs from their latest album, ‘Love Lines.’ Afterwards, they chatted with Mac Wilson about making the album and about songwriting in general.

In her Tiny Desk performance, the artist lives on her own artistic plane — inviting listeners to take their time to fully join her.

The song “Now and Then” is the result of decades of conversations and collaborations between the members of the band and with others, as well as the evolution of technology. Jill Riley will air the radio documentary about the song on Friday, Nov. 10, at 7:30 a.m. Central.

The British singer-songwriter articulates relatable emotions in ways a mere layman couldn't imagine.

Austin, Texas, band Briscoe formed around the nucleus of friends Philip Lupton and Truett Heintzelman, and they released their debut album in September. The day after their headlining show at the 7th Street Entry in Minneapolis, Briscoe visited The Current for a session hosted by Mac Wilson.

The Leeds band rocked out with three songs, including their latest single, “The Trench Coat Museum.” Afterwards, frontman James Smith chatted with host Jill Riley.

They discussed recording in a church-turned-studio that once belonged to Eurythmics' Dave Stewart, the meaning behind God Games, and Mosshart's "hateful relationship" with the sun.

Colorado singer-songwriter Gregory Alan Isakov stopped into The Current studio before playing a show at the Palace Theatre.