
Legendary Telecaster Slinger Redd Volkaert Shares His Favorite Live Gear
Every piece of gear has a purpose, and after years of concerts, every piece of gear has a story.
Every piece of gear has a purpose, and after years of concerts, every piece of gear has a story.
By John Zientek
Pro musicians, perpetually on the road, are utmost gear experts, too.
Kamasi Washington and the West Coast Get Down are making the world take notice.
Trade Secrets from WFUV Program Director Rita Houston.
By John Zientek
How New Orleans’ jazz community came back from Katrina swingin’.
By John Zientek
A status update on America’s signature musical art, from jazz legends to artists tangentially related to the genre.
By John Zientek
Why the music is key, and vinyl is romanticized.
By John Zientek
Season two of USA’s hacking-inspired hit Mr. Robot starts tonight.
By Ben Bowers
Keep and open mind and explore different artistic possibilities.
By John Zientek
If you don’t know him, you should.
By John Zientek
Music to accompany road trips, beach days and evening barbecues.
By John Zientek
From the web to the stage in one month.
By John Zientek
Fresh off the stage in Savannah, Georgia, answering a few questions about the state of Southern rock and what makes for a good cover.
By Chris Wright
Thomas Bergersen has scored a huge number of film trailers, but his music is aimed at a much larger goal.
By Chris Wright
New tunes from a wide variety of genres to usher in the sunny months.
By John Zientek
Composer Julius Eastman became known for his viscerally intense, provocatively titled modern classical music.
By John Zientek
The music fest is an unbelievable experience. To the unprepared, however, it can be unbelievably trying.
By Ted Jamison
A tour through jazz’s cross-country journey from red light to spotlight.
By John Zientek
The master of hype shows that balance is the key to everything.
By John Zientek
Analog engineers cut tape recordings with a razor blade to make edits; in the digital realm, it’s a simple as clicking a mouse.
By John Zientek