Hip Hop & Electronica

4/13/2013 Temposphere

In collaboration with the Walker Art Center, KFAI will provide a broadcast featuring a live performance by Malian artist, Fatoumata Diawara, on Saturday, April 13, at 7pm (Temposphere will return next week). Fatou is performing her Midwest debut at the Cedar Cultural Center (recorded on Friday, April 12), and will bring her spin on jazz, funk, folk-rock and Afro-pop to KFAI’s airwaves.

The Walker’s music series is sponsored by Best Buy and its media partners, 89.3 The Current and Vita.MN

4/12/2013 Radio Antilles
4/12/2013 The Morning Blend

Producer: Dale Connelly
News Host: Yvette Howie
Music Host: Brenda Bell Brown

4/12/2013 Across The Board
4/11/2013 The Morning Blend
4/10/2013 Live From Studio 5! NEAL SWANGER AND FOLK N THIEVES

PLAYLIST

1. GALWAY GIRL  

4/10/2013 The Morning Blend

News Host: Flor Frey
Music Host: David Cummings
Producer: Mike Fischbein
Engineer: Mike Stapp

4/10/2013 Echo Chamber

An unbelievable eclectic mix on tonight’s program… But, first up was the incredible new release Re-Record Not Fade Away from Yesking. What a slinky, chilled musical trip with elements of trip-hop and hip-hop, and a solid dubwise foundation. On top of this we dropped the dub bomb that is Alpha Steppa + Alpha & Omega — with the excellent The Unrelenting Force of Dub Dynasty. And up 3rd on the bill, the brand new John Brown’s Body album Kings and Queens (on Easy Star). Wow…and then more great new sounds from Yabass Yaba Radics, The Dubb Style, Addis Pablo & Suns of Dub, DubRaJah, Version Xcursion, Fanfara meets Transglobal Underground, Hotdrop, Caro Emerald, Banco de Gaia, Mutant Frogs, and Toots & the Maytals (from the “Ska Never Grow Old” EP). Also, on the same night I had the pleasure of meeting (and interviewing) Mutabaruka, we played the powerful poem “Columbus Ghost”.

4/9/2013 The Morning Blend

Music Hosts: Ron Thums and Jean Silverberg
News Host: Terry Carter
Producer: Dale Connelly
Engineer: Rico Morales
News Assistant: Trisha Collopy

4/8/2013 Pam Without Boundaries

The pledge drive edition of PWB brought guests Ellen Stanley of “Womenfolk” and Al B. Ware of “Songs of Praise” to the morning’s festivities, as well as a call from a Walker Church-era volunteer, Scott G. Hansen. It was fun to hear form him in honor of the pledge drive as the station looks at its 35th anniversary: Scott was one of the last people to broadcast from the church’s belfry so long ago.

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