Khruangbin, Live In Concert: Newport Fol...

It's not often you find a band with three lead singers who each sound as impressive on their own as they do together. 

Brandi Carlile's Newport set was a pure celebration, as if she soaked up all that sunshine and love and poured it back over the crowd. 

The Nashville-by-way-of-Brooklyn band repeatedly took the Newport audience from joyful, foot-stomping singalongs, to a rapturous hush. 

This trio from Houston, Texas makes trance-inducing music heavily inspired by 1960s and '70s funk and soul from, of all places, Thailand. 

The LA-based trio makes an intricate blend of jazz, R&B and hip-hop. For their Tiny Desk set, they pulled out all the stops: flutes, flugelhorns, saxophones, keyboards, ukuleles and more. 

This trio has become a reference point of their own for new school instrumentalists, a coveted achievement for any jazz group, though their appeal stretches far outside the jazz ecosystem. 

Zane catches up with stadium behemoths and house music game-changers, Swedish House Mafia. Hot on the heels of their reunion, new album ‘Paradise Again’ and festival-headlining performances, DJ trio Steve Angello, Axwell and Sebastian Ingrosso speak on their time apart, influence ... Show More

In the ’70s, funk was pop—the cutting edge of Black music and the way listeners got their groove on, before disco and hip-hop. After James Brown taught a generation a new way to hear rhythm, and George Clinton tore the roof off with his P-Funk axis, nothing would be the same. Ris ... Show More

Every once in a while, music enters a state of flux where the direction of everything is, shall we say, undefined…we see and hear change but we’re not quite sure what it all means just yet…something is coming—but what?... All bets are off, the rulebook has been declared invalid, ... Show More

A conversation about the best jazz albums of the year, and what they tell us about the genre’s future. Guests: Martin Johnson and Giovanni Russonello. Unlock full access to New York Times podcasts and explore everything from politics to pop culture. Subscribe today at nytimes.com ... Show More

It’s your one stop shop for all the latest music that is set to light up clubs across the globe. Afrojack is your tastemaker and delivers you the freshest beats from the likes of: Migos, DJ Khaled, Shapov and of course, all the usual talent from Wall Recordings. 

A conversation about the genre's new wave of big-tent ambition, and the whimsical British artist at the heart of it. Guest: Foster Kamer.Unlock full access to New York Times podcasts and explore everything from politics to pop culture. Subscribe today at nytimes.com/podcasts or o ... Show More