The up-and-coming British soul singer performs songs from her debut album, Is Your Love Big Enough?
The New York band blends music and movement seamlessly, blurring the line between a rock concert and a dance performance.
Singer Alex Ebert explains the origin of the band's name, which evolved from a childhood superhero fantasy.
Hear the rising Australian pop star perform songs from his new album, Making Mirrors.
The fiery acoustic folk trio plays foot-stomping, open-hearted songs from its self-titled debut.
Hear the blues-rock legend play soul- and rock-infused blues songs from her new album, Slipstream.
A self-described "control freak," Mayer opens up about how time off allowed him to lose himself in the songwriting process, and plays songs from his new album, Born and Raised.
The small orchestra is colorful and classy with a global sound. Its latest release, Joy to the World, features holiday music from a number of countries. Hear songs from the album, performed live.
The small orchestra is colorful and classy with a global sound. Its latest release, Joy to the World, features holiday music from a number of countries. Hear songs from the album, performed live.
Eno has left an indelible footprint on the popular-music landscape as a producer, a composer and an early innovator in ambient music. Speaking with World Cafe host David Dye, he looks back on his career and discusses his latest album, Lux.
Minus The Bear has been refining its hook-driven melodic rock for more than a decade. The Seattle band plays an acoustic set from its latest album, Infinity Overhead, on this session of World Cafe.
On Old World Romance, his third album released under the name Sea Wolf, Alex Brown Church adopts a stripped-down sound to focus on the core of each song.
Folk singer John Fullbright refined his earthy howl through years of performing in small venues in his native Oklahoma. He plays songs from his debut album, From The Ground Up, on this session of World Cafe.
The singer-songwriter achieved cult status in South Africa while remaining largely unknown in his hometown of Detroit. A quarter-century after Rodriguez had retreated from music altogether, two fans filmed a documentary trying to find the folk-rocker. He's since been discovered at last in the U.S.
The band plays bright, infectious indie-rock, folk and synth-pop on its debut album, Daisies.