If you’re a western-hemisphere white person, there’s a good chance that you know someone who… Read the postWeek 347: “Hummingbird” by The Watanabes
Ladies and gentlemen, we gather this week to mourn the passing of 2016. Or, for… Read the postWeek 346: “Funeral” by Sonya Kitchell
If you’re surprised by what you hear when you press play this week, I don’t… Read the postWeek 344: “Let It Snow” by filous
Today, for no particular reason beyond the title of this week’s featured song, I would… Read the postWeek 343: “Letter” by Yosi Horikawa
Maria Sklodowska was never one to back down from a challenge. As a woman in… Read the postWeek 339: “Your Planet” by Chrome Sparks
This song deserves to be the “White Christmas” of Halloween songs. It should play in… Read the postWeek 338: “Half Sick Of Shadows” by The Parlour Trick
Songs about childhood, songs that long for the way things used to be, are staples… Read the postWeek 336: “I Remember” by Saint Saviour
Most concept albums aim to deliver a big message, tell an epic story, or make… Read the postWeek 329: “To” by Zach Cooper
Of all the things I didn’t know about the city of Toulouse, France (which is… Read the postWeek 327: “Toulouse” by Haux
There’s a point about halfway through a kid’s summer when the last day of school… Read the postWeek 325: “Summer By The Saint-Francois” by Shaun Weadick
One of the joys of being a kid is taking stuff apart. Maybe your parents… Read the postWeek 322: “Kusanagi” by Odesza
As far as riots go, the 1835 “Snow Riot” in Washington DC isn’t widely remembered.… Read the postWeek 318: “Saving Us A Riot” by Phoria
As a kid, the experience of reading the books of Roald Dahl was like dreaming… Read the postWeek 317: “Meet You In The Maze” by James Blake
If you’ve ever tried to write a song on the guitar, you know it’s not… Read the postWeek 315: “The Loop” by Mimicking Birds
Warmth is an interesting concept. In terms of temperature, warmth is difficult to define. If… Read the postWeek 314: “Warm Thoughts” by Flume
Most of the cover songs on this list are here because they don’t simply re-create… Read the postWeek 312: “Song 2” by Blur (Trevor James Tillery cover)
I’d like to tell you the interesting story of Martin Bouchard. Unfortunately, I don’t know… Read the postWeek 310: “Serenade” by Martin Bouchard
Here’s your fact of the day: for almost a century, Canada and Denmark have been… Read the postWeek 304: “Open” by Rhye
I ate a lot of candy as a kid. The problem began at age 8,… Read the postWeek 303: “Artificial Sweetener” by Daisuke Tanabe
Michael Giacchino understands how to use music to manipulate your emotions. If you’ve ever been… Read the postWeek 302: “Bundle of Joy” by Michael Giacchino