Live at dublab

KATIEE performs live at Dublab

TRILLS stop by to perform a few songs a cappella and dig into some of the music they've released.

Daniel Corral performs his piece "Refractions" live in studio, accompanied by the Isaura String Quartet and Jeremy Kerner on guitar.

An interview with experimental electronic artist TALsounds about her latest album, "Love Sick."

L.A.-based sound artist Geneva Skeen performs a live set and discusses her work with dublab host Jasmin Blasco.

A special interview and performance session with Daniel Lanois and Rocco DeLuca, recorded at Lanois' studio, Bella Vista.

Sun Araw meets Foodman at the edge of the universe.

Earlier this mont, we had the pleasure of hosting Katie Eastburn, formerly of the group Young People, under-sung legends who helped to further reimagine the possibilities of punk throughout the aughts. Now based in New York, Eastburn, under the name KATIEE, makes torch songs in the tune of thunderdome pop; minimalist mystic Terry Riley meets quiet storm Teddy Riley. Her debut LP “Out All Night” (Selfish Agenda) features dance floor beats, horns, and strings with a lineup featuring members of free jazz slayers Sunwatchers. Here she presents a new set of tunes stripped down to the bones — just vox and keys.

Nite Jewel's new album Real High is out now -- a kind of sonic ode to the club music of the '90s, propelled by groovy beats and Ramona Gonzalez's smooth, sincere vocals. Her May live performance a the dublab studio is an intimate look at those tracks and more -- an essential, stripped look at one of the most exciting pop music acts in Los Angeles right now. Take a listen, and check out Real High, out now on Gloriette.

If there's anything to be said about Los Angeles' music scene, it's that it brims with sonic diversity -- and yet there's no other band quite like Brainstory. The band came by The Tree House, DJ Seano's monthly program, and unfurled a red-hot live performance that reached into influences as disparate as Jimi Hendrix, Ralfi Pagan and Miles Davis. These virtuosos, who dropped their new self-titled record earlier this month, are at the top of their game and ready to make big moves -- you heard it here first. Check it out, and remember, dublab is still deep into our Spring Proton Drive, so if you like what you hear, donate and help keep us on the air.