Maia, BTRtoday

Well friends, this is the end. This is the final Folk Wave broadcast. Thanks for joining me here each Saturday for the past eleven years. Today's show features my favorite songs from this show. Join me for this trip down memory lane. Thanks for everything.

Maia

 

 

00:00 - The Folk Wave

00:49 - Go Long - Joanna Newsom

08:41 - Casimir Pulaski Day - Sufjan Stevens

14:34 - Lump Sum - Bon Iver

17:50 - The Folk Wave

20:34 - More To Speak Of - Shannon Stephens

24:15 - Mother Mary - Peasant

27:50 - Bravitzlana - Mariee Sioux

31:19 - So Good At Being In Trouble - Unknown Mortal Orchestra

34:35 - The Folk Wave

37:01 - No Intention - Dirty Projectors

42:00 - Loneliest City - Ah Holly Fam'ly

46:15 - The Kingdom - Jesca Hoop

49:30 - In New Jersey - Julian Lynch

54:51 - Do You Remember The Morning - Will Stratton

59:55 - The Folk Wave

62:27 - Finish

Mosquitos - in this case in acoustic duo form of Brazilian singer Juju Stulbach and singer/multi-instrumentalist Chris Root, first gained notoriety for their Bossa Nova/indie pop hit “Boombox” in the 00’s. After spending a decade in Rio de Janeiro and Oaxaca, Mexico, the NYC-based band is back with a fresh batch of music inspired by their experience. They stopped by Serious Business Music in DUMBO, Brooklyn to share their tunes with us.

Mexican Dust is out now on Six Degrees records.

00:00 - Mosquitos

00:55 - Counting The Days

03:54 - Interview - Mosquitos

07:57 - Far Like Stars

10:34 - Interview - Mosquitos

12:14 - Boom Box

14:31 - Interview - Mosquitos

17:01 - Estrangeira

19:53 - Interview - Mosquitos

21:42 - Love Remix

25:12 - Outro

25:28 - Finish

Suzanne Santo is best known as the singer from LA-based Americana band, honeyhoney. Here, she steps out on her own with a strong debut solo release, showcasing the powerful singer’s range from slow-burn crooner to full on rocker. Suzanne brought her band down to Serious Business Music in DUMBO for this intimate look at her music.

Suzanne Santo’s debut solo album, Ruby Red, is available now.

 

00:00 - Suzanne Santo

00:52 - Yours Or Mine

04:24 - Interview - Suzanne Santo

10:37 - The Wrong Man

13:19 - Interview - Suzanne Santo

14:25 - Bullets

17:47 - Interview - Suzanne Santo

22:04 - Blood On Your Knees

25:33 - Ghost In My Bed

29:44 - Outro

30:01 - Finish

Today's show includes music from Elisa Ambrogio, Man Man, Tim Fite, Villagers, and many more!

00:00 - The Folk Wave

00:33 - Took - William Fitzsimmons

04:51 - Say It - Jess Williamson

10:56 - Kylie - Elisa Ambrogio

14:50 - The Folk Wave

15:52 - Hurts So Bad - Travis Bretzer

18:18 - Loot My Body - Man Man

21:40 - Latin American Ficciones - Peter Matthew Bauer

25:40 - 2 Years On (Shame Dream) - How To Dress Well

29:22 - Runners In The Night - The Rural Alberta Advantage

32:45 - Not Covred - Tim Fite

35:53 - The Folk Wave

36:18 - Twenty - Seven Strangers - Villagers

39:47 - You Won't Let Me Down Again - Isobel Campbell & Mark Lanegan

43:07 - Pins And Needles - Boca Chica

47:27 - Misty's Nightmares 1 & 2 - Father John Misty

50:30 - You're Watching Me - Edmund Cake

53:33 - Reel To Reel - Damien Jurado

57:55 - The Folk Wave

58:20 - Finish

 

Yoke Lore is the new musical outlet for Adrian ​Galvin, previously of Yellerkin​ and Walk the Moon​. Galvin crafts his catchy, heartfelt tunes on banjo and then twists and shapes them into tight, catchy pop songs. For this rare stripped-down session, the band takes it back to the basics with a raw and live performance, highlighting the strengths of his songwriting and pure musical abilities.

 

Yoke Lore’s Goodpain EP is available now.

00:00 - Yoke Lore

00:52 - World Wings - Yoke Lore

04:44 - Interview - Yoke Lore

09:30 - Only You

12:41 - Interview - Yoke Lore

19:00 - Hold Me Down

24:35 - Interview - Yoke Lore

27:01 - Goodpain

30:45 - Interview - Yoke Lore

35:44 - Outro

36:00 - Finish

Domino Kirke has returned. Her music career began early when she was “discovered” at just 17 and over the years she’s taken several turns through various projects and genres that have ultimately led to her current endeavor and a new record.  Her first release in 5 years -- and first under her own name -- it arrives with a heavy dose of inspiration from her friend and musical collaborator, Luke Temple. It’s worth noting that Domino comes from quite a unique family of talented folks: her father is the drummer from Free and Bad Company, her mother runs a SoHo boutique, and her sisters Jemima and Lola are both successful actresses. Domino stopped by Serious Business Music in DUMBO, Brooklyn, with guitarist Jen Turner to share this intimate take on some of her new music.

00:00 - Domino Kirke

00:52 - Half Blood

04:21 - Interview - Domino Kirke

07:32 - Beyond Waves

11:32 - Interview - Domino Kirke

14:15 - Paranoid Flowers

17:48 - Interview - Domino Kirke

20:34 - Friend Of The Family

23:05 - Interview - Domino Kirke

26:21 - O'Kane

30:29 - Interview - Domino Kirke

34:42 - Outro

35:04 - Finish

Today's show includes music from Butch Walker, Nathan Xander, and many more!

 

 

 

 

00:00 - The Folk Wave

00:34 - From You - William Fitzsimmons

03:43 - The Arp - Aidan Knight

10:23 - Wild Goose - M. Ward

12:52 - Golden - Kim Churchill

16:03 - The Folk Wave

16:30 - Amends - Peasant

19:14 - Where No Endings End - Keren Ann

22:45 - Morning Cup - Joseph Arthur

27:52 - The Devil Went Down To Georgetown - Bill Patton

30:46 - Down To The Sea - Ed Laurie

34:20 - The Folk Wave

35:06 - Old Times - Whispertown 2000

38:10 - Ships In A Bottle - Butch Walker

42:11 - Pearl Into Sand - Tara Jane O'Neil

45:40 - Cabbage Town - Conor Oberst & The Mystic Valley Band

49:21 - Loud As Hope - Iron & Wine

52:13 - Martyr's Song - Nathan Xander

57:57 - The Folk Wave

58:08 - Finish

Normally we’d write some sort of semi-thoughtful description of the band here, but in this case we’ll let their Facebook bio do the heavy lifting: “sad13 (sad thirteen) is a cyborg dog astrally projected from the recent past to save the middle school dance. sadie dupuis is sad13.” That tells you pretty much everything you need to know. Also, they’re pop songs -- just as sweet, sugary, and satisfying as the stuff you heard on the radio growing up, but much less terrible in the sense that they’re written in a way that takes on the negative portrayals of women we’ve grown way too accustomed to hearing and turns it on its head. We’d expect nothing less of Speedy Ortiz’s Sadie Dupuis, who’s earned a reputation as one of the best songwriters around these days. She brought the band by Serious Business Music in DUMBO, Brooklyn, to share some tunes.

00:00 - Sad13

00:56 - Hype

02:53 - Interview - Sad13

04:40 - The Devil In U

08:26 - Interview - Sad13

11:42 - The Sting

14:37 - Interview - Sad13

20:26 - Tell You What

23:25 - Interview - Sad13

29:41 - <2

33:02 - Outro

33:25 - Finish

Native Harrow is Devin Tuel - accompanied by her musical partner and conspirator, composer/multi-instrumentalist Stephen Harms. We first encountered the duo in 2015, performing for our cameras in the quiet confines of a bar in Brooklyn. Since then, Native Harrow has changed quite considerably, releasing much more music, moving, and spending a significant amount of time on the road,  developing a strong live show and letting Devin’s songs stretch their legs and find their footing. This all shows in their latest batch of music and this session, recorded live at Serious Business Music in DUMBO, Brooklyn during their summer 2017 tour.

 

Sorores is available now.

00:00 - Native Harrow

00:45 - How Long

05:57 - Interview - Native Harrow

09:01 - Suzanne From The City

13:06 - Interview - Native Harrow

16:38 - Chelsea

22:29 - Interview - Native Harrow

24:57 - Way To Light

31:53 - Interview - Native Harrow

35:39 - India Dark Thirty

41:09 - Outro

41:32 - Finish

Today's show includes music from Sam Kogon, Johnny V. Lewis, Franny Glass, and more!

 

 

00:00 - The Folk Wave

00:28 - Estimated World - Luke Temple

03:36 - See You In A Dream - Jess Williamson

08:25 - Black Diamonds - Big Thief

11:55 - Something's Wrong - Sam Kogon

16:56 - The Folk Wave

17:20 - Chasing Hail - Johnny V. Lewis

22:08 - Can You Hear It - Mo Douglass

25:00 - Sweet Disorder - Orenda Fink

28:35 - Libertad Y Obligado - Franny Glass

30:34 - So Far And Here We Are - Bonnie Prince Billy

33:34 - The Folk Wave

34:29 - Lost Boy - Tica Douglas

37:48 - Mercy - The Rusty Guns

41:54 - Honesty Is No Excuse - Cass McCombs

47:10 - Jam Jars - Jam Jars

50:26 - My Goodness - Dawn

54:19 - Brown Hair In A Bird's Nest - Owen

58:39 - The Folk Wave

58:58 - Finish