Indigo De Souza has adopted, and been warmly embraced by, a new community since the making of her 2021 record Any Shape You Take. Her third LP, All of This Will End, is beautifully illustrative of De Souza’s recent shifts: shifts in mindset, in the people from whom she draws support and/or inspiration, and — […]
Indigo De Souza‘s sophomore record Any Shape You Take stays faithful to its name. The album spans across sonic landscapes, shape-shifting from hi-fi pop to ’90s grunge with melodies to match the stories De Souza tells. “I wanted this album to give a feeling of shifting with and embracing change. These songs came from a […]
In the sea of musicians in Nashville, it’s hard to stand out. It’s even more of a challenge to carve your own path in a folk and Americana scene that seems to grow by the minute. Yet chrysalis has done just that. As their name suggests, their artistry is ever-growing and ever-changing. Grounded in folk […]
This week for What Where When-sday, we discuss OZ Arts’ anniversary bash with Executive and Artistic Director Mark Murphy. Housed in a renovated, former cigar warehouse in West Nashville, OZ Arts is celebrating 10 years with this event on Friday. The evening will be a culmination of the first decade with pop-up performances and visual […]
The year-end list is a project that each WNXP DJ basically works on all year round, when you consider all the new music digested and shared with the 91.ONE audience, as well as “side quests” per our own individual tastes. For the aggregated Top 30 records of 2023, we’ve taken all our DJs’ Top 10 […]
It’s been another great week in music as we round up the very best new songs on the New Music Experience. Northampton, UK rapper Slowthai brings the uplifting punk energy with “Feel Good,” Asheville’s Indigo De Souza returns with “Younger & Dumber,” we preview Andy Shauf‘s upcoming Nashville show by playing a favorite track from […]
We are honored to uplift Black voices year-round and in celebration of the legacy of MLK, today we’re rebroadcasting conversations with and stories about Black artists you may have missed the first time. Listen through 8 p.m. CT on Monday, January 17, and find all sorts of interviews, features and news stories here on WNXP.org. Nashville […]
This week the show gets a boost from Sunday afternoon host Dan Digs who rides shotgun for the full hour providing picks, insight and enthusiasm for an array of new music. Fellow WNXP DJ’s Ayisha Jaffer, Celia and Marquis Munson also weigh in on their new favorites and there’s love all over the musical map […]
Jewly Hight: In the new issue of the Nashville Scene, there are critics picks on a bunch of shows. So how about we focus first on the ones that showcase many different kinds of music that are made right here in town? And what do you say we work in a history lesson and go […]
It’s an extra happy What Where When-sday that coincides with the 2nd Annual (and WNXP’s first) Public Radio Music Day! Thanks to Do615 and our other community partners for keeping Middle Tennesseans informed about local happenings, and enriching the many opportunities we have to connect with others over art, sports, nature and more. In a […]