Hear the upbeat Cajun band perform in the studio at 2 p.m. ET.
Hear Argentinean bandoneón player JP Jofre and his band drop by the Soundcheck studio to play songs from his latest album, Hard Tango.
Hear the Irish singer-songwriter Julie Feeney perform live in the Soundcheck studio.
Hear Galician bagpiper Cristina Pato play in the Soundcheck studio.
Hear the soul singer Bernhoft perform in the studio.
Hear Laura Stevenson perform in the studio.
Hear electronic musician Jon Hopkins perform live in the studio.
Hear the Brooklyn psych-pop band Yellowbirds perform in the studio.
Hear Eleanor Friedberger and her band perform songs from her second solo album, Personal Record, live in the Soundcheck studio.
Hear the art-project-turned-punk band Japanther perform in the Soundcheck studio.
Hear Bobby McFerrin perform live in the Soundcheck studio.
Soundcheck pays tribute to the late jazz pianist Mulgrew Miller by listening back to his appearance with Ron Carter's Golden Striker Trio in 2011.
Hear James Hunter perform in the studio.
Actress and soprano Audra McDonald recently starred in Broadway's revival of Porgy and Bess. Now, she's back with her first solo album in seven years.
The New Mexico-based folk duo A Hawk and A Hacksaw has built its reputation on performing music rooted in Eastern European folk traditions. Hear a performance in the studio.
Hear violin-looping singer Emily Wells perform live in the studio.
Hear Angel Olsen peform selections from her superb sophomore album, Half Way Home in the Soundcheck studio.
Hear guitarist Benjamin Verdery perform live in the Soundcheck studio at 2 p.m. ET.
Folk artist Sam Amidon performs in the Soundcheck studio.
Hear the British soul singer and her band perform live in the Soundcheck studio.
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Oh, lord! That was gorgeous! Made me cry. What a voice.
These girls are so many light years ahead of what is rock today. On can say Nina sounds like ...Buffy ...
I've never done this before. I just went onto iTunes and bought his album while listening to this show.
The last song that Bhi Bhiman performed sounded just like Tim Buckley c 1972, which is a very good thing.