Swedish soul singer Seinabo Sey, who recently gave us a soundtrack with spice, jokes about why pirates might need a help navigating the alphabet.

Swedish soul singer Seinabo Sey, who recently gave us a soundtrack with spice, jokes about why pirates might need a help navigating the alphabet.
If you’re going out to see a show live, are streaming a set at your desk, or just feel like you’re missing out on the fun, check out some of our past segments with 2015 SXSW participants.
Norwegian singer-songwriter Jenny Hval posits complex subjects like socialism over subtle harmonies in “That Battle Is Over.” The song is from her new album “Apocalypse, girl,” out June 9.
Singer-songwriter Andy Cabic, also known as Vetiver, brings the bossa sounds of Brazil to his dinner party. Vetiver's new album "Complete Strangers" drops this month.
The Sea & Cake – The Argument Art Blakey Quintet – The Split Kick Bedroom Walls – More Real Cats The Spinanes – I Love That Party With the Monkey Kitty Paul McCartney – Eat at Home Stevie Ray Vaughn and Double Trouble – Texas Flood Sheryl Crow – If It Makes You Happy Lady Lamb – […]
Maine multi-instrumentalist Lady Lamb creates an eclectic party soundtrack for us... and for her best friend, Shervin.
Courtney Barnett lives in Australia, writes killer songs, and has new album coming out this month. Here's a track from it called "Pedestrian at Best." It’s much better than that.
All the music from this week's episode.
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"Don't Lose This" is a posthumous album from Pops Staples, taken from his final recording sessions with his daughter Mavis in 1999. The songs are now being released for the first time, featuring production and guitar work by Wilco's Jeff Tweedy.