KBLA's Lyric Lounge

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Join Tosha, Teal, and Ural on KBLA's Lyric Lounge, as they lead you on an enchanting journey. Immerse yourself in the realm of music, where the words wield extraordinary influence. Tosha, Teal, and Ural come together each week to analyze and engage in lively discussions about the profound lyrics that shape the soundtrack of our lives. From the rhythmic beats of R&B to the vibrant melodies of Reggae, the energetic flows of Hip-Hop to the soulful tunes of Jazz, the uplifting harmonies of Gospel to the heartfelt stories of Country, and more.

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Summer Songs - Guest Nailah Porter and Bo Roc of the Dove Shack 25.08.2023 49:03

Explore a collection of songs that embody the essence of SUMMER! Teal brings a delightful surprise with esteemed guests Bo Roc and Nailah Porter from The Dove Shack, who share their stories of "Summertime in the LBC." Tosha treats us to a timeless classic, Frankie Beverly & Maze "Golden Time of Day," while Ural delivers a profound experience with the significance behind Chi...

Clarence Avant 21.08.2023 45:08

In honor of the Black Godfather, Clarence Avant, we are poised to pay homage to his enduring legacy through our meticulously curated music selections, each artfully chosen to resonate with the essence of this iconic individual. Teal's pick is Patti Austin's "Heat of Heat," a creation by Jam & Lewis, and published under the esteemed Avant Garde Music Publishing, led by Clarenc...

Black Music Month - Go- Go Music 09.08.2023 42:33

The crew dives into the Go-Go sounds of Chuck Brown, Rare Essence and Wale for Black Music Month. Don't miss the Lyric Lounge airing every Saturday at 4pm and 11pm Pacific Standard Time. Tune in to KBLA1580 on your radio dial or download the app from the Apple App Store or Google Play. Let the music play!!! with #kbla1580 #kblalyriclounge

Side Piece Part Two 09.08.2023 42:33

Did you catch the latest episode of KBLA's Lyric Lounge featuring Tosha, Teal, and Ural? Teal provided a review of Jon B.'s "Isn't It Scary" in a cinematic style, Tosha presented why George Duke's love has "No Rhyme No Reason," and Ural concluded with his analysis of Meshell Ndegeocello's "If That's Your Boyfriend." Don't miss the Lyric Lou...