Live on KEXP

On the show this time, it’s The Halluci Nation (formerly known as A Tribe Called Red). Their most recent album, “One More Saturday Night,” came out in 2021 on Radicalized Records.

On the show this time, Lucius lights up the Live Room with glittering instruments and dazzling harmonies. Their latest album, Second Nature , came out in April 2022 on the label Mom + Pop Music.

On the show this time, it's the sweeping epic rock and empowering activism of Argentinian star Barbi Recanati. Her most recent release, “Ubicación en Tiempo Real,” came out in 2020.

On the show this time, lean back and chill while Nilüfer Yanya leans into rock. Her second album “Painless” came out in March 2022 on ATO Records.

!!! boogies down with their danceable beats and guitar-driven rock. Their ninth album, “Let It Be Blue,” came out on Warp Records earlier this year.

On the show this time, Dehd brings us to life with their lo-fi indie jams. Their fourth album, “Blue Skies,” came out earlier this year on Fat Possum Records.

On the show this time, Pom Pom Squad uses guitar strings and violin strings to tug at your heart strings. Their debut album, “Death of a Cheerleader,” came out on City Slang Records in 2021.

On the show this time, Aeon Station energizes the Live Room with nonstop drums and distortion. Aeon Station’s debut album “Observatory” came out last year on Sub Pop Records.

On the show this time, it’s guitar-driven indie rock from Wednesday. They performed at KEXP shortly after releasing “Mowing the Leaves Instead of Piling 'em Up” on Ordinal Records in March 2022.

On the show this time, bow down before the sassy, hip-hop majesty of Da Qween. Their most recent album, “Renaissance Bitch,” came out in 2019.

On the show this time, LIVt shares soulful anthems that empower us with self-love. Her debut album, “Black Girl Unbothered,” came out in 2019, followed by “Flowers in the Void” in 2020.

On the show this time, Altin Gün cooks up a perfect recipe for European synth pop. The band most recently released two records in 2021: “Yol” and “Âlem.”

On the show this time, the Ukrainian quartet DakhaBrakha returns to bring us a particularly powerful performance. Their most recent album, “Alambari,” came out in 2020.

On the show this time, it’s the rhymes of rapper Denzel Curry, formerly of Raider Klan. “Melt My Eyez See Your Future” came out earlier this year through Loma Vista Recordings.

On the show this time, singer-songwriter Indigo De Souza graces us with her powerful vocals and brooding distortion. Her most recent album, “Any Shape You Take,” came out in 2021 on Saddle Creek Records.

On the show this time, it’s the energetic guitar riffs of Superchunk. Their latest album, “Wild Loneliness,” came out earlier this year on Merge Records.

On the show this time — three cheers for indie Americana — it’s Hurray for the Riff Raff. Their latest release “Life onEarth” pushes the boundaries of folk music in this self-described “nature punk” album.

This week on Live on KEXP, Lady Wray joins us to belt out soulful vocals in her old-school, feel-good R&B style. All the songs from today’s Live on KEXP session come from her most recent album, “Piece of Me,” produced by El Michels Affair and inspired by her family.

This week on Live on KEXP, Arlo Parks performs her soft, poetic indie R&B songs exploring themes of mental health and heartbreak. The session includes live versions of music from her debut album, “Collapsed in Sunbeams,” as well as her latest single, “Softly.”

On the show this time, it’s the true-tales real-life guitar-driven pop-ROCK of Illuminati Hotties. Their latest album Let Me Do One More is available from Snack Shack Tracks through Hopeless Records.

On the show this time, it’s the husky, haunting and heartbreaking music of Bnny. Their full-length album is available on Fire Talk Records.

On the show this time, it’s the straightforward Southern rock sound reinvented by songwriter Jason Isbell. His latest with the 400 Unit is available on Southeastern Records.

On the show this time, embrace the uncomfortable, and attempt to accept ambiguity, with Meg Duffy’s Hand Habits. Their latest “Fun House” is available on Saddle Creek Records.

On the show this time, it’s the classic sound of jazz and R&B vocalist Jazzmeia Horn. Her latest with Her Noble Force is “dear love” available on Empress Legacy Records.

On the show this time, it’s the chakra-harmonizing garage-psych of Ty Segall and Freedom Band. Their latest “Harmonizer” is available on Drag City Records.