Crescent City Cacophonies
This week we listened to music from the Big Easy.
Track Name, Artist Name, Album Name
Just a Closer Walk With Thee, Pete Fountain, New Orleans Jazz Collection - French Quarter...
TONIGHT: Slomile Swift with Humble Kind @ Chelsea's Cafe 9.11.2015
Local producer Slomile Swift, aka James West, makes it easier for you to groove at shows. He understands how unaware most listeners are...
1. Diane Coffee's "Everyday" from Everybody's A Good Day
Self-described as "psychedelic Motown."
His band is coming to New Orleans November 11 at Howlin' Wolf
2. The Arcs with Yours,...
Here's what I'm keeping my eyes out for in the next month of 2015. I've got some dates you should most definitely write down in your calendar or at least a piece of paper somewhere on your desk.
Kill The...
Tune into "The Wire" with DJ Casper every Wednesday night 11PM - 1AM for hottest of today's Hip Hop and R&B Jams!
Ab-Soul - These Days ft The O'Mys
Alchemist - Camp Registration ft Step Brothers, Action...
The Duchess interviewed local group Captain Green to find out why they stayed in Baton Rouge, the wave of original music coming back to Baton Rouge, Captain Green as "resurrecting that renaissance,"...
This past weekend DJ Flatsnake had the opportunity to talk with Jared Reddick of Bowling For Soup. They talked about the changes he’s witness in his 20 years in the music business and how it feels...
Dolo Jazz Suite, one of the most underrated showcases of ANY kind of music in Baton Rouge. Ranging from glitch, to hip hop, to jazz influenced beats, Dolo features music producers (and sometimes rappers)...
This week, DJ 5/4 is bringing you the perfect mix for this wicked three-day weekend. While you spend Sunday night big chilling since there's no class Monday, take a minute to listen to some gnarly math...
ALTitude 9.6.15 from 91.1KLSU on 8tracks Radio.
1. Tear off Your Own Head (It's a Doll Revolution)-- Elvis Costello
2. Tear Off Your Own Head (Its A Doll Revolution)-- The Bangles
3. Evie's Tears--...
On September 3, 2015, two New Orleans funk and jam bands played to a sold-out Varsity crowd in Baton Rouge. Naughty Professor opened up for The Revivalists, a band whose Baton Rouge following was in full...
