Quarantined Artists is a new FUV feature that includes online Q&As and on-air conversations with musicians dealing with life in Covid-19 lockdown. Bettye LaVette discusses her stay-at-home life in West Orange, New Jersey and also her latest album, Blackbirds.
Bettye LaVette (photo by Joseph A Rosen, PR)
Quarantined Artists is a new FUV feature that includes online Q&As and on-air conversations with musicians dealing with life in Covid-19 lockdown. In this chat, Brian Fallon discusses his new album, Local Honey.
Brian Fallon (photo by Kelsey Hunter Ayres, PR)
Quarantined Artists is a new FUV feature that includes online Q&As and on-air conversations with musicians dealing with life in Covid-19 lockdown. While sequestered in Brooklyn, Craig Finn has been writing, running, and honing his recipe for vegan cream of broccoli.
Craig Finn (photo by Sherwin Lainez, PR)
Quarantined Artists is a new FUV feature that includes online Q&As and on-air conversations with musicians dealing with life in Covid-19 lockdown. Jesse Malin talks about his new at-home YouTube show, "The Fine Art of Self-Distancing."
Jesse Malin (photo by Steven Sebring, PR)
As the second artist interviewed for FUV's new Quarantined Artists series, Margaret Glaspy tells us about her new album, Devotion, and how life during the pandemic reminds us that "we are all so fragile and need a lot of care."
Margaret Glaspy (photo by Josh Goleman, PR)
It's strange poetry indeed to release an album called Migration Stories while travel is virtually impossible during the current Covid-19 pandemic. M. Ward talks about his new album, and his life during these odd times, in FUV's first Quarantined Artists Q&A and also offers up a "crisis playlist."
M. Ward (photo by Wrenne Evans, PR)
Four years ago, on July 23, the dynamic, intuitive and soulful singer and songwriter Amy Winehouse died at her London home from co
Amy Winehouse (from "Amy," A24Films, PR)
The Walkmen must be feeling pretty upbeat given the wildly enthusiastic response to the band's seventh album Heaven, a record which also parallels the quintet's tenth anniversary. They visited "The Alternate Side" for a session.
The Walkman's Hamilton Leithauser
Megafaun has released three albums since they formed from the ashes of DeYarmond Edison back in 2006. However, it's the Durham, North Carolina/Los Angeles, California, group's self-titled fourth album, released in September on Hometapes, that has earned them a fresh start as a band. They visited FUV's Studio A for a session.
Megafaun's Brad Cook in Studio A
Laura Marling's first two albums garnered her critical huzzahs, Mercury Prize nominations and even a Brit Award, but her third release, the astonishing A Creature I Don't Know, is not only her masterpiece to date, but one of the best albums of the year.
Laura Marling in Studio A
