Tears in Insolent Eyes | 7-10 PM EDT

 

TONIGHT on WFMU's Give the Drummer Radio we spin deeply felt, left-of-the-dial tracks from Burmese CDRs, Egyptian cassettes, and Italian vinyl

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Unholy Grails | 7-10 PM EDT

 

TONIGHT on WFMU's Give the Drummer Radio, I'll spin tracks from Cassettes, CDs, and vinyl records I can't believe I own -- and you may not, either (albeit for different reasons). Music from Algeria, Cambodia, Lebanon, Morocco, UK, USA, and former USSR.

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Imagine Having Been Rita Lee | 7-10 PM EDT

 

TONIGHT on WFMU's Give the Drummer Radio: Famously kicked out of the pioneering psychedelic rock band she co-founded, Rita Lee moved on to a wildly successful solo career that ultimately earned her the title of Brazil’s Queen of Rock. This tribute draws from a half-century of her output, from her sixties and seventies work in and with Os Mutantes to her final official album in 2012.

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Cosmic Vibration: Otherworldly sounds from the world we're living out | 7-10 PM EDT

 

TONIGHT on WFMU's Give the Drummer Radio, we spin experimental and traditional music from Algeria, Brazil, Cambodia, China, Egypt, France, Indonesia, Iraq, Japan, Paraguay, Rwanda, Turkey, and the USA

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Memory Tracks: A Lao Family's Story through Music | 7-10 PM EDT

 

On tonight's show: Special guest Rattana Bounsouaysana shares a family’s migration story through interview sound clips, music, and commentary, as they make their way from Laos to the United States in the 1970s. Rattana Bounsouaysana is a student in the Master of Arts in Oral History program at Columbia University. Her work explores the Lao diaspora and the intersection of memory, identity, and history.

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