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Host Andy Gregory plays music from the Local 518.

Host Andy Gregory plays music from the Local 518

The Millstone Rounders, in the fine old time bluegrass tradition, is a group that gathered its members the old-fashioned way. The band's core, James and Oona of Drank the Gold drew together their friends to make music - still in the old time music space, but just a little different than the Irish focus of much of their repertoire. See The Millstone Rounders at Caffe Lena on December 15th.

Host Andy Gregory plays music from the Local 518

Daniel Nunnelee stopped by to play and talk about his new album, "June, Baby." He may not be a household name, but he should be. I know that his legion of followers feel the same way.

Carmen and Diane play "A Small Cafe" and talk with us about their collaborations, and the Albany chapter of AFM, the musicians union.

Sydney Worthley released her latest album this year, "It Was Nice While It Lasted." We've been playing her music for 9 years! Impossible, I say! Her growth as an artist has been so amazing to witness. Thank you for supporting the incredible Local 518 artists.

Delaney Hafener of The Belle Curves dropped by for a Local 518 Session to play songs from their new record "Subject to Change." No, that is the title. You'll hear in the interview.

Maya de Vitry released her fourth album, "The Only Moment" this summer. She stopped by on her way to Caffe Lena to play a few songs in the studio with her friend Joel Timmons (check out his music, too!).

Francis Davey and Ellie Amelie make sixties infused modern folk songs. We went to where folk music has ruled since the 1960's, Caffe Lena, for this special session.