Emily Scott Robinson has been winning hearts for the better part of a decade. And she's about to win your heart, too. She's working on a new album. We cannot wait! And she's playing at Caffe Lena on Thursday, March 13.

Jenna Nicholls stopped by to play songs and talk about her new EP, "Paper Daisy." She's at Caffe Lena on January 18th, 2025.

Diarmuid Ó Meachair came to play at the Irish American Heritage Museum in Albany. Before that, he stopped by to showcase his cool accordions and talk about Irish music heritage and more.

The new Yarn album is Born, Blessed, Grateful & Alive. Blake Christiana stopped by to play songs and talk about Yarn.

Laura Grant talks with Kim Richey about her new album, her tenth, "Every New Beginning." Kim brought Aaron Lee Tasjan and John Allen to play songs in the studio.

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.

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!).

We had a few moments to spend with Professor Louie and Miss Marie. They played a couple songs, and we talked about all things. See Professor Louie & the Crowmatix.

Chris Smither has made another masterpiece with his latest album, "All About the Bones." Chris talks with us about his inspiration, and how that tapping foot became a part of who he is as a musician.

The Wild Feathers is a band of musicians who met in Nashville. They had each been drawn to "Music City" to pursue their dream of being a musician. Their new album speaks to that call of the siren that is "music." It's called "Sirens."