Local 518 Sessions
Thursday 9:30pm
Live performances and conversations with Local 518 musicians. Each week, we highlight a different Local 518 artist in session with a brief interview to introduce you go the artist.
This is the schedule of the upcoming sessions with Local 518 artists. (Dates are the Thurs 9:30p.)
Latest Episodes
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Lovella is releasing her debut EP, "Outgrown." The CD release party is at Caffe Lena on Thursday, September 19.
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Cassandra Kubinski and Sawyer Fredericks had been teasing about a possible collaboration for weeks. And then... the song came out. "Burn It Down" is one of Cassandra's songs that the two reworked to be an incredible, smoldering duet. The song is out, and the next question is what's next for their collaboration. Hear that and more, including new songs from each, in this special session.
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Delaney Hafener of The Belle Curves dropped by for a Local 518 Session in anticipation of their new record coming on September 6 - "Subject to Change." No, that is the title. You'll hear in the interview.
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A new single, and an unreleased song from Sabrina in this new Local 518 Session.
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Zoe Boekbinder moved from New Orleans to upstate New York, and we've embraced them as a Local 518'er. Zoe has created and is marketing an album, called "Wildflower," that was made, performed, produced, and promoted by a team of women and non-binary people.
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We met Aila on the Make Music Day Troy event. And we invited her in to let you hear more of her magic.
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The new EP from Dust Bowl Faeries is coming! It's called "Magic & Mayhem." We had a lot of fun in the studio, even though it was a bit hot for Hazel to come for a visit.
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Marc Delgado stopped by before he came back to town for a show in Troy. He played us a few new songs, and we talked about an album he's working on.
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We sat down with Mark & Jill to talk about the Blues, and about a special fundraiser show they are doing with Lost Radio Rounders at the Mabee Farm on July 26.
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We sat down to chat with Deb Cavanaugh. She brought her dulcimer to play for us. Such a treat, and a fascinating story about how she ended up playing the instrument.