Surreal Lewis

KCRW music intern

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Beat the algorithm with deep funk inspired by tropical birds, international grooves with a message, a new twist on a Jill Scott classic, and more.

The Best Music You Sent Us: Nasty neo-soul, hot jazz, and a fresh nod to Jill Scott

Beat the algorithm with deep funk inspired by tropical birds, international grooves with a message, a new twist on a Jill Scott classic, and more.

from Music News

Just in time for the holiday’s, we’ve handpicked some of the best new festive outputs to add to your playlists, including some fresh finds dug up and submitted directly by our…

The Best Music You Sent Us: Holiday Edition

Just in time for the holiday’s, we’ve handpicked some of the best new festive outputs to add to your playlists, including some fresh finds dug up and submitted directly by our…

from Music News

Here at KCRW, we get sent a lot of digital music. But over time, we’ve also built a pretty tall tower of CDs, vinyl records, and handwritten letters from artists.

The Best Music You Sent Us: Analog Edition

Here at KCRW, we get sent a lot of digital music. But over time, we’ve also built a pretty tall tower of CDs, vinyl records, and handwritten letters from artists.

from Music News

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