Tyler Hale

Tyler Hale

Digital Music Editor

Producer

Tyler Hale on KCRW

Raphael Saadiq performs three songs for KCRW’s In Residence session, and shares insights on his studio, his creative process, and the venues where he wants to play when COVID is over.

In Residence: Raphael Saadiq performs uplifting anthem: ‘Keep on Marchin’

Raphael Saadiq performs three songs for KCRW’s In Residence session, and shares insights on his studio, his creative process, and the venues where he wants to play when COVID is over.

from Music Special Programming

Perfume Genius joins KCRW to perform tracks from his heralded 2020 album "Set My Heart On Fire Immediately," and also covers Leonard Cohen.

In Residence: Perfume Genius covers Leonard Cohen and performs acclaimed new work

Perfume Genius joins KCRW to perform tracks from his heralded 2020 album "Set My Heart On Fire Immediately," and also covers Leonard Cohen.

from Music Special Programming

Yuna premieres new work in live performance for KCRW’s In Residence series.

In Residence: Yuna debuts R&B-pop gem and covers the White Stripes in live performance video

Yuna premieres new work in live performance for KCRW’s In Residence series.

from Music Special Programming

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